Hope you like it, for me it's was a lot of fun.

Rock beats scissors but wait! Paper comes flying in to cover rock! It's over! It's over!

In case you never heard of it, here's how to play Paper-Rock-Scissors: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rock-paper-scissors

Play it online if you don't have enough hands! http://playrps.com/

Other view shows the wire holding the paper-guy up.

Oh no! Mr. Peeps gets struck by lightning as Mrs. Peeps looks on in horror!
And damn, here comes a pesky photographer to capture the moment.

I always wanted to destroy a marshmallow peep, thanks for the excuse. :P

Was it jealousy? Or money? Or revenge?

What a fun theme this was! Between a camera on the fritz, a horrible bout of flu, a dearth of wire, and even some of my 'models' dying on me (mold, ewwww), I almost didn't get an entry together. But perseverance, and a bit of ingenuity, carried the day.

Here's a close-up of the slice of bread -- http://www.aviary.com/viewfull?fguid=c5b42308-7a9e-11e0-937b-12313b101135&nowatermark=true -- which will hopefully show the way its little "arms" are folded. I had not been thinking about how tricky reflective things are to photograph when I was attaching the limbs to the slice and getting them folded into just the right position...

The three types of bread are, from the left:
¤ A Martin's Potato Roll, sandwich size http://www.potatoroll.com/pages/products.asp
¤ A torn-off hunk of fresh-baked "Italian bread" from one of the many bakeries, restaurants and grocery stores near me that sells similar loaves of crusty-outside, soft-fluffy-inside white-flour bread
¤ A slice of "Farmers Bread" as made by a boutique bakery, which I'm fortunate to be able to buy from a chain store they partner with since they're nowhere near me (and as their website is down, this video of the bread being made will have to do) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L2qPZGFkMgE

Possibly the best part of using edibles for crafting is getting to eat the project after it's done!