Felt Craft

Sew a cute felt yoke collar for your porch goose using the FREE Reversible Tie Collar pattern! 🪿💕 This quick felt version requires no lining or edge finishing—just add lace and Velcro for an adorable accessory that can be worn alone or layered over a goose dress.

Sew an adorable felt strawberry hat for your 18" doll with this FREE printable pattern! 🍓💕 This easy felt sewing project is perfect for Halloween costumes, spring outfits, or strawberry-themed doll fun.

Sew an adorable felt witch hat for your 18", 14", or 6" doll with this FREE printable pattern! This easy Halloween project is beginner-friendly and perfect for using up small felt scraps. 🧙‍♀️🎃

🎃 Let’s make a cute little witch hat for Halloween! In today’s sewing tutorial, I’m showing you how to make an easy felt witch hat with a FREE sewing pattern! 💜✂️ I originally made these little witch hats for my dolls, but of course…I couldn’t leave my porch geese out! 🪿 So I created sizes for dolls AND porch geese. The pattern includes sizes for: 💕 6" Doll 💕 14" Doll 💕 18" Doll 🪿 17" Porch Goose 🪿 23" Porch Goose This is a fun little Halloween sewing project and a gr

Looking for a fun and beginner-friendly felt food project? This adorable Felt Eggplant is the newest addition to my Felt Food Series – Episode 16! 💜🍆 Whether you’re making a pretend play kitchen, stocking a toy market, creating Montessori-inspired learning toys, or sewing handmade gifts, this soft felt eggplant is quick, cute, and satisfying to make. 🎁Free Printable patterns at the bottom of the page! Pattern pieces HB76 Felt Eggplant 🧵 Materials • Purple felt (BUY HERE)

Looking for a fun and adorable felt food project? Today we’re making a felt broccoli! This beginner-friendly sewing project is perfect for pretend play kitchens, play markets, Montessori learning, and handmade gifts. This soft felt broccoli is quick to sew and uses only a few basic supplies. Whether you’re building a complete felt vegetable collection or just getting started, this project is a wonderful addition. 🎁Free Printable patterns at the bottom of the page! 📺 Watch t

Looking for a fun and beginner-friendly felt sewing project? This adorable DIY Felt Beetroot is the newest addition to my Felt Food Series! With just a few pieces of felt and a little stuffing, you can create beetroot that’s perfect for pretend play kitchens, farmers’ markets, Montessori learning, doll accessories, and handmade gifts. Whether you’re just starting your felt food collection or adding another vegetable to your set, this quick project is simple, fun, and satisfyi

If you’re looking for a quick and adorable felt project, you’re going to love today’s tutorial! Welcome to Felt Food Series Episode 13, where we’re making a sweet little Felt Daikon Radish. This beginner-friendly project is easy to sew and makes a wonderful addition to any pretend play kitchen, toy grocery store, farmers market, or Montessori-inspired play set. It also pairs perfectly with the other vegetables in the Felt Food Series, allowing you to build your own handmade f

No sewing machine? No problem! In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to make adorable felt carrots entirely by hand. This beginner-friendly project includes both full-size carrots and cute mini carrots that are perfect for pretend play, Easter baskets, doll food, and handmade gifts. Whether you’re new to sewing or simply enjoy relaxing hand-stitching projects, these felt carrots are fun, quick, and easy to make. Finished Sizes: 🥕 Large Carrot: 7” including topper 🥕 Mini Carro

Looking for a quick and easy felt food project? These adorable felt carrots are perfect for beginners and can be made in no time using a sewing machine! In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to sew carrots that are great for pretend play kitchens, Easter baskets, sensory bins, and handmade gifts. 🎁Free Printable patterns at the bottom of the page! 🧵 Materials Orange felt [Buy Here] Green felt [Buy Here] Brown or black embroidery floss or thread Polyfill stuffing Locking Clamp

There’s something so special about handmade toys, especially the ones that carry memories with them 💛 This little felt fried egg project started as a simple idea—reusing leftover Easter egg shells—but it quickly turned into something much more meaningful. As I was sewing each piece, it brought back so many sweet memories of when my kids were little. They used to love playing kitchen and restaurant. I was always their favorite customer 🥹 And those simple, playful moments… I

Sometimes the cutest projects are also the simplest ones. For this free tutorial, I’m sharing a sweet little Felt Doggie Cord Organizer that is perfect for holding your headphones, charger cords, or small cables . This project is beginner-friendly, uses only a small amount of felt, and can be sewn completely by hand, making it a relaxing and enjoyable craft. This little doggie organizer is both practical and adorable . Simply wrap it around your cords and snap it closed to k

Make your own adorable felt bear bag with this easy-to-follow video tutorial! Perfect for doll accessories or as a fun handmade gift,...

