The marshmallow pops are finished!  We based ours on the cute design found at Hostess with the Mostess.  They are very easy and I was a little disappointed that the children didn’t need my help!  I melted the pink chocolate wafers in the microwave and they did the rest!  They were so proud and honestly, they looked great!  I couldn’t have done better myself!

They stuck them into a recycled piece of Styrofoam to dry.   It took about 10 minutes for them to set up completely, and then we wrapped them in small, clear treat bags and tied with polkadot ribbons.

Just about finished here and very proud of ourselves!  I had a pink, metal bucket ready to display them.  I thought it would be cute to carry in to school and easy to pass around to classmates.  However,  Elle insisted on making a special carrier.  I don’t know where she gets it.  I had things to do so I left her on her own and she came up with the cutest idea.  She drew a bakery complete with an awning mustache.  She called  it “Papa’s Bakery” because the mustache reminded her of her dear Papa, my wonderful father.

The little cupcake/marshmallow pops went into paper cups glued to the bottom that looked like little cupcake bushes.  I was very impressed with her work!  This was the first project she has ever done completely on her own!