Felt noodles

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…

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

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What!? Felt noodle bowl! Yess!

This roundup of free and paid felt food patterns will help you create adorable items for your kid's play kitchen and imaginary play!

Play noodles made using cream and white knitting yarn tied together in the middle

I meant to make a bunch of food to go with L's kitchen this past Christmas, but it just didn't happen. Sometimes, especially when things are busy, the idea of learning another new thing is just one thing too many. Plus, I know there are a lot of talented people already devoting all their creativity to play food. So if you can't make it yourself, letting someone else do it is the next best thing. I got this play food from OneNOnly on etsy, and really it's absolutely beautiful. I bought it for…