These bunny marshmallow pops are perfect to find in an Easter basket, for spring time bake sales, as a friendship gift or to make with the kids!
Here’s how and what You’ll Need:
3 extra-large marshmallows
2 regular (large) sized marshmallows (the kind you find in the store)
1 mini marshmallow
1 twisty marshmallow
candy writer in white. This is not frosting but candy coating.
pan of hot water, not boiling
12″ long lollipop sticks, 1 for each bunny
pink petal dust (optional)
black food pen (optional)
heart shaped sprinkles (optional)
2 – #3 tips
1 – #2 tip
decorating bags
royal icing decorations (optional) purchase or make your own
-carrot
-drop flower
-eyes
damp cloth
scissors
cello bag
ribbon
Every place where marshmallows touch eachother will be ‘glued’ together with the candy writer.
When I say ‘glued’ I mean using the candy coating.
Everything is edible on this lollipop except the stick!
Don’t mark your marshmallows.
I just did this to show you which way to cut.
Next, slide up the twisty marshmallow and glue this in place. Hold to set.
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the sticky side or the non-sticky side.
Some ideas for you ~
if you go with the sticky side you can press the sticky sides in pale pink sanding sugar. If you go with the non-sticky side you can draw a line or two of pink royal icing or use pink petal powder.
I show both of these.
If you want them plain you can always dust the sticky side with a small amount of corn starch and they won’t be sticky anymore.
If you’re making a bunch of these cuties, make them all different!
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Mix up a quarter cup of yellow, pink, and green for the girl and blue, pink, and green for the boy or whatever colors you wish.
Green Grass ~
Using a #3 tip, make some green squiggles on the twist marshmallow for grass.
I added some heart-shaped sprinkles for flowers.
Using a #3 tip, outline a dress on the girl and fill in with lines of icing.
Adding some heart-shaped sprinkles is optional.
You could use round sprinkles like polka dots or nothing at all.
Using a #2 tip, build up the nose and add 2 sweeps across whiskers area.
Build up the mouth area. Add toes.
Pedicure dots for the girl and small lines for the boy.
You can also run a line of pink for the ears.
Using a #3 tip, outline overalls and fill in with lines of icing.
You could use a couple dragees or round sprinkles for buttons.
Add a bow tie if you have room.
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Add eyes. Either drawn on or made from royal icing. I show both.
I gave my girl bunny eyelashes and a little flick of eyeliner.
So chic for spring time.
Place in a cello bag and finish with a pretty ribbon!
Idea source – Calico Cake Shop Extra-large and twisty marshmallows, candy writer, royal icing decorations (carrots, eyes and drop flower), lollipop sticks and cello bags can be purchased at Calico Cake Shop.
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Creativity is blooming today so go over and be inspired!
These are adorable honey! I wish I had kids! Hope you have a great Tuesday! Kori xoxo
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So cute and yummy!!! Great idea!!
CUTE! Fantastic job! Stopping over from Tip Me Tuesday!
Kerri
Every time I leave a comment, I say these are the cutest things ever,so here I go again….these are just the cutest things ever! You really have outdone yourself…I am sure if I did this they would look like anything but a bunny, but really adorable!
Those are ADORABLE!!!
So cute….too cute to eat!
These are so adorable!!! Thnak you for sharing the wonderful tips to making them… HHL
I LOVE these!!!! Too cute! And love all the little tips…I would so need that. Thanks for sharing!
Absolutely fantastic!
You are truly amazing. who could take a bite out of something so cute?
Oh my gosh these are adorable! I’d like to link to this post from my blog. Can I please use the top picture?
Kate ~ Sure, I’d be honored! 🙂
They are adorable…not sure I’m patient enough to do though!!
You make it look easy!
Oh my gosh! Now I know why you said it took you so long in post production!!!
What a great step-by-step tutorial. Love the bunnies. Pinning!
Beth @ Hungry Happenings
These are adorable! I am pinning and sharing these!
Hi Chloe, Thank you! 🙂
These are so adorable!! You are a true marshmallow artist!
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Happy Easter and keep on desserting!
Thank you! It was a fun project! 🙂