Pom Pom Ice Cream Shop
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Happy National Ice Cream Day! In honor of this extra sweet Sunday, we present to you our pom pom ice cream shop. We’re still marveling at just how adorable this turned out. Try making our Ice Cream Pom Pom Garland too! Perfect to craft with the help of your youngest crafting companions – scoop up some fun for the whole family!
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Tools & Materials
For ice cream cones:
- Cricut Maker
- Low-Temp Hot Glue Gun
- Craft Scissors
- Pom Pom Maker – Large, Extra-Small
- Cricut EasyPress or Iron
- Press Cloth
- Lia Griffith’s Wool Blend Felt – Camel, Bark Brown, Blush, and Ruby
- Knit Picks Brava Sport Yarn – Red, Mint, Cotton Candy, Rouge, Sienna, White
- Cricut Glitter Iron On – Gold, Pink, White
- Embroidery Floss – DMC Brown 938
For ice cream cone stand:
- Detail Knife
- Ruler
- Cricut Maker
- Low-Temp Hot Glue Gun
- Mat Board
- Colored Cardstock
- Aleene’s Turbo Tacky Glue
Steps
For ice cream cones:
- Gather the tools and materials listed above.
- Cut the waffle cone pattern out of gold glitter iron-on using a cutting machine and weed out the design. Iron onto the felt using a pressing cloth in between to avoid directly burning the felt. Alternatively, straight stitch a waffle pattern in contrasting thread following the template as a guide.
- Next, cut out the felt cone piece according to the pattern.
- Flip over and fold in the straight edge first.
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Leave a CommentI am making these now! Is this intended for kids to build the cones themselves and stack it how they want over and over? Or glue a cone together and just have an already made up cone? I am making them a shoppe and I want them to be able to customize “orders” but unsure how to get the “ice cream” to stack well without glueing it all together. Any suggestions for a temporary play fix?
Yes! We made this as a “shop” where the kids can make their own versions. For them to stay stacked, they simply can push them together, and similar to a real ice cream cone, they will topple when tipped. lol
Are you supposed to use stiff felt for this project or is regular soft felt okay?
Hi Lupita,
Soft felt is okay, however we recommend felt that has some wool content as it holds up better while sewing. 🙂
This is cute, I hope to make it with my kids
Is there an SVG file for the cone and ice cream toppings? Would like to use my cricut to cut those pieces out.
The SVG has been added 🙂
Brilliant!
Thank you!
Thank you so much for this pattern. My grandkids play with their ice cream cones all the time!
So so glad to hear it, Deb 🙂
What does “weed out” mean?
It means to remove the excess material from the design 🙂
This is so cute. I don’t know if I’ll ever make it but I hope to.
Thank you!
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