Handmade Felt Fall Pears
A member request! These felt pears that Krista designed are the perfect project to add to your felt fruit collection, and just in time for fall. Plus, they are one of our easier felt crafts.
To get started, check out our tools and materials below. You can find our template below along with the tutorial, which shows how to make whole pears and half pears.
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The Perfect Pear
If you’re looking for fall decor, just add these felt pears to a bowl on your table. Or you can craft them for your kids to play with. For some variation, we chose two yellow felt colors as well as a light brown felt to make our pears.
Stitches used: This project uses blanket, straight, back, and double running stitches. For more guidance on these stitches, check out our embroidery guide.
Crafting tip: After sewing up your felt pears, roll them in your hands to smooth out the seams and any lumps.
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How to Make Felt Pears
- Gather your craft tools and materials. Then download the pattern below.
- Cut out felt according to pattern using a cutting machine (optional) or scissors. Note that there are two patterns – one for a half pear and the other for a whole pear.
- To make a whole pear: working in two halves, pin together two of the pear side pieces. Use 2 strands of matching floss, blanket stitch them together along one edge, starting at the bottom (the wider end of the pear).
- Match the edge of one of the sewn pieces with a third and continue to blanket stitch around the top and down the second edge.
Full tutorial available for members to download below.
Explore More
For more DIY ideas like this one, browse the rest of our felt play food for kids. You could also make this macrame basket as a fun addition for your kids to hold their felt fruit and veggies.
Tools
- Cricut Maker 3 or Silhouette Cameo 4 (optional)
- Detail Scissors
- Embroidery Needle
- Straight Pins
- Stuffing Tool
- Iron and Ironing Board
Materials
- Lia Griffith’s Wool Blend Felt – Ochre, Mustard, Hazelnut, Peat Moss, Vanilla, and Pine
- Embroidery Floss — DMC Very Dark Straw (3852), Medium Yellow (743), Avocado Green (469), Light Hazelnut Brown (422), and Light Brown (434)
- Polyester Fiber Fill — Lia Griffith Stuffie Puff
- Heat N Bond Fusible Interfacing – Extra Firm
- Fabric Pen — Dritz Disappearing Ink
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3 Comments
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Shelley Lowe
January 25, 2022 at 4:50pm
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Lia Griffith
January 27, 2022 at 9:06am
@Shelley Lowe
Back to the TopAre the sizes of the PDF and the SVG supposed to be different? My PDF pattern is 20% smaller than the SVG file. I am new to my Cricut Maker, so this could definitely be operator error.
Hi Shelley! This is an issue we have sometimes as well. If you print your PDF at “actual size” or 100% rather than it printing at “fit page” that should be your actual size. Sometimes, the Cricut software will change the size of the file for no real reason. You can measure the PDF and match that in Cricut. It is a workaround. 🙂