And now for sunflower marshmallows, part two… the even easier way! Come on, how many of you predicted this exact outcome? Once again, I made these ages upon ages ago, back before I lost my days to home renovation and a 4 and 11/12 year old.
To make sunflower marshmallow pops:
You will need:
marshmallows
lollipop sticks
food coloring pens
green food coloring
wax paper
paint brush
*Find the lollipop sticks, food coloring and paint brush at the craft store. You may also find food coloring pens there, though I recommend Americolor Gourmet Writers or the FooDoodler Fine Line pack of ten, both available in specialty stores or online. I have a whole post all about food coloring pens HERE.
What to do:
Mix a few drops of green food coloring with a couple drops of water on a piece of wax paper. Paint the lollipop sticks green and let them rest on the wax paper until dry. Draw and fill a brown circle, then draw yellow petals surrounding the circle. I also added a few highlights with orange. Skewer the marshmallow with a lollipop stick and that’s it!
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4 Comments
Absolutely precious, as always! I’m so enchanted with these little painted marshmallows. I just need actually to give them a try at some point!
Sunflowers are my favorite flowers, Meaghan, and these are so cute!
You are a marshmallow artist! I just love the way you turn a simple marshmallow into a work of art!
so cute, I cannot draw or paint for the life of me, but I so should try