Sometimes in Winter we get a little crazy...

I remember seeing an adorable Tootsie Roll Mustache video tutorial last Fall from
Kellie over at
Little Nummies. It's a great activity to beat those winter blues!
Little H was giggling so hard she could barely keep her mustache straight...

You can download the template I used
here or the one Kellie used
here...

Basically, all you do is melt Tootsie Rolls in the microwave, mash together, roll them out like dough, cut out mustaches and attach a sucker stick!

Check out
Kellie's video for the whole process. I also wrapped our sucker sticks in black floral tape just for fun, it's definitely not necessary.

You can also let the kids go freestyle and make their own...check out this hairy beast! Yowza!

Doing this again, I might make them out of chocolate candy melts. It would also be super easy and they'd set up harder. But, either way you have a fun treat!
9 comments:
This is too cute and a little funny because not more then 5 minutes ago I picked up from the mail my new mustache necklace charm from Little Miss Momma's Etsy shop. Your never to old to have a little stache fun!
Mindie,
Great minds think alike. :)
ADORABLE!!! I love the mustache craze that's been going around lately!
YAY!!!! Your mustaches turned out super adorable!!! Thanks for the linky love too!!! You are awesome!!!
fun idea, I love playing with tootsie rolls :)
My mom's birthday was on Valentine's Day, she recently moved to a assisted living place. I got candy sucker molds and made red lip chocolate suckers for the ladies, and brown chocolat3 mustache suckers for the men. It was so cute to see them holding them up to their faces and laughing at each other!! I think you'd love working with chocolate and the molds.Francine
what a cute and fun idea... perfect for kids birthday parties.
What a great idea! We'll definitely have to try these. :)
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