Felt S’mores
S'more to Love
Toasted marshmallows and melty chocolate tucked between two graham crackers add up to some of the most fun you can have on a stick. Our Felt S'mores keep the campfire treat going all year long, no fire required.
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In fact, our Felt S'mores are a beginner project and a must for your felt food pantry. Each piece is sewn and softly stuffed, so it holds up to plenty of pretend play.
First, we'll cut the graham crackers from Lia Griffith Wool Blend Felt . Then white felt becomes the marshmallows, filled with Lia Griffith Stuffie Puff until they're plump and squishy.
Along the way, you'll practice four hand stitches. A blanket stitch finishes the edges, while straight stitches add the little details that make a graham cracker look like the real thing. We'll mark those details first so you can stitch confidently and the lines fade away afterward. For thread, we're using DMC embroidery floss.
Next, a whip stitch and a ladder stitch close everything up. The ladder stitch is especially handy here because it hides the final seam on each marshmallow.
Then comes the best part: toasting. We'll use Blick Studio Brush Markers to give each marshmallow a golden, just-off-the-fire look. Finally, slide them onto 1/4-inch wood dowels for roasting, or use real sticks gathered from the yard.
S'mores have a longer history than you might think. The first known recipe appeared in a 1927 Girl Scouts guidebook, under the name "Some More." Nearly a century later, the name still says it all.
Pair your felt s'mores with our Felt Kid's Campfire for imaginative play indoors or out. On a chilly fall evening, a pretend campfire in the living room might be the coziest adventure of all. They also make a sweet gift, tucked into a basket with a favorite storybook.
When your felt s'mores are finished, share them in our crafters' community and on social using #MadeWithLia.
FAQs
What stitches are used in the felt s'mores?
This project uses four hand stitches: the blanket stitch, whip stitch, straight stitch, and ladder stitch.
Are felt s'mores a good project for beginners?
Yes. Each piece uses simple shapes, and the stitches are a wonderful introduction to hand sewing.
Can I use real sticks instead of wood dowels?
Absolutely. Any similarly sized stick works, and it adds a little outdoor charm.




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Leave a CommentCan I use regular felt for these projects? I am just starting out and I’m not sure what the different types of felt are.
When you say regular, are you referring to a fully synthetic felt? You can, but I promise you will be happier with the results if you use a nice wool blend felt. We sell all of the colors and it is very affordable.
Just wondering if you have the equivalent felt and thread as the links are not to your store.
Yes we have those colors now! I just updated the post. Thanks for pointing it out 🙂
Hello the down load has the templates but the full picture instructions are not available and I am a logged in member?
Sorry about that, the photo tutorial was accidentally deleted! It’s now available to download 🙂
Hi Lia the photo tutorial is not in full yet
Sorry about that! It has been fixed.
I bought a one month membership last
Month. Tried to get on and can’t.
Can you help. I think I’m only out 3 weeks..
Oh no! Can you send an email to hello@liagriffith.com and someone will look into your account.
On the SVG file there are 2 long pieces. I’m thinking these are the sides of the marshmallows, but what size should they be? I tried pulling up the pdf file, but there was nothing on page one. Thanks for your help.
Those aren’t supposed to be there– I’m sure glad you’re letting us know about the SVG errors! After a recent Design Space software update, it seems some of our projects from the last couple years need to be revised. This one has been fixed and re-uploaded.
Thank you so much! I really appreciate your speedy response! I also appreciate the adorable and fun felt projects that you offer!
Do I need to be a member to download this s’mores pattern
Hi Betty! Yes, most of our downloads/patterns/templates are for members. We don’t have a pay-per-download option just yet! https://liagriffith.com/membership/
Oh my gosh. This is the cutest thing ever! This is my first ever sewing project so forgive me if this is a ridiculous question but what kind of thread do you use for these? It just look thicker than the thread that I have in my sewing basket. Thanks for your help!
Thank you!! We use embroidery floss for hand sewn felt projects 🙂
Hi I’m currently working on the graham cracker part and curious as to how you did the French Knots on both sides? Did you finish each one off and then turn over and do another on the backside? Please help! Is there a term or method for a double sided French knot? I’m a rookie…
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Amber
We actually only did them on one side (way easier 🙂 ) We’re working on our own short video tutorials for stitches, but in the meantime if you google “french knot” you’ll find some really helpful videos.
I am a crafting newbie and don’t know all the stitches. Are the circle stitches in the graham crackers French knots? If so did you make them on back and front? Also how did you get charcoal look on toasted marshmellow? Thanks for all the designs. I’m excited to make these for my kids.
Hi Mary! Yes those are french knots. I used a brown marker and lightly colored the felt for the toasted look! Have fun crafting 🙂
So cute! I’m loving your web site and being a member. Would like to see the campfire and marshmallow in svg files so I can use my circut. Would you happen to have these felt projects in svg files?
We don’t supply the .SVG files for our felt projects because we cut everything by hand. I have not been successful cutting felt on the Cricut without some kind of backing applied first, which is not ideal for something that will be sewn after. So sorry about that!
Makes sense, thanks!
Oh my gosh!! I love it! Thank you for posting! They can make s’mores without the sugar rush!
You are so welcome, I am glad you like it!!
So fun!! Questions, what size dowel and how did you do the perfect ‘toasted marshmallow’ coloring? Which colors of felt did you use?
thank you so much 🙂
I believe the dowel was a quarter-inch thick and 18 inches long. For the “toasted” part on the marshmallow, I just gently brushed a light brown marker onto the felt! Very authentic 😉
oh my gosh, this is such an adorable set!! Thanks so much for sharing the DIY, I bet this would make a wonderful gift set to make for a little one!
Yes, and the felt campfire is up now too! Fun set.
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