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Here are some pictures of the felt food I made. I showed Gav and Brooklyn over Thanksgiving weekend while I was working on it, and they proclaimed that they wanted some, so I think after Christmas they will get a box of some breakfast foods for their play kitchen. As of right now I still have plenty to finish...

• The back of Brooklyn's quilt so I can finally get it quilted. 
• The binding of her blanket...
• Gavin's quilt top, and back (which won't take long...it's just a matter of taking time to sit and do it!)
• Some baby blankets for Marlee's babies
• her name book
• getting our names stitched onto our stockings so I can hang them up this weekend
• Marlee's sheep...that are so close I can taste it, they just have been on the back burner for a while now. 
• A blanket for a friend
• 2-3 more bow holder boards

 So what do you think of the food? The yolk has stuffing inside of it, and the "sprinkles" are all sewn on. It was all fun to make! :)

I got most of my ideas from pictures online, not from anyone's tutorial, but here are some fun sites that have great tutorials for lot's of different felt food! :)

Craftiness is not optional  she also has some AWESOME other things on there! :)
Confessions of a Homeschooler- she also has some awesome ideas, as well as some great tutorials for play food, and other stuff too!

Felt carrots

All I have left to do is to sew the tops onto the carrots, but my machine is not working correctly, so on Tuesday I will probably run it out to the quilt shop to have her help me. I think it may be threaded wrong or something...I am not sure. But here is a sneak peak (with a pin holding them together!).

What do you think? The stems need a little work, but I am kinda liking that they are a little quirky! :)

I am getting inspiration from these other bloggers for some of my felt food, and some I have (thought) I made up on my own-ish. I haven't followed a tutorial for any of my stuff...ha I am talking like I have made a ton of felt food! My pizza came from a picture from target or something like that, where you could purchase it, and then I came up with my own way of doing it, and the carrots, I did a lot differently than these bloggers, but they all look similar! :)

Craftiness is not Optional- she has some cool tutorials for some fun stuff! :)
Confessions of a Homeschooler- she has some cool tutorials too

I will add more as I find them...
 I'm linking up to craftastic Mondays, over at Sew Can Do. 

Felt pizza

I still have to close them up...but I was so excited mainly bc I have been so nervous about trying it...and having it look lame, but they don't!

The "cheese" is sewn on, and the rest is all cut outs to add for toppings. I am debating on sewing around the edges of each of these, but I probably won't just because of the time it would take, and it won't be sewing anything together it would just be for looks...what do you think?

I have mushrooms, pepper slices and pepperoni

What do you think? I mean besides where I have to sew them up? I think they are pretty cute! :)