Felt Food Violet Cookies Pattern

Sweet little violet shortbread cookies make a charming addition to your cottage tea party. The stark purple tones of tiny wild violets look so cute against the scalloped “icing”. Creating a plate of these little felt shortbread cookies is super simple and the results are the bees knees.

We’ve shared a lot of free felt food cookie patterns over the years (chocolate chip, fortune cookies, rolled cookies) but these beauties are a real stand out! These easy to create felt tea party cookies are just so pretty. Read on for how to make these floral felt confections including the free pattern for the felt shortbread cookies of your cottage daydreams.

You will need:

for 3 cookies

9″ x 12″ tan felt – I used Pastry *

9″ x 6″ white felt – I used white *

3″ scrap of two purples – I used Lilac and Dusty Violet

Yellow thread

Stuffing or felt scraps to stuff

Free felt cookie pattern:

Violet Shortbread CookiesDownload

*Matching thread

Cut:

1 felt icing top from white felt

2 cookie shapes from tan felt

1 violet from dark purple

1 violet from lighter purple.

Stack both purple flowers onto the center of icing. Stitch flowers into place with yellow thread. Add a few more stitches for depth.

Sew icing to one of the cookie sides.

Stack cookie top to bottom and overcast stitch – stuffing before closing.

Happy Crafting!

~Andie

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DIY Felt Food – Chocolate Heart Cake

Embracing this months cottage cozy theme I knew if I was going to make a felt cake it would need to be chocolate and it would need to be a heart shape. A little felt cake that would be simple to make but would look right at home in a play picnic basket or tea party.

I experimented with adding some DIY felt roses as an added accent to this felt food cake pattern but it just lacked the simple rustic feel I was hoping for. I love the look of the felt daises against this fun felt dessert. If you are wondering how to make a felt heart cake, it really is surprisingly easy. Below you will find a tutorial for a simple heart shaped cake tutorial dripping with a dark chocolate felt “ganache” and accented with DIY felt daisies.

You will need:

9″ x 6″ felt cake color I used Brownie

9″ x 12″ felt icing color I used Chocolate

Stuffing, scraps or foam to fill heart cake

Free pattern to make felt heart cake:

Felt Heart Cake Download

Felt daises – full tutorial Here

Cut:

2 Cake sides from light brown felt

2 icing sides from icing color, top and bottom from icing felt

(you can create a bottom from light brown if accuracy is important to you)

Sew daisies to felt cake top, you can also glue these down with got glue if desired.

Sew icing drips to both sides of cake with matching thread and a running stitch.

Place cake sides outsides facing and sew sides together. This meeting point will the the dip at the top of the heart.

Sew the top to the side with and overcast stitch and matching thread.

Sew bottom the felt heart cake the same way as the top. Add filling, stuffing or foam before closing to help it hold structure. If you find it too lumpy try reinforcing the sides with a bit of thin cardboard (like a cereal box) before stuffing.

Happy Crafting

~Andie

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DIY Felt Food Pancakes / Flapjacks

Pancakes, Hotcakes or flapjacks whatever you call them these breakfast champs are the stuff weekend and birthday breakfasts are made of. Now you can whip up a batch of DIY felt pancakes in practically no time with this free felt food pattern and tutorial. Our felt food pattern features three sizes of stack able hotcakes and syrup with melting butter perfect play food for any kid’s kitchen.

You will need:

For 3 flapjacks

1/4 yard pale dough color felt, Almond *

9″ x 12″ sheet pale tan felt, Peanut Butter *

9″ x 12″ sheet or scrap felt for syrup, Tree Bark

Scrap felt for butter, Buttercream * .

Felt Food Pattern

Felt Food Pattern for PancakesDownload

*Matching thread

Cut

2 of each size felt pancake inside from Almond felt

2 of each size pancake outside from Peanut Butter felt

1 syrup puddle from amber color

1 butter from pale yellow felt

Sew same size felt pancakes by sewing a small running stitch around the outside, leave 1″ to turn. Turn right side out and stitch together.

Stitch pancake outside to each side with an applique stitch and matching thread.

Now that you’ve made a big stack of fluffy felt flapjacks you’ll need some syrup.

Applique stitch butter to syrup.

Happy Crafting

~Andie

Complete your breakfast with these fun felt food patterns:

Snack Cakes Free Felt Food Pattern

Free Pattern for making felt food snack cakes.

I’ll own up to the fact that the sight of these individual chocolate cakes makes me nostalgic for a noisy school cafeteria where friendships are cemented and the real power trades are made. These sweet chocolate were the king of the cafeteria!

I present to you a felt food pattern to make easy DIY snack cakes you won’t have to trade your fruit roll and chocolate milk to get.

You will need:

9″ x 12″ sheet brown felt – Chocolate *

1/2 yard white ric rac or 5″ x 5″ white felt cut to shape *

Stuffing, foam or scrap felt to fill

Felt Snack Cake Pattern Download

. *Matching thread

makes 3

For each cake cut:

2 top/bottom pieces and one side from brown felt

4″ length of ric rac

Sew ric rac to the center of cake top with white thread and a running stitch.

Sew side to front along the curve with brown thread and an overcast stitch. Tuck ric rac edges inside and sew until top is fully connected. Trim any access felt and sew short sides of side together.

Stuff until full but do not over stuff or the top will become rounded.

Sew bottom into place with an overcast stitch and matching thread.

And that’s all it takes to become king of the cafeteria.

Easily worth TWO pudding cups.

Happy Crafting

~Andie

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