would you like fries with that?

To all the vegetarians out there; look away…

I couldn’t help but make a hamburger for Sadie’s kitchen. She only recently started liking hamburgers, but only at In ‘n Out. (YUMM) Everyone has their opinion on their burgers. Rory is not a fan. (and yet I still married him…)

For those of you who don’t have one of those nearby, I am truly, heartfeltfully, sorry.


Anyways, this was pretty simple felt food to make, mostly circles sewn and stuffed…I did some french knots on the top of the burger bun for the sesame seeds…haha! love it.


My FAVORITE part is the grill marks! agh! I sewed some 1/4 inch strips of black felt to my brown circle first. easy peasy, but so flippin’ cute.

I haven’t quite figured out how to make french fries yet, but this hamburger needs some fries by its side. It’s lonely. So lonely…

Maybe I need some fries. (yummy…with ranch dip)….


Well, what’s this?
A french fry tutorial?! wow. It came from out of nowhere!

sah-weet!

For these fat-free, carb-free (taste-free), french fries, you’ll need:

cream colored felt
matching or white thread
fabric glue
rotary blade and quilting ruler are very handy

Cut your felt into strips 3/4 inch x 9 inches

Fold in thirds, about three inches per section.

Using your fabric glue (or hot glue would work too), dab a thin strip of glue in between the layers..make sure to stay away from the edges, as you’ll sew them later.

If you look REEEALY closely, you can see the glue.

smoosh together! The glue is to keep the layers from shifting too much while you sew them together.

Trim the edges of your “fries” so that they are angled. Don’t they look like cute steak fries?


Then, sew around the edges with a 1/8 inch seam. tada!


You have some adorable french fries.


Not complete without a bag!

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Comments

  1. ARE YOU KIDDING ME?! Freakin cute!!! I love the sesame seeds!! LOL!

  2. Your felt food always makes me SO hungry! The grill marks are great as is the in-n-out fry bag. If only I still lived down the street from in-n-out.

  3. Whaaaaat?! How could you not like In N Out?? It’s like, the best. Jeesh. I love your little palm tree fries bag. 🙂 I haven’t made any felt food yet, but you are seriously inspiring me with all these tutorials!

  4. Yay–I look forward to all of your felt food posts! You are inspiring me to finally bust through my huge stash of felt! I can’t believe you get so much crafting done with a newborn! Here is the felt yumminess I am working on, as requested by my toddler: http://megnificentmade.wordpress.com/2009/12/15/felt-strawberry-short-cake/

  5. Totally love those fries. And In-N-out. My hubs and I (thankfully) have a mutual love for it! haha It’s the only place to get good fast food. And the animal style fries. Man O Man.

  6. You are on a roll! Sadie is going to have one well-stocked pantry!

  7. you are just too good! love it!!!

  8. Those are so cute and I love that little bag! Thanks so much, I’ll be linking.

  9. I love all your felt food! The