
I first saw this cute boy calling girl stick figures on a set of pillow cases. Subsequently saw them on cupcakes as well. I thought they were perfect for a Valentines themed lunch, so I tried to recreate the design on onigiri.

The side dishes packed in the bentos were pork cutlets, fried prawns, broccoli and peaches.

Ingredients used to make the stick figures were nori, heart sprinkler and a strand of ume soba noodle. :)
Now, please click the image above and hop over to Licious Lunches to check out Rebecca's awesome Valentine's day creations. :)
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Wow! So creative and whimsical! I love that they are calling each other across bentos.
ReplyDeleteTk u, Kathy. :)
DeleteWow! The precision with which you cut out your nori is amazing! Beautiful lunch!
ReplyDeleteTk u, Keitha. :)
DeleteWow! What intricate details!
ReplyDeleteTk u, Erin. :)
DeleteSo clever! Love them!
ReplyDelete哇!好喜欢!你真棒!!
ReplyDeleteThose are so adorable, your cut work always amazes me.
ReplyDeleteTk u, Eileen. :)
DeleteAWESOME! so cute, love them
ReplyDeleteTk u, Mrs Cushman. :)
DeleteUnbelievable! Those are AMAZING! Love how it looks like they are talking to each other when you put them side by side.
ReplyDeleteTk u, Perry. :)
DeleteAmazing! They are so cute and I am hungry from looking at those fried prawns
ReplyDeleteTk u, Sarah. :)
DeleteSuper wonderful bento as usual!
ReplyDeleteYour nori people are amazing! So fun and creative!
ReplyDeleteTk u, Sarah. :)
DeleteAdorable. I love the stick figure people!
ReplyDeleteTk u, Anna. :)
DeleteStunning! I love them.
ReplyDeleteTk u, Amanda. :)
DeletePretty as always!!! Amazing :)
ReplyDeleteTk u, Karen. :)
DeleteWow..it's a work of art! Amazing!
ReplyDeleteTk u, Ariani. :)
DeleteWow stunning!!
ReplyDeleteTk u, Marjie. :)
DeleteLove is in the Air!
ReplyDeleteHi Ming
ReplyDeleteHow do you cut the figures? .. i meant do you cut and paste on something before placing it onto ur bento?
I sketch out on paper first, and just place a nori behind and cut out the outlines in parts using a pair of scissors. Another way is to use a cutting knife to cut. I just paste it directly onto the rice, I did spread on some mayonnaise so that it will stick better.
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