Hello, my crafty friends! If you’re looking for a super easy sewing felt food project to sew this tutorial is for you! No pattern is needed, I hope you enjoy the tutorial. Bankky Video Tutorial I also made a cardboard pizza oven to go with the pizza General Materials I used : Felt Thread Poly-fill Let's start! Draw 10 inches circle on the felt. 2. Trim around the circle leaving enough room for seam allowance, Cut another piece the same size. 3. Stitch all around the circle li

PS. The printable patterns are at the bottom of the page! It's interesting sometimes how ideas and inspiration happen, This bear tutorial...

It’s been a while since I created something for dolls besides clothes and shoes, I made the first camera a couple of weeks ago trying to...

When it’s come to play food, Pizza was one of my kids favorite in their little kitchen. I used to make the pizza topping separately but Ooh boy it’s not that fun when it’s time to put it away…to make this pizza clean up friendly I decided to stitch everything in place! …WOW…it’s look pretty amazing but why I didn’t think about this sooner!? Even though the kids not play with felt food as much as they used to… (THEY GROW UP! Well, I see it coming) but that’s okay I will keep m

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Play felt food is such a fun way for children to use their imagination. These Mugs such an amazing addition to their kitchen it holds shape pretty well. My kids were so excited to get their own color mugs with coffee, hot chocolate even green tea and of cause with whipping cream! They can have tea parties, play "restaurant," or "bakery," and serve all of their family (or stuffed animals)! Video Tutorial Materials Felt Polyester Poly-Fil Cardboard or stabilizer Embroidery Flos

Reuse water bottle cap is one of my to-do lists for years but somehow never got a hand to it. Recently my kids and I, We had a...

We have a hot dog for Lunch not so long ago. Hot dog are one of the kid's favorites so I thought it would be fun to make it out of felt for the play kitchen. After lunch, I grab 1 leftover hot dog bun for example and go straight to my sewing machine. Normally I love to do hand stitch when it comes to felt food but not this time hehe 😁 I just want to create something quickly. The hot dog project turns out better than I expected I also included the hot dog tray along with the

I love to work with felt its inexpensive material and very easy to sew with and no need to worry about raw-edged. Normally I don't use...

Turn ordinary cardboard into a fun telephone for your kids! Great playtime is fun and perfect for imaginative play. And most important,...

I am so excited to introduce you all to my newest pattern Croissant, cinnamon rolls and sliced bread! These felt food make playing tea party or bakery SO fun! And they are easy to make yourself, without costing too much money. You can make a whole bunch of these, and gift some away for birthday presents or add them to Christmas stockings! Video Tutorial Was this tutorial helpful? Consider buying me a cup of coffee! Venmo Me @Bankky-Nomoto It will help cover the costs around h

In this tutorial, I will be showing you how to make Felt French bread for kids to play with in the kitchen or the cute tiny one for your dolls. I have thoroughly enjoyed making felt food for quite some time but never thought about making it for dolls before so I give it a try and it turns out pretty good better than what I expected so here it is...Hope you enjoyed this tutorial. General Materials I used : hand sewing or machine sewing Tan and cream color felt poly-fill matchi

Today I made cardboard toaster for my little chef then I decided to cover the cardboard with felt and whip stitch the whole thing also I...

Cut 15 pieces According to patterns and 4 pieces of 5/8" wide 3” long velcro I recommend preparing a lot of needle and thread to be ready it’s work much faster Trace all the pattern markings I use big needle and water erasable pen Drumsticks part 1. grab the white felt for bones and sew it to drumsticks part matching the marking points 1.1 2. Sew in the velcro (soft part) whip stitch around then Lay down the back piece and whip stitch the bones part 3. stuff a little bit o

Printable patterns HERE! 1. Cut 9 pieces According to patterns 2. Sew the dart closed on the Top of the eggplant topper front and back piece 3. Lay down the back piece of eggplant topper put the stem in the middle and the front piece on the top pin and whip stitch 4. Sew the dart closed on the Top of the eggplant, Sew along the edge 5. Sew a circle piece on the bottom half way then stuff with poly-fill and continue whip stitch around 6. Sew the bottom of the eggplant fron

Printable patterns HERE! Felt Asparagus 1.Cut 5 pieces According to patterns top part of Asparagus; randomly Embroidery the V 2. Sew the dart closed on the Top And Sew along the edge 3.stuff with poly-fill and Sew circle piece on the bottom whip stitch around to close 4. bottom part of Asparagus; Sew along the edge 5. Sew circle piece on one side and Stuff poly-fill then sew another circle piece to close it 6.Cut Velcro in to circle piece hot glue top and bottom part ASPARA

printable patterns HERE! 1.Running stitch in the middle of the leaves 2. Sew the dart closed on the Top of carrot front piece and back piece 3.Lay down the back piece put leaves in the middle and front piece on the top pin and whip stitch all around 4. Sew circle piece on the bottom halfway then stuff with poly-fill and continue whip stitch around 5. Sew the bottom of carrot front and back piece together 6. Sew circle piece on the bottom half way then stuff with poly-fil

Looking for an affordable and fun way to create a play kitchen accessory for your little chef? This tutorial will show you how to craft a...