For your child:
Using a simple colouring page as your guide, very very lightly draw out the design on a clean, large piece of craft paper. For this project I chose the beautifully designed, free and downloadable crocodile colouring page by Kate of Mini-Eco. Pour out a few varieties of breakfast cereal, and let your child outline the design. Once complete, let your child eat it up.
For you:
Use the cereals to create a pretty mandala. Let the mandala arise organically without a pre-drawn design. Once complete, eat it up.
The craft paper can be saved and re-used for other projects.
Note: Thoroughly wash your hands before tackling this tasty craft!
Now do have yourself a fine day, and I'll see you soon!
What a yummy art...hmmmmm...nice creativity!!!
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ReplyDeleteHa Ha Michelle....the thoughts that must run through yr brain when you think of these things....lol...great fun x
ReplyDeleteGenial! Me encanta la idea. Gracias!
ReplyDeleteI love this idea! The crocodile looks amazing. My oldest is obsessed with cereal... she eats two kinds at breakfast every day. She would love this!
ReplyDeleteEee, so pretty! That is a gorgeous croc design. Great idea - I am SO doing this! Except I'll be using m&ms.
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you are most welcome Heidi! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely idea! If they turned out as well as yours I might not want to eat them though! I guess that's what cameras are for ;)
ReplyDeleteMy two would LOVE this :)
Great, simple, fast idea. Love it!
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I adore this idea. I'm definitely going to try this with my art-loving, picky-eater 3 year old! I spotted this on Ohdeedoh and I linked, too, on my other blog (ediblecrafts.craftgossip.com). Hope that's OK! :)
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