Pretend felt food

Felt Hot Dog Set - deconstructed for endless pretend play. Unleash your child's creativity with our Felt Hot Dog Set, designed for interactive and imaginative play. This set includes: A soft felt bread roll A felt sausage A strip of white chopped onions A strip of green pickle relish A strip of tomato sauce A strip of mustard With these colourful and detailed pieces, your little one can make a hot dog just the way they want. Whether they prefer a classic combination or an adventurous new…

16 Free Felt Fruit Patterns to make DIY felt play food. Easy hand sewing tutorials for felt food. Stock up your kiddo's play kitchen with a bright selection of handmade felt fruit using these beginner friendly and free sewing patterns!

This adorable felt strawberry almost looks real! Strawberry season is one of the best (and yummiest!) times of the year, and to celebrate we've made these super cute felt strawberries. You can use our FREE felt strawberry pattern to make this adorable felt fruit craft, perfect for sewing beginners. This summer craft is so much fun and great for DIY home decor, storytime, or pretend play. They also look soooo cute as an ornament, keychain, or backpack charm! This post contains affiliate…

Want to know how to make some quick and easy home made, pretend role-play food from every day household items? This post will show you how to make some fake Battenberg cake, pretend sponge cakes, fake ice cream, pretend spaghetti and meatballs, chips, crumpets and more

Learn how to make a dozen of these seriously EASY Felt Fried eggs that crack open in no time! Includes free pattern and no-sew option! #playfood #diyprojectsforkids #feltfood #pretendplay #pretendplaytoys

Handcrafted Felt Food. Giving back by donating meals to little ones in need with every purchase. Farmer Felt Market Toys. Made in Haleiwa, Hawaii.

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Miss K, at age 5, is still very fond of her toy kitchen. She has lots of pretend food to cook, such as rock cakes, toilet roll fish and even the glitter sponge cakes we made a long time ago are still going strong. Sometimes she doesn’t even need food that looks real, ordinary round seed pods become chocolate balls, a few sea shells become biscuits and she is happy as happy can be

I remember going to Sunday School as a young child. One of my favorite parts was the felt board. When I was really little, I remember wondering how in the world did they ‘stick’? I was completely fascinated with the board and putting the characters and pieces on the board. It was always a great Sunday...