Kristen Cumings recreated famous paintings like The Mona Lisa, Starry Night, and Girl with a Pearl Earring using only jelly beans. Each tasty work of art took about 50-60 hours of work. Even though onlookers may feel tempted to take a lick (or a bite), they really shouldn't. Cumings used spray adhesive to stick jelly beans onto a canvas and coated the entire canvas with acrylic. [seen on Foodiggity]
(2) "Made in America" skillets
I love Michigan. I also love eating. A Michigan shaped cast iron skillet seems like a nice way to celebrate both loves. [seen on Foodiggity]
(3) Lickable lift
Remember that scene in Charlie and the Chocolate factory where everyone gets to lick wallpaper? Well, it's no longer a dream. The world's first Lickable lift was installed in London about a month ago. Its walls are covered with a little over a thousand Jaffa cookies. Worried about germs? Don't be. Once a person has licked a cookie, a bell boy removes it from the wall. [seen on Foodiggity]
(4) Candy Bike
I'm sure any 5-year-old... or 31-year-old girl would love this sweet ride, created by Brooklyn-based artist Britta Hope. [seen on Foodiggity]
(5) Sausage recorder
Adam Niklewicz created this Polish sausage recorder that even plays sweet music! Can you imagine hubby playing this instrument in church? [seen on Foodiggity]
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