More playfood, this is ridiculously easy to make. You may notice that the finished pasta is a different color than the in-process pasta… My daughter broke my last felting needle while I was wraping the second-to-last felting needle that I had just broken in tape to throw it away… Oy. Her punishment was having to go to the (boring) quilting store to buy me new felting needles. (^_^)
Cut a felt rectangle 1.5" by however long you want. Each inch of length will make one pasta.
Pink the long edges of your rectangle.
Cut into approximately 1" wide sections.
Fold felt into a W the long way, and needle felt, stitch, or heck, glue, in the middle. If you needle felt, don't felt it too much or you will thin the felt and it will rip.
Done! Wasn’t that easy? And aren’t they cute? I don’t know how well they’ll hold up to a playful two year old, I’ll have to wait and see…
this is making me hungry. i’m obsessed with felted food.
Can I use one or two of your photos in a blog post about your tutorial on indiecrafts.craftgossip.com?
Let me know!
Minnie
I love these! They were so easy to make and my 3-year old (and 7-year old!) thinks they’re great fun. I’ve posted a link to you.
Thanks so much for this awesome idea… I can’t wait to try making more felt food!
your tutorials are great , i am off to make some now!
thank you
Thank you so much for this awesome tute! I’ve blogged about it on my site twice!!
Love it and your tutes inspired me to create some Haba style Agnolotti pasta!
I linked to this post here at my blog whilst writing about felt food tutorials.
~Melissa Until Wednesday Calls
This has got to be one of the cutest ideas I have ever seen! wow, so creative and so much fun for little cooks. My daughter would LOVE this!!!
Anne
WOOOW !! Really amazing !!
I did them in couple minutes
THANKS A LOOT
My nephew is 3 and he loooovveesss play food! These are so cute and I am going to make them a bit bigger for his little hands!
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I made these a couple years ago in 3 colors and gifted them in jars found at the dollar store. All the little girls on my Christmas list got them
Great ideas! I’ve posted some food I made and linked to you for inspiration. Thanks.
Lynette
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We made alot of bowties for the little one. Too bad I didn’t see this then, he might have become a chef rather than a lawyer who wishes he was a chef!
They are darling and the best play food I’ve ever seen.
What a sweet thing to say, thanks so much! Your crib kit is really cute too. Too bad my toddler refuses to have anything to do with her crib!
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This is the first time I have made any felt food and it was super easy. Thanks!
Great! It doesn’t get much easier than this pasta, so it’s a great place to start.
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