DIY felt macarons
Felt macarons are overall useless, because they lack the amazing taste of the real thing. However, they make fun decorations, needle cushions and even toys. And when I say toys, I’m thinking of fab tea party for young ladies – nothing better to serve with pretend tea! They’re also easy to make:
What you need:
- felt in candy colors
- thread and needle
- scissors
- wool (or cotton wool) for filling
First of all, draw two circles. I used the smallest cup I have to draw the pattern, with a diameter of 5 cm. Cut them. Next, use felt in a different color to cut a long strip, about 1 cm wide and 2∏R long (mine was 2 x 3.14 x 2.5 = 15.7 cm).
Once that’s done, stitch the length of the strip to one of the circles, as show above. You can use a sewing machine if you don’t mind handling miniature things. Stitch the other circle to the strip, but leave a small portion un-stitched – use this to turn the macaron on the right side, and to fill it with wool. Finally, stitch the hole, making sure it’s not too visible.





























how cute ! <3
oh dear, first when I saw it I really though it was a real cookie. Super yummy
they look… delicious :)
The cutest thing ever!!!! Ce idee geniala! ;)
ohhh! cute!
MarthaL.
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sooo cute!! I love macaroons too!
This is too cute! Macarons are my favorite thing ever!
-Katie
So cute! :)
Hahahaha, these are too cute and fun to make, much easier than the real ones! <3
I won’t even think of trying to make the real thing, I’m not that good of a cook :)
hehe, ce fain! ^_^
oh my i love sewing of felt <3 i need try it !!!!
I really really really want to eat macarons once on my lifetime. But this cute stuffed felt macarons are pretty enough to try them and let them be on my room to wake me up everyday.
Looks simple so I will try to do them this weekend. Thanks for sharing!
So beautiful & very creative. Can’t wait to see more of your crafty cute things!
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