First off to the side, I gave her a bowl of buttered spaghetti noodles to build herself. Then, the items for details were: candy cherry slice (Rhett just happened to bring those home from the gas station and I knew it would be perfect for a mouth!), string cheese, sliced grapes, Cheerios, pretzels, and Cheetos.
I gave her a big cookie sheet and let her go to town! She had a blast even making up a story with her picture. You might not can tell, but this is a picture of BFG in the snow (snow falling and snow on the ground) with a radio in her hand and she's next to a fire. She was super excited to show it to her dad and was super excited to eat it! She devoured herself! Isn't it funny how kids love stuff like that?Go on over to Her Cup Overfloweth to see everyone else's take on the theme!
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17 comments:
What a great idea!
What an awesome idea! She did such a great job, too! Wow!
What a faboulous idea. She did a great job.
welcome back to MTM! i love the self portrait! so sweet!
What a great idea! It looks so cute too!
This is so creative! What a super idea!
Your blog is so cute too.
Cute. That is darling. I really need to try that sometime. I love it. It really does look great.
That looks like fun. Great idea and love the story behind the art :)
What a CUTE idea!! Love her self portrait!
Awesome! =)So creative
I love this idea! She did such a wonderful job :)!
Great idea! Love how it turned out!
we made something kinda like this today! Good idea!
That is a great idea! Love the story behind it, too. :)
I love the noodle sculpture! My 5 year old would be very in to that!
I loved this idea! So much that I let my boys make a self-portrait for their MTM today. They had a blast! Hope you don't mind. Thanks for the inspiration!
Thanks for your comment. Yes the story about my brother was a national story and he was the first boy scout ever that went missing. So it often is brought up again in the news with other stories. I am sure that is why the pictures look familiar. Thanks again. P.S. I already commented but I love your portrait idea.
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