Felt banana pattern

I've been a little into felt food lately (never mind that I don't have kids!). They're so cute and the perfect thing to work on while watching a movie. I figured a purchased pattern would be a great place to start, so I bought this one from Etsy seller umecrafts (she has a bunch of really cute patterns. I'm still thinking about getting the veggies). Pictured above are my creations. The banana has a removable skin.. neat right? And the apple has velcro on it so it can stick together, but I…

The felt bananas have almost been my undoing in this challenge of making felt food items without looking up pictures or patterns on the internet. I came VERY close to cheating on more than just one occasion. But I restrained myself & in the end have managed something that might not be the best of my creations, but does resemble a banana at least. I wanted to make a banana that could not only be removed from the skin but that could also be fully peeled and unpeeled, with the skin closing…

Welcome to my first ever Tutorial Tuesday!! Yaaaaaay! I used to have Turkey Tuesday... but now that we

Welcome to my first ever Tutorial Tuesday!! Yaaaaaay! I used to have Turkey Tuesday... but now that we

Supplies: Yellow and Brown felt Brown thread and needle Fiberfill Fabric glue Pattern Sewing machine and some embroidery Optional...

Supplies: Yellow and Brown felt Brown thread and needle Fiberfill Fabric glue Pattern Sewing machine and some embroidery Optional...

If you are interested in hand-made gifts for Christmas this year, my Felt Roundup is a great place to start. The felt food is always a hit with kids at Christmastime. (At least it is at my house!) Today I'm finally sharing features from my Felt Food & Projects linky party, so stop by and get inspired!

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I know this week's Fun Felt Friday idea is 2 days late. I thought that I'd go ahead and get it posted even though it was late, though. This week, I thought it might be fun to add some new fruit to the Apple Tree I showed you two weeks ago. How about some bananas? Like most other felt projects, this is super cheap and easy. You will just need a sheet of yellow felt (will cost you less than $.25), and either some brown puffy paint or a brown marker (like a Sharpie). I used a pen to free-hand…