Edible Spring Flowers

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You knew this was coming right?  I couldn’t resist using the seasonal M&M mix as inspiration to produce another “toddler approved” template.  This time around, we’re using the plain M&M “Bunny Mix” to create flowers in preparation for spring!

I’ve uploaded to scribd the Spring Flower Template in color or black and white.  1 bag of “bunny mix” will have enough colors to make about 9 flowers.

Sort candy by color.

Then place corresponding colored candy to template.  I purposely left the petals a neutral color so that your child can have a choice in how the finished product will look.

Admire, then devour!

Color M&M Spring Flower Template

B&W M&M Spring Flower Template