Using your favourite onigiri filling make the triangle-shaped onigiri rice balls.

Make the horns from boiled carrot and the facial features from nori seaweed. (Cut them out out with either a small pair of scissors or a craft punch.) Make the cheeks from imitation crab sticks (cut them out with a straw).

Stick the horns right into the onigiri. Push them in far enough so that they don't fall back out.

Attach all of the parts to the onigiri and you're done. This time I cut some very thin strips of nori seaweed and added them onto the horns to create a striped pattern.

Instead of making the hair with dried bonito flakes and soy sauce I think mince meat, tuna mayonnaise or scrambled egg would be cute too.

The hair may fall off when transferring the onigiri to a lunchbox so I recommend adding a dollop of mayonnaise at the base of the horn to stick the hair in place.