I made a fun set of felt cupcakes. All the pieces fit inside a ziplock bag for easy storage and safe keeping!
I also made a felt pizza set
Archive for Felt
Felt Hopscotch!
I made this fun hopscotch game with felt. I used one large green piece and 10 different colored squares. Felt is inexpensive to buy and easy to work with.
The teal letters and numbers are cardboard, they’re glued on with a hot glue gun. I bought them from the dollar store.
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Sewing Felt
A while back I posted about these fun “no-sew” felt projects for kids. They’re great because you dont need a sewing machine, needles, thread, or any dangerous sewing supplies. But they’re messy! Glue gets on your hands and then you touch the felt and it gets fuzzies on your fingers and it also made the felt sort of hard. Great for kids tho!
I thought maybe I would make some felt friends with my sewing machine instead. I started with Zee, from Nick Jr.
The beak, eyes, and flowers were sewn on by hand.
The pink felt is glittery! I love it! This is a very simple project, but it’s fun and she’s so cute!
Bloom In Winter
Hi There! It’s a chilly February day in Minnesota. Winter gets to be long, gloomy, and bitterly cold here. So I made a cute little pillow to brighten up the couch in my craft room!
The pillow is made with felt. I glued a ribbon across the bottom. And the letters are foam stickers.
For decor only
This was very easy to make and I like having that quote on it
Red Headed Woman
Hi there! I’m working on this little felt doll. I think she’s turning out to be pretty cute! I like working with felt. You can glue it with fabric glue or sew it. I made the little bow in her hair too.
Happy crafting!
Nick Jr. No Sew Felt Project
I made two characters from Nick Jr. with the kids I do childcare for. They loved the project but it needs adult help for sure. The kids can easily cut out the paper pattern pieces with kid friendly scissors. But an adult / older child needs to use real scissors to cut the felt. Touching and playing with felt was fun for them. We used the characters we made to do puppet shows and imaginary play. The kids recognized Moose and Zee from t.v. and that was also fun for them.
Here is Zee, one of the Nick Jr hosts. You can find the pattern on Nickjr.com
Dance In The Rain
Crafting With Felt
I think this little good luck charm, ornament, felt mini stuffed reminder pillow is super cute 🙂
Felt is cheap to purchase and fun to play around with. I used fabric glue for the letters and cloud and rain. But I sewed the edges closed after stuffing it into a mini little pillow.
I glued the ribbon on this time. I think I like sewing it into the seams better tho.
Playing With Felt
Crafting With Felt
I picked up a package of felt from Wal Mart and made a few things. The package came with a variety of colors. I wasn’t sure what to make at first. I wanted to try little dolls. Maybe a male and female in a theme, like zombies, goth, lolita, etc. But then decided to start smaller, lol. These are nice to hang up, keep on a key chain, in a keepsake box, or wherever. I put a little stuffing in them.
It’s not too often that I craft with felt so it was fun to create with it again. I think the last time was the no sew toys for the kids and before that was Halloween goody bags. I like using the fabric glue and I also like sewing by hand. Both have a neat look to them.
Nick Jr No Sew Craft Project
As you may or may not know, I am in the childcare field. Our craft project today was felt no sew pillows and stuffed toys. I printed the 2 templates from NickJr.com, one is Moose and one is Zee. I don’t have a pict of Zee yet, the kids started playing with them right away and took them to naptime. This was a very fun project to complete together.
An adult or older child can cut the felt out (using the templates). Glue around the edges, leaving an opening so you can stuff them. The moose antlers are done with a stiff felt, I chose a glittery brown. The body is the regular soft sheets of felt. These are great for puppet shows, imaginary play, role playing, for story time and nap time.
~Rosie Royalty~ 