Felt food diy pasta

DIY pretend play food : pasta, chocolate chip cookies & sponge cake! These gorgeous pretend play foods are perfect for teaching kids.

*drool* I am so in love with felt food. I just noticed these tutorials for felted Farfelles and felted raviolis. So cute my head might explode. I would also make a few of the raviolis look like the…

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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

My first rule in designing felt food is to try to make it as interactive as possible. After all every little chef wants to do some serious cooking. This DIY felt food meal will allow them to use ev…

I had been doing well keeping up the pace with my after Christmas posts, but then the weekend hit, so here I'm back. We'll see how often I keep on posting since I'm not officially on the sub-list and can get called in any day now. My camera was actually behaving fairly well the night I made these, so only half of the pictures are blurry. ;) So here is the third installment of felt food and again, I used one of Angie's tutorials on Treasures for Tots. This time it's the Tortellini. I just…

This easy DIY play food spaghetti dinner doesn’t require sewing, and the materials are super cheap. In fact, you might have most of what you need around the house! Make spaghetti (recycle a pasta box to store it in – so fun), spaghetti sauce, and a felt salad. This will inspire hours of pretend play! […]

These DIY no-sew felt tacos take minutes to make and they're perfect for imaginary play with your budding chef. Endless play kitchen fun!

It is incredible how realistic some of this food looks, and I’m super excited to show you the felt food patterns I found on the inter-webs.

Here is a very quick and super easy project you can make for the kids to encourage plenty of creative playtime fun as we explore Italy on our Kids’ Culinary Passport series! Today, I’m sharing how to make pretend pasta (in this case, linguini) using common household items you may already have on-hand or could […]