Ahhhh, so I finally finished my felt food birthday gifts for Noah…that is unless I come up with any more fun ideas. Felt foods are so easy to make and they are just so freakin’ cute that a few more to make this week before his big day won’t put me over the edge. Here is a look at the completed Thanksgiving Dinner. What do you think?
Besides the turkey with detachable drumsticks and the carrots and green beans I showed you in this post. I also made mashed potatoes, gravy, a removable pat of butter, crescent rolls (man, I love those things!) and a huge slice of pumpkin pie with removable whipped cream (although that is non-negotiable after my Thanksgiving dinner). This feast looks so good, I wish I could eat it, the only thing I’m missing are the yummy smells coming out of my kitchen…soon though, very soon! If only my Thanksgiving meal came together this quickly.
On top of this feast, I also made Noah lots more felt-y fun from some great tutorials on Skip to My Lou. There are lots of easy ones for making a lunchbag, sandwich, chips and swiss cake rolls. I think they all turned out super duper cute, what do you think?
The complete lunch (above). I added a carrot and a banana so that there were some healthier eating options 😉
A look at the sandwich condiments: lettuce, swiss cheese, turkey and a tomato!
And for some variety, I made a peanut butter and jelly sandwich too.
And a few pats of butter to have when Noah’s hungry for some toast.
Here’s a look at the banana that comes out of it’s peel.
The pair of swiss cake rolls, yum!
Potato chips, ruffles style!
And then I also made chocolate and vanilla iced doughnuts with sprinkles. I’m going to give these to him with the book, Arnie the Doughnut. Another big thanks to Skip to My Lou for the awesome doughnut tutorial and gift idea!
Then I made some chocolate chip cookies but as counting cookies. That way Noah can practice his numbers as he plays with them…I’m such a smart cookie, eh?
I also made him a bowl of bow tie pasta with red sauce for some dinner options.
And then a bowl of ravioli in red sauce too!
I’m working on a tutorial for the pumpkin pie and whipped cream, if you’d like one. Hopefully I can get it up sometime today! Ok, off to get the littles some lunch and then off to bed for their naps!!! YAY!
Awesome job Maggie! The food looks delish – Noah is going to LOVE it!
Lindsay
http://www.thecottagehome.blogspot.com
CUTE!
Could you help me come up with a way to make a felt cupcake with a removable cup liner?
As a pre-k teacher I know the children in my room would love to play with these wonderfully made “good foods.” Tomorrow we start to learn about turkeys. When time permits I will browse your site and see what’s for purchase in your shop.
Forever Owen-
I will try to come up with a felt cupcake for you…do you want it to sit in the basic cupcake liners that you buy in the stores or a felt one?
You are amazing! I just found your blog yesterday, but I am so excited to try some of things with my little girl! Thanks so much for sharing!
All of these items are just so cute! Thank you! I want to make all of them for my grand daughters! I am so glad to have found your site!!
This is awesome! We’re having a “decorate your cube” contest at work…you vote on the best cube with a non-perishable food item, and then we donate the items to a food pantry and the winner (the cube with the most canned food at the end) gets a prize. We’re doing 2, one for Thanksgiving time and one for Christmas time. I am going to make a Thanksgiving feast for the Thanksgiving one with some felt I found laying around the house. Looks so simple!! Thanks for the help with the tutorial and ideas for my 15 month old when she gets a little older!!
you are very talented
you are very talented