I hardly pack rice for my kids as most of the bentos are meant for after school tea. Thus, most of my rice molds are kept in the box, and I hardly use them. But today, I decided to use one of the rice molds as a bread cutter, and I picked the triangular onigiri mold, which I bought from Daiso.
Tools for today’s speedy bento
It’s quite easy to cut the bread with the mold as the edges are rather sharp. After some simple decoration, here’s how the bentos looked like:
My boy’s onigiri sandwich bento, with mini cheese wieners and lots of cherries.
And my gal’s onigiri sandwiches, decorated as a chick. She will have papaya and kiwi, instead of cherry.
Coincidentally, I found a cute chick bento by R’s mama this morning. Do check it out! 
another good job!! I like this!! So cute!!!! How u stick the chick mouth ar? Use spaghetti stick?
Annie, glad that you like it.
Ya, I steamed the carrot so that it’s softer, pinned the lower triangular carrot with spaghetti strip, and placed another piece of carrot on the first piece of carrot.
Wow.. this is so cute…. i love your girl’s bento.. it’s so CHICKY look… Amy! You are really very very creative with your work… your kids are so lucky.
hai, I one of the people that google-ed about DIY originari and saw you blog.
can i ask how u make the originari rice with the mould?
i bought a several mould live the triangular originari mould, bear, love & star mould..
I tried make it last week, although success but i receive some feed back that my rice inside not firm enough. Is it i need put a lot of rice?
Can enlighten me??
Btw, can i link your site to my blog?
Thanks ..
Nice day..
Thanks Ellena.
Mengher, actually, this bento was made from bread, I used the mold as a cutter to cut out the shape.
I guess u need to put a lot of rice in the mold before you close up and shape it. Then, maybe the rice ball will turn out firm and nice.
Ya, thanks for the link!
Hi! your blog is really nice! I really like the bentos that u hv made..They are so creative and cute..! By the way, for the punch u used to cut the seaweed for the facial expressions, are they craft punches for paper as well? Do you sterilise the craft punch first before you use it? How do you make sure it is clean? Do you just wash it with soap? Thanks!!
Aiyoh bread also u can make to look so cute. Haha. Salute you!
Chloe, thanks for the comment. I washed them with detergent when I first got them, then I wash them once a while, like after a few punches.
Just make sure that they are only be used for seaweed, but not paper or any craft. Make sure the punchers are totally dry before storage. 
SIG, thanks! LOL!
I’ll try this out one of these days.
using the onigiri mold for bread. never thought abt that before. thanks for the idea! oh, your bread-giri is uber cute laa. love the details.
i really like the chick
i really like the chick bento