Felt Kitchen Utensils
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We recently decided to start expanding on our felt food collection and we have been having so much fun coming up with new projects to add to the series! Our felt breakfast ended up inspiring a whole DIY play kitchen that is pretty darn impressive for being made out of moving boxes. After making these projects, it was only logical to follow up with felt kitchen utensils to stock your play kitchen.
Our felt kitchen utensils include a fork, knife, spoon, spatula, plate and skillet. Everything you need to “cook” your felt breakfast! Just as with the breakfast items, we used a beautiful selection of wool blend felt from our shop. Download the printable instructions below for the exact colors that we used in our project. Start this project by printing the PDF template below to cut your felt pieces. The secret to making these felt kitchen utensils is using plastic as a base between the felt. The printable template also includes a template for cutting your plastic. We picked up our plastic sheets from our local Blick Art Materials store. For convenience, you can also easily use a cereal box as an alternative to plastic sheets.
After cutting your felt and plastic pieces, gather some matching embroidery floss and follow the step-by-step photo tutorial below for hand stitching your felt kitchen utensils together. You will notice that we also added some floral wire to the spatula and handle of the skillet. We used floral wire because we had it lying around (of course!), but you can use any type of wire for this part of the project. I do hope you enjoy this addition to our play kitchen set! Please feel free to write in with any suggestions of the felt food projects that you would like to see next. At the moment we are thinking of making a refrigerator out of moving boxes to match our oven, stove, and sink. Let us know, or head to our membership page to start downloading our project templates! Until next time ~ Lia
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Eva
December 7, 2023 at 6:07pm
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Lia Griffith
December 8, 2023 at 9:15am
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Ele Lyngsø
April 21, 2021 at 12:45am
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Lia Griffith
April 21, 2021 at 8:55am
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Debra Daveler
February 18, 2021 at 11:57am
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Lia
February 18, 2021 at 12:43pm
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Katelyn Cordie
August 25, 2019 at 5:04pm
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Lia
August 29, 2019 at 2:58pm
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Back to the TopHi Lia!! I would like to get the kitchen utensils patterns and Im very well prepared to pay for one monthly membership if that Will allow me to get them. I need to look at all the things you have and I might stay for a bit longer but not much longer. If not, how could I get them?
You make beautiful stuff.
Thank you very much.
Yes, you can download this project with a one month membership. You also get 4 other projects! Take a look around, we have so many fun things here on the site.
What kind of plastic sheet did you use? There seems to be a million and it’s hard to tell them apart when it’s online.
We used acetate similar to this: https://www.dickblick.com/items/grafix-clear-acetate-8-12-x-11-x-005-single-sheet/
Cut out the skillet on my Cricut. The rim is about an inch short from closing. Any idea what I may have done wrong?
Hi Debra! We got your email and are looking into this– will have more info shortly!
Any chance the SVG could be added for the utensils?
Hi Katelyn! We have added an SVG for this project, however we would recommend cutting the batting by hand as the cricut may have trouble cutting through it. 🙂