Showing posts with label toddlerfood. Show all posts
Showing posts with label toddlerfood. Show all posts

Thursday, 11 April 2013

Little Piglet


I got some amazing disney Winnie the Pooh cookie cutters from a friend and immediately made Piglet from watermelon (body) and apple (face and arms and legs).
Details are just kiwi seeds (eyes) and sultana (mouth)
The flower is grapes and kiwi and persimmon.

I used the cutter for face and body and the rest I sorta just cut with the knife. I use toothpicks to place it in its place but contemplating getting a tweezer for that job :))


Oh my! Oh d-d-d-dear!!


Saturday, 16 March 2013

The three little piggies


Built a house of sultanas, with kiwigrassroof and kiwigrass.
A banana sun with nectarine rays, and 3 hand cut pigs.
Very easily cut a deep chunk shaped like the head, and cut it in 3 pieces so it was 3 quite identical heads. Oval body shapes and grapepeel tails and snout holes. Eyes of sultana.

Im sure they were safe from the wolf, but not from Calvin who ate them up one after another ;)

I read on the picture my husband posted on reddit (the cute puppydog sandwich) that my son would become roothless since he could eat cute little puppies... Im pretty sure my son is bright enough to know the difference in cheese and real dogs... Don't ever underestimate 2,5 year olds! ;)

Peace.

Friday, 15 March 2013

Almond Bunny

Smelling a little flower.


A little Thumper inspired. Or little nutbrown hare. Or Peter Rabbit. 
All very beautiful bunnies, popular with the kiddoes :)
We read these as bedtime stories almost every night. 

  


I use organic raw almonds as they have the highest nutritional value. 
Like these


Worlds greatest animals

*trunksounds*


I used my lunch punch cutter on watermelon.
Then i made the palm with kiwi leaves, grape coconuts and mangotrunk.
Grape ground and strawberry butterflies. Everything is allowed in our little imaginary world <3
But in the real world, the elephants suffer.
They are used for circuses and they are being hunted for their ivory.

elephantconservation.org

Thank you <3