15 Delicious (looking) Felt Food Projects

Feeling hungry? Whip up some delicious (and adorable) felt food for your play kitchen with these great tutorials!

I have kind of an obsession with play food. I had this one friend growing up who had the most amazing play kitchen with tiny boxes of cereal, tiny cans of soup, little fruits and vegetables and itty bitty desserts. And they looked JUST like the real things only miniature. I looooved playing with them at her house. And then when O got big enough and I made him his own play kitchen, I got to relive that love all over again. If you look, you can find tons of adorable play food to buy, but I wanted to share some free tutorials with you today. Felt food is a great craft project for anyone because it’s fun, it doesn’t take a lot of special skills and the results are so so cute! Enjoy!

Full English Breakfast from Wolves in London

Felt Turkey from Assemble

Felt Cookies from Splash of Something

Felt Cupcakes from Cupcake Cutie

Burger and Fries from Craftiness is not Optional

Felt Dumplings from Army Wife to Suburban Life

Felt Strawberries from Ikatbag

Felt Brown Bag Lunch from Skip to My Lou

Felt Corn on the Cob from While Wearing Heels

Felt Bow Tie Pasta from ABCs and Garden Peas

Felt Cinnamon Roll from Smashed Peas and Carrots

Felt Ice Cream Cone from Handmade Cuddles

Felt Pancakes with Butter from The Gunny Sack

Felt Lemon from While Wearing Heels

Pantyhose Potatoes from Ikatbag (ok, I know it’s not felt, but seriously, how cute?!)

Felt Fortune Cookies from Live Laugh Rowe

Felt Toaster and Pop Tarts from It Happens in a Blink

Felt Pumpkins from One Creative Mommy for Naptime Creations

Mini Cake Roll from Handmade Cuddles

Sugar Cookies with Piping Bag from Ikatbag

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Craft and Knitwear Designer at Little Red Window Design

Welcome to Little Red Window! I’m Cassie, a professional craft and knitwear designer working in the field for more than 10 years. I have a degree in Art History from Northwestern University and a Master's Degree in Architecture and Design from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. I've designed more than 300 separate knitting patterns, hundreds of craft projects, and I love to bring joy to your crafts and knitting with well-designed, easy to understand tutorials and patterns.

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