Today, I made a big surprised treat for the girls...
I made them these....
Err...these are not for lunch... it's a set of sushi gourmet play
for the Jojo and Mei Mei who happen to be a great sushi fans.
Can you guess how much I spend to make them???
Time : less than 30 minutes
Cost : $0
Want to know how?????
You must have the "secret ingredients"
I got mine from my grocery trash!
Here they are...
I made them these....
Err...these are not for lunch... it's a set of sushi gourmet play
for the Jojo and Mei Mei who happen to be a great sushi fans.
Can you guess how much I spend to make them???
Time : less than 30 minutes
Cost : $0
Want to know how?????
You must have the "secret ingredients"
I got mine from my grocery trash!
Here they are...
Main ingredients :
#1 Plastic bag
(I use black, orange, green and yellow one...you can use whatever your have on hand)
#2 PE fruit packaging foam net
try to get in different colors and sizes.
(Yup, the one use for fruits...bottle ...I never throw them away :P)
#3 - some sticky tapes and some imagination!
Now...let's do it!
Step One
Lay a piece of the foam net flat...
just like the way you make a real sushi
(pretend this is the rice!)
Lay a piece of the foam net flat...
just like the way you make a real sushi
(pretend this is the rice!)
Step Two
Tear some foam net from others colors...
I use pink..because that what I have...
Tear some foam net from others colors...
I use pink..because that what I have...
Roll and wrap the pink foam in the centre
Here is the side view
Secure the roll with some sticky tapeCut few stripe of black 'seaweed' ...
from the black plastics bag...
They really look like the real one...
Wrap the white roll with it
Now, you have your first 'sushi'
The orange one is made from roll of orange plastic bag
Here how we made the Salmon Sushi
Get a smaller piece of the foam net
Instead of rolling...folding them like fan into a rectangular shape
and secure with sticky tape
Cut a small piece of black stripe and
a big piece of orange plastic sheet
Fold the orange one into a fluffy thick retangular
stripe around it.
Done! Your #2 sushi!
Today's Chef's Special
(these are other version created by Chef Jojo n her super helper Mei Mei)
I didn't include the tutorial...
do comment me if you need further 'how to'
They join in the fun and one idea come after another...
"inside out sushi"???
Tomago sushi (eggs) sushi
this one is not so successful I afraid...
but the 'chef' love eggs!
(slice of rolls of yellow plastics bag!)
Hope you enjoy the 'Sushi's
I didn't include the tutorial...
do comment me if you need further 'how to'
They join in the fun and one idea come after another...
"inside out sushi"???
Tamaki sushi - cone-shaped seaweed rolls
Tomago sushi (eggs) sushi
this one is not so successful I afraid...
but the 'chef' love eggs!
(slice of rolls of yellow plastics bag!)
The 'leftover' rice was 'stuffed' into a little bowl
and garnished with some 'seaweed'
Hope you enjoy the 'Sushi's
Till then...
Love
PC
Chef Jo Jo
Special assistant cum adviser Mei Mei
Sharing the sushi here
Great recycling & awesome kids crafts creations..PC you and your girls are so smart..
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This totally ROCKS! I LOVE the idea, and the way you used the packaging that most people (myself included) just throw away. I tell you, I look at my rubbish trying to see something I can make from it, and I never get these great ideas like you do. You have a gift, woman! And I miss you so much! :( Big hugs from over here.
ReplyDeleteTotally amazing and realistic! Stopping by from someday crafts.
ReplyDeleteOh this is SO cute.
ReplyDeleteHow cute! Great way to recycle and make something great out of it!
ReplyDeleteSuch a fun project for kids to play with.. Love your idea of making sushi toys.. :)
ReplyDeleteSo cute! You have such great ideas!
ReplyDelete!! Great fun !!! I like it.
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Martha
Recycling and sushi = Best craft ever! I'll be featuring you this coming Monday from Creative Juice, and also showcasing this at our new site The Classroom Creative in late June {I will let you know when that runs...}
ReplyDeleteSharing on Pinterest as well.
Too cute, Chef Jo Jo!
OK I really thought that was real food until I started reading your post. That is soooo awesome! PLEASE link up with me here because this project rocks!
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wow.. looks yummy on the SUSHI!! very nice!!
ReplyDeleteAWESOME! Wow! What a way to recycle!
ReplyDeleteI ADORE this! You are so creative and it looks fantastic!! Great job :)
ReplyDeleteSo adorable! Amazing how real they look, too! I'd love it if you'd share at Off the Hook.
ReplyDeleteAlways great Meyjo's! If you would like to add a fish, I could help you ;) Take a look here: http://madecomaison.blogspot.com.es/2012/06/bouteille-mariniere-avec-poisson-bleu.html See you soon!
ReplyDeleteHow realistic! (I am not wearing my glasses so it took me a minute to figure out how sushi is a toy.) What a clever idea!
ReplyDeleteWOW! This is so awesome! It beat out any of the wooden sets that I've seen in the store!
ReplyDeleteCongrats! Your post was one of the top picks selected from our Bowdabra Designers in the Crafty Showcase! We appreciate you sharing your $0 and tasty project with us!
We will give you a shout out on our Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest accounts today. Have a super weekend and we hope that you will stop back in and share with us starting Saturday morning!
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