These Felt Cookies are an easy sewing project, that you can easily make by hand without a sewing machine. They're the perfect play food for kids to enjoy. And we love most of all their little individual faces that make them extra special!
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Why We Love This Craft
- These felt cookies are an easy sewing project, even for a beginner.
- Your kids will love playing with these homemade toys.
- The little individual faces add so much extra cuteness to this project.
Felt play food is such a fun and easy DIY project that your kids will love. These felt cookies are a great addition to your play kitchen and lead to some wonderful pretend play. The sewing aspect is quite easy, and you don't need a sewing machine to make these.
Could these Felt Chocolate Chip Cookies be any cuter? And they’re really fun to make too.
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Materials:
- Felt: Candy Pink, Sandstone Beige, Dark Brown Walnut and Black
- Stuffing
- Disappearing Marker
- Embroidery Cotton: pink, white, black, dark brown and beige
How To Make Felt Cookies
1. Start by tracing a circle shape on to the beige felt. I used a circle that was about 6.5 cm in diameter and traced around it. I used a disappearing marker for this project, it worked really well, without having to worry about any pen markings on the final project.
2. Next cut out two circles for each cookie, along with tiny circle cheeks in pink, eyes in black, and varying sized chocolate chips in the dark brown. Sharp scissors are a must when working with fabric, especially when making the little detail pieces.
3. Now use the disappearing marker to mark your face. Be sure to mix and match different eye and mouth styles to make lots of unique little faces. This is the really fun part as their little cookie personalities come to life. 😉
Making the Faces
To create the mouth, use 2 strands of embroidery thread, and back stitch the mouth. For the eyes, stitch closed, winking, or sleeping eyes, or use black felt dots. You can also add stitched eye lashes. For the centre of the eye, use white embroidery cotton to make a french knot. Add the pink felt checks with one stitch.
4. Next the chocolate chips are cut in varying sizes and shapes -to imitate real cookies. Stitch them to the cookie with a small x.
5. Once the face and chips are attached, it’s time to sew the cookie together. I used 2 strands of beige embroidery cotton, and sewed with a blanket stitch. I like the way it finishes the edges.
Next leave a little gap near the end, and then lastly add in a little stuffing before closing.
They’re a little time consuming, but simple and so, so cute.
I started out making three, but it was so much fun coming up with their little facial expressions, that I made more.
Who stole the cookie from the cookie jar?
I think this little cry-baby cookie is my favourite.
With handmade Felt Chocolate Chip Cookies, life really is a party!
Frequently Asked Questions
Making the faces probably takes the longest. It's a great watching tv activity. It too me about 15-20 minutes to make each cookie.
Yes, make regular felt chocolate chip toy felt cookies by leaving the faces off and distributing the chocolate chips evenly over the cookie.
Yes my children were quite gentle, but they played with them their whole childhood in their toy kitchen and they still look great.
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If you try these Felt Cookies or any other idea on my blog please leave a star rating and let me know how it went in the comments below. Thanks for visiting today!
Equipment
- sewing needle
- scissors
Materials
- Felt -Pink, Beige, Dark Brown, Black
- Stuffing
- Disappearing Marker
- Embroidery Cotton -Pink, White, Black, Dark Brown, Beige
Instructions
- Start by tracing a 6.5 cm circle shape on to the beige felt with disappearing marker.
- Next use sharp fabric scissors to cut out two circles for each cookie, along with tiny circle cheeks in pink, small circle eyes in black, and varying sized chocolate chips in the dark brown.
- Use the disappearing marker to mark your face. Be sure to mix and match different eye and mouth styles to make lots of unique little faces. To create the mouth, use 2 strands of embroidery cotton, and back stitch the mouth. For the eyes, stitch closed, winking, or sleeping eyes, or use black felt dots. You can also add stitched eyelashes. For the centre of the eye, use white embroidery cotton to make a French knot. Add the pink felt checks with one stitch.
- Next, the chocolate chips are cut in varying sizes and shapes -to imitate real cookies. Stitch them around the face on the tan piece with a small x.
- Once the face and chips are attached, it’s time to sew the cookie together. Use 2 strands of beige embroidery cotton, and sew with a blanket stitch. Leave a little gap near the end, and add in a little stuffing before closing.
Dannyelle Nicolle-Ramjist says
These are so adorable. My favorite part is the little faces!
dnr says
Chelsea, thanks so much. Hope your daughter enjoys these.
Dannyelle
Chelsea says
Awesome project! I love making felt toys for my daughter and I know she will love these!
dnr says
Thanks Emma, yes these are the perfect little project to practise your stitching on.
Best of luck,
Dannyelle
Emma says
These are adorable! I'm so working on getting my stitching even-looking and these will be so fun to practice on!
Sew Uber says
Hi Dannyelle. Thank you for sharing this project to us. We included it on our round-up post here, http://sewuber.com/make/easy-kids-sewing-projects/
Please feel free to contact us if you want to add something.
Cheers,
Sandra
dnr says
Thanks Jen!
Jen @ Fresh Crush says
These are the most adorable craft ever!! So cute!
dnr says
Thanks Christina!
Christina @ The DIY Mommy says
CUTE! I love the little faces, and your photos are beautiful. Thanks for sharing!
dnr says
Thanks Sonja, yes there really are endless possibilities. Love making felt food and the little faces are a little more added fun. You should try it 🙂
Best, Dannyelle
Sonja @Sustainmycrafthabit says
These are absolutely adorable! What a wonderful gift these would make for a child. I'm now picturing other adorable felt desserts or fruit or food...so many possibilities!
dnr says
thanks Sue!