Felt Fried Egg (with Recycled Easter Egg Shell) – Free Tutorial

Bankky N.
9 minutes ago
2 min read

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 will cherish forever.

Even though my kids are growing up now, that doesn’t mean I have to stop creating. I think I’ll pass these little felt foods on to a friend’s toddler, so the joy can continue 💕

And of course… I’ll be sharing many more felt food patterns with you!

🎁Free Printable patterns & Video tutorial at the bottom of the page!

✂️ Materials

White felt
Yellow felt
Scrap white felt (for yolk highlight)
Needle & thread
Scissors
Stuffing
Easter egg plastic shells (for reuse ♻️)

🪡 Step-by-Step Instructions

Cut all the pieces

2 pieces of egg white
1 piece of yolk
1 small strip (for yolk highlight, use scrap white felt)

1. Sew the highlight

Stitch the small white strip onto the top of the yolk

2. Attach the yolk

Sew the yolk onto one piece of egg white

3. Flip and create opening

Turn the egg over, Carefully cut a small hole on the back (under the yolk area)

4. Add stuffing

Fill lightly to give it a soft, puffy look

5. Close the egg

Place the second egg white piece on the bottom

✨ And your felt fried egg is done!

🥚 Final Touch

Place the finished felt egg inside a plastic Easter egg shell—perfect for play kitchen fun!

Every kid needs this in their kitchen! 🥹💛

Video Tutorial

I hope you enjoyed this tutorial! See you in the next one—happy crafting!

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Free Printable pattern Here!

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