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This morning I felt like making chocolate chip cookies.
Wait, let me say that again…
This morning I “FELT” like making chocolate chip cookies! Haha!
Stay with me to see how I did it:
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| (Sorry these pics are so blurry) 1) Traced some circles onto tan felt that I had. 2) Cut out the circles (I had 12 total) 3) Used a sharpie to draw ‘chips’ on the circles. 3) Threaded a large embroidery needle with brown embroidery thread. |
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| To sew the chocolate chips, I just did a simple embroidery stitch, keeping the stitches close together. After doing the first cookie, I actually went and ‘outline’ stitched the other chocolate chips and then filled it in with more embroidery stitches. |
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| Here is what my cookie tops look like. Then I lined them up with the backside (which was a slightly different color because it was all I had) |
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| This is where I got a little lazy. I just sewed around the two pieces and stuffed some poly-fill inside, then sewed it shut. And I trimmed around the edges. |
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| I thought they were cute anyway! And I just let my son play pretend with them on this old cookie sheet. |
So after I finished my quick project, I googled other felt cookie tutorials out there. There’s a bunch of cute ones, much better than mine!
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| This milk and cookies one is so cute @ American Felt & Craft |
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| You can buy these super fun Easter “Sugar Cookies” @ Daisy Daydreams!! |
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| And how amazing is this felt birthday cake!! See the tutorial @ There Is Beauty All Around |
Felt food is so much fun. What have you made from felt?
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