I've become addicted to making felt play food for Josie. It started with cupcakes and then Chinese food, and over the weekend, I came up with an easy way to make brownies and a cake.
Because I'm still not fond of needles/thread, a glue gun was used in this craft. If you can wrap packages, you can make felt brownies. Pinky swear.
Supplies:
1 inch wooden blocks (available at any craft store)
Brown felt
Hot glue
Silk or ribbon flowers
Ribbon and/or rick rack *optional, but it looks really pretty
I used 1 inch blocks for the base of the brownie. I cut enough fabric to wrap around my block and then used hot glue to adhere the felt to the block. I folded the ends of the felt just like you would wrap packages.
I then glued ribbon and/or rick rack around the diameter of the brownie and added a ribbon flower on top.
Cake supplies:
2 styrofoam circles
Pink paint and brush
Pink felt
Rick rack or ribbon
Ribbon flowers or silk flowers
Glue styrofoam circles together with hot glue and trace 2 circles onto felt and cut out.
Paint sides of styrofoam with pink paint. I also painted the top and bottom but it wouldn't be necessary.
I stuck the styrofoam in front of a fan to speed up the dry time. It was done in about 20 minutes (10 minutes per side). I then hot glued the felt to the top and bottom of the styrofoam.
I added rick rack around the edges with hot glue and embellished the cake with mini ribbon flowers.
Buzz might need to go on a diet after all these special tea party desserts.
February 7, 2011
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23 comments:
Oh My Gosh those are soo cute and look so yummy too!
Josie is a lucky little girl! what fun to have such yummy looking baked goods!
I hope your MIL is improving....
another run to the craft store to me -thank you kim! :) Gotta have these brownies and cakes!
THESE ARE AMAZING, wooden blocks? great idea! A foam birthday cake has been on my to do list for awhile, but I have been discouraged by the project. Your version turned out so amazing, the ricrac is a perfect touch. I will pass this link on to a few of my feltfood obsessed friends! great post & project Kim
You are the funnest mama ever! Those turned out sooo cute!
I hope you have a great week!
S-W-E-E-T! I forsee a trip to the fabric/craft store in my future!
Oh my gosh, these are just adorable! I love the ric rac trim, and that pink cake looks good enough to eat! Guilt free, too:) Looks like Josie is having a blast:)
Your girls certainly are lucky :0) I kinda wanna come over for a make believe tea party with all this cute stuff!
My little Food Network addict will totally LOVE these. Thanks!
These are all so cute that I don't know where to begin to comment. I think my favorites are the cupcakes. Adorable.
Wow! I wish Josie could come over and play tea at our house (when it is free of germs of course!) She and Tori could spend hours of tea time together! Cute, cute, cute!
Hope all is well with Nana...
Cindy
oh my goodness these are super cute!
lea
xo
Cutie, Cutie, Cutie!!!
You should sell those at one of your favorite stores!
Have a happy week---hope Chris' mom is better, we spent the end of the week in Chicago at our THIRD family funeral in a year :(
Love, love, love! So adorable and that sweet little face looking up at the camera is priceless! I need to make these - they would be perfect in my little girl's sweets themed room! Thanks for linking up!
PS- I'm your newest follower! :)
I love it! So adorable. And so not lead based paint.
Came over from Sugar and Dots.
I bow to your felt confection talents! Those look delicious, and I think your little hostess agrees.
These are so adorable! What a lucky little lady :)
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You are right! They are adorable! Thanks for stopping by LTC!
Jessica
http://lemontreecreations.blogspot.com/2011/02/its-felt-friday.html
Wow! These are just lovely! Thanks for sharing.
Those are sooo adorable. They all look like the real thing! Well done.
I will be featuring this tomorrow at Sugar and Dots!
These are so adorable! Thanks for linking up to the FaveCrafts blog hop. We'd love to publish your tutorial on FaveCrafts--let me know if you're interested! Can't wait to see what you post in next month's hop :)
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