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15 Free Felt Food Sewing Patterns

October 8, 2025 by Christine T 1 Comment

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Felt food is perfect for little foodies! They are easy to make and you can even wash them. Here are 15 free felt food sewing patterns to inspire you.
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15+ adorable free felt food patterns for kids playtime

These free felt food sewing patterns are perfect for making unique and frugal play food!

15+ free felt food sewing patterns pinterest

Felt food is a great thing to have around for playtime. Not only is it soft and washable, it is easy to make and even toddlers can play with them. Felt food is not too expensive to make, either. You can pick up felt pieces for as little as a quarter each and since it is easy to make, it’s a great project for beginning sewers. Felt food also comes in handy for homeschooling projects. Here are 15 free felt food sewing patterns to inspire you to create something “yummy” for your child to play with.

15 Free Felt Food Sewing Patterns

 

1. Here is a Felt Ice Cream Cones tutorial from One Creative Mommy. Think of all the ice cream “flavors” you could make!

a multi-scoop tower of play ice cream made from felt diy project

2. Skip to my Lou made Felt Donuts to go with her lesson on the book, Arnie the Doughnut.

An adorable felt donut looks like chocolate covered with sprinkles

3. What felt food set is complete without some cheese for all the culinary creations? Here is a great Cheese Felt Food tutorial from Pieces by Polly. It even includes fun holey Swiss cheese!

Slices of felt cheese made from a fun felt diy project

4. Your kids can pretend to cut their produce with this Cut Apart Felt Carrot tutorial from American Felt and Craft.

a small cutting board with play food made from felt

5. These cute Felt Cupcakes from Cherie Spare Time are perfect for playing tea time. Just be sure to not add the bead if your child is under 3.

diy felt cupcakes arranged on a white background

6. Check out One Creative Mommy’s Felt Sandwiches! She includes both a turkey and cheese sandwich (complete with veggies!) and a PB & J one!

A play food felt sandwich diy craft project

7. Make this Peel-able Cantaloupe from Field Notes from an Evolutionary Psychologist. It peels and sticks back together with the help of magnets.

felt fruit project: peelable cantaloupe slices

8. Make Felt Breakfast Food with this tutorial from Life Sew Savory. The tutorial includes eggs, bacon, toast with jam, and a cup of orange juice.

cute felt breakfast foods diy

9. I love these Hot Dogs from ikatbag. She even shows different toppings on them and they come on a bun!

cute felt diy hot dogs with buns in a glass casserole dish

10. Look at this awesome Felt Turkey from Oh Yay Studio. This is so crazy cool. You can make a whole roast turkey from felt. Wouldn’t it be a fun felt food for kids to play with around the holidays?

a diy felt turkey in progress, showing the felt turkey leg pieces being stuffed

11. Pretty much all kids love pizza! This DIY Felt Play Pizza from Whole Heartily is pretty great. Sew on the toppings of your choice.

diy felt pizza free pattern felt food playset

12. These Felt Teabags by Laura Hopper of Sonic Stitches are so elegant. Now the kids can have a proper tea party with this free diy pattern for a set felt teabags in different “flavors.”

cute felt teabags in a real tea tin and leaning against a china teacup and saucer

13. The whole Cherry Pie from American Felt and Craft will surely delight your children! It even comes apart for separate slices!

felt diy cherry pie that comes apart in slices

14. Hamburgers and French Fries are a kid’s diet staple. Make this cute set of them with felt and the pattern from Craftiness is not Optional.

diy felt cheeseburger from a free pattern - so cute!

15. Since I included the felt turkey, I thought it was only fitting to include this Pumpkin Pie with Whipped Cream from Smashed Peas and Carrots as well.

diy felt pumpkin pie and whipped topping free pattern

16. This one is a bonus, but who doesn’t love a good diy felt-food steak dinner? This one comes with a free pattern for each component from Hawk Hill and looks delicious.

felt food from diy free pattern - there's a t-bone steak, broccoli, and baked potatoes

I can’t wait to get started on making some of these! Which one are you going to make?

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  1. Barb says

    August 2, 2017 at 10:09 am

    Too cute! My 3 yr. old granddaughter will love these to play tea party with!

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