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Felt Food Series Ep.15 Broccoli (FREE Pattern + Step-by-Step Tutorial)

  • Writer: Bankky N.
    Bankky N.
  • 2 minutes ago
  • 2 min read

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 the Full Video Tutorial




🧵 Materials


• Green felt  (Buy Here)

• Light Green felt (BUY HERE)

• Embroidery floss/thread

• Sewing machine

• Hand-sewing needle

• Scissors

• Pins or clips (optional)



Pattern pieces




✂ Cutting Guide



1. Inner Broccoli (A) Cut 1

2. Outer Broccoli (B) Cut 1

3. Bottom Broccoli Cut 1



Felt Broccoli Instructions


Step 1 – Make Broccoli A (Inner piece)


Fold Broccoli according to the pattern.
Fold Broccoli according to the pattern.

Stitch along the long edge to form a tube.
Stitch along the long edge to form a tube.

Make small snips apart along fold edge, being careful not to cut through the stitching.
Make small snips apart along fold edge, being careful not to cut through the stitching.


The inner pare of broccoli is done.
The inner pare of broccoli is done.

Step 2 – Roll the inner part


Roll the inner broccoli tight.
Roll the inner broccoli tight.

Keep rolling...
Keep rolling...


Pin the roll piece in place.
Pin the roll piece in place.


Step 3 – Make Broccoli B (Outer piece)


Fold Broccoli according to the pattern.
Fold Broccoli according to the pattern.

Stitch the long edge to make another tube.
Stitch the long edge to make another tube.


Leaving the long tail of thread for sewing the bottom part.
Leaving the long tail of thread for sewing the bottom part.

Fold Broccoli in half and stitch the short edge to close bottom half of the ring.
Fold Broccoli in half and stitch the short edge to close bottom half of the ring.
Sew a whip stitch.
Sew a whip stitch.


Turn it inside out.
Turn it inside out.

Make small snips apart along fold edge, being careful not to cut through the stitching.
Make small snips apart along fold edge, being careful not to cut through the stitching.

The outer part of broccoli is done.
The outer part of broccoli is done.


Step 4 – Assemble


Insert Broccoli A inside Broccoli B.
Insert Broccoli A inside Broccoli B.
Secure it with few stitches.
Secure it with few stitches.

Sew the circular bottom piece to close the opening.
Sew the circular bottom piece to close the opening.


Using whip stitch or blanket stitch to close the bottom.
Using whip stitch or blanket stitch to close the bottom.
Your felt broccoli is finished!
Your felt broccoli is finished!








I hope you enjoy making this felt broccoli as much as I do! Don’t forget to subscribe for more free felt food tutorials—there are plenty more fruits and vegetables coming soon.



More Felt Food Tutorials

Don’t forget to check out the rest of the Felt Food Series for even more cute fruits, vegetables, and play food projects. There’s always something new to sew!



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