Materials List See Material List from Part One How to Step 1 Grab a Q-tip. Make sure the cheerio you choose fits onto the Q-tip. Step 2 Add a dab of icing to the top of each cheerio. You can use Royal Icing (recipe above under the Stats tab) in a squeeze bottle, or pre-made icing in a bottle or tub. Step 3 Dip the icing covered cheerio in a sugar or sprinkle of choice. In this case we dropped the little guy in a cup of rainbow sprinkles. Step 4 Remove the cheerio carefully from the Q-Tip. Set aside to dry. You may need to use a toothpick to open the hole in your mini donut. Step 5 Now we created a "powdered" donut by placing a cheerio in a bag of powdered sugar and shaking. Step 6 One your donuts are dry, place them inside your donut box that you created in Part One of the series. You can use one of the stickers from my template (found under the Stats tab above) or any extra embellishments you have to decorate your donut box. Stats Age All Ages Basic Food Craft Length Indefinite (as long as you want!) Difficulty Easy peasy (fun and simple) Downloads DONUT_BOX_STICKERS.pdf royal icing.pdf Duct Tape Décor Holiday Easter Other Prep Time 5 - 10 minutes Recycled Paper Fodder Supervision 1 adult per 10 children Variation Photos