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Love the idea of growing your own fresh fruit, but lack a green thumb? Then you’re going to want in on this next project. This Felt Strawberry Plant is a sweet addition to our felt play collection, while bringing you all the charm and whimsy of a windowsill garden. Best of all? No special thumb required. Complete with tiny blossoms, leafy stems, bright red berries, and an adorable felt pot, this project is like a little patch of summertime you can keep year-round.
Project Includes
Felt Strawberry Plant PDF Pattern Felt Strawberry Plant PDF Instructions Felt Strawberry Plant Photo Tutorial Felt Strawberry Plant SVG Cut FilesTools
Materials
- Lia Griffith’s Wool Blend Felt – Cherry, Moss, White, and Mango
- Paper Covered Floral Wire — cut to 16"
- Embroidery Floss — DMC Bright Christmas Red (666), Topaz (725), and Dark Hunter Green (3345)
- Poly-Fil
- Aleene’s Stiffen-Quick Fabric Stiffening Spray
- Paper Maché Pot
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Because this is an intermediate craft, it involves a few more details than some of our beginner projects. However, the extra effort is well worth it once everything comes together. Carefully layered leaves, embroidered strawberry seeds, and softly curved stems help give your Felt Strawberry Plant its lifelike look while still keeping that signature handmade charm we love so much in felt crafting.
Another thing we love about this project is how interactive it is. The strawberries can be removed from their stems, making this project especially fun for make-believe. Little gardeners can “harvest” their berries, tend to their plant, and incorporate it into a larger felt garden setup or play kitchen. It’s the kind of toy that invites storytelling right alongside creativity. Oh, and if you stuff a little catnip in your berries, this may just become your fur baby's favorite toy.
And while this Felt Strawberry Plant is perfect for playtime, it also works beautifully as cheerful summer decor. The bold red paired with organic green and white creates a unique twist on fun, seasonal decor. Tuck your little pot onto a kitchen shelf, brighten up a craft room, or display it alongside the other fruits and vegetables in our growing felt garden collection. No matter how you choose to style it, the soft textures and vibrant colors bring a little extra warmth wherever it lands.
When your Felt Strawberry Plant is ready to bloom, share it with us in the crafters’ community and on social using #MadeWithLia. We’d love to see your tiny felt harvests come to life.
How to Make a Felt Strawberry Plant
- Gather your craft tools and materials. Then download the pattern below.
- Cut out felt according to the pattern using a Cricut Maker or scissors.
- Apply a thin line of glue down the center of a large leaf. Fold the leaf in half, pinching along the fold. Leave the stem part of the leaf unglued for now.
- Pop the leaf open and flatten the top out. Repeat for the other leaves, big and small.
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Marissa
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February 23, 2021 at 6:21am
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Back to the TopJust wanted to leave some info for people interested! For the pot, I used the Paper Mache Flower Pot 4nx4in from Factory Direct Craft and I made a stencil to create a felt faux dirt “bean bag” with hole in the center for the stem that fits snuggly inside the pot. You can use any brown felt you have on hand. I used buckwheat hulls mixed with lavender for the stuffing since I wanted it a bit weighted and I wanted a natural filling. I did end up using wool for the stuffing on the strawberries, but know they are not machine washable if you use wool. I may end up gluing this inside the pot for security, but I haven’t decided. Hope this helps some of you!
This is a great idea!
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Hello Ana, you can see all of the details on the homepage of the site. https://liagriffith.com/
Hi, I’m wondering if I was to make something like this if I would be able to sell it. I wasn’t about any of that.
We do have a Craft Circle Pro program that we offer. You can email hello@liagriffith.com and Emily will give you the information.
Hi team! What are the dimensions for the pot – since it’s no longer a stocked item? Thanks!
I also didn’t notice in the dxns what to do to bind the stems and stand them up in the pot – is that on another post? Thank you!
Hi! The pot is 4″ x 4″– I edited the link to something similar. We actually added the plant to the pot for styling purposes so there aren’t exact instructions, but you can bind the stems together (as shown in step 24 of the photo tutorial) and secure it into a block of foam in the pot. You can also use dry rice or rocks/pebbles, then cover the top with a bit of brown felt or dried moss!
Hi, I am trying to download the svg for this. There is a problem with it. Anyone else having the same?
I just checked the SVG and there was a small error– it’s fixed now, please download again!