These little marshmallow sheep were featured in an issue of Southern Living and they went to the top of the Easter project list. Aren’t they just adorable? And the best part is they’re surprisingly easy. The kids could even help make this for a fun Easter activity!
These whimsical little edible sheep are made from Pepperidge Farm Milano cookies, white mini marshmallows, a few brown peanut M & M’s, and mini chocolate chips. White candy coating holds them all together. They’d be adorable with substitutions as well: maybe a nutter butter for the face or any oblong cookie, hershey’s kisses for the feet, and junior mints for big wide eyes!
Click on this marshmallow sheep link for the full instructions on these little guys.
Those goofy eyes remind me of a cartoon character. Aren’t they fun?
For more fun treat ideas for Easter, be sure to check out this bunny bottom fruit dip …
… a simple carrot cone made with your favorite orange ice cream or sherbet …
… and a sweet cream bunny shake that the kids will love!
Life in Rehab says
Well yours came out cute!
Alexis says
BAAA-utiful! so cute
barb says
They are adorable!
"bigcanadiangirl" says
I like the eyes
Lisa says
those are so stinkin’ cute!! i love them!!
Alicia says
o my gosh! so so cute 🙂
EmilyM says
These are so cute! My son would love to make these.
Carmen @ Life with Sprinkles on Top says
These are so funny and cute! Yummy too. I love Milano cookies and marshmallows too. 🙂
The Mommy Therapy says
These are adorable. I think I would be a huge hit with the kids with these.
They are now on my Easter party list.
Thanks for sharing!
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phasejumper says
So cute! These made me smile and look delicious!!
Erin says
These are so cute. They have been on my to do list for weeks now. I can’t believe I haven’t made them yet. Yours turned out so cute!
Jess says
Saw these on TT&J – very cute and probably fun with my toddler!
Paula says
What a fun Easter project! Now that I see your post, I remember these from SL. Thanks for the reminder!
I’m visiting from Amanda’s party.
Melissa says
Very cute, indeed. And the mistakes would be tasty, I’m sure! It’s hard to go wrong with those ingredients!
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Susan Evans says
Those are just so totally cute!
Kathryn Michelle Jenkins says
haha this makes me laugh so hard. haha. cute.
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ropcorn says
Such cool little sheep. Fun and cute! :p
Alexandra
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Kitty says
Hahaha such a cute idea!
Lisa says
These are so fun! They make me smile.
Katie @ This Chick Cooks says
Those are just cute as they can be. I’m adding these to my “These Chicks Cooked” features for this coming Wednesday. Thanks for sharing them and have a great weekend.
Katie
Kristina says
I saved this article and was looking at doing it last night! You did a FABULOUS job!
Nicole @ The Wonderful World of Wohler says
Those look so cute and I bet they’re quite yummy too!
Malinda Jane Sieg says
These are so cute! I can’t wait to make them with my boys! Congrats on being one of the top picks on CSI!
{nifty thrifty things} says
These are adorable!!
I would love for you to link up to my first linky party! 🙂 {nifty thrifty sunday}
xoxo,
Vanessa
Amanda @ Serenity Now says
Randi, your sheep are too precious (and delicious looking). Love the cute little beady eyes. 😉
Thanks for joining my Weekend Bloggy Reading party! 🙂
Couture Cupcake says
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Smallgood says
They do look like cartoon characters. They look like the flock from Shaun the Sheep. Great job!
Kim @ It's a Crafty Life says
Those are seriously adorable!!
Jana says
How cute are these!! 🙂
[email protected] says
hahaha! too cute!
gail
PicturePerfectPixies says
Those are too stinkin’ cute!
http://livingatthewhiteheadszoo.blogspot.com/ says
I just love these. So cute!
Aritul says
Too cute to eat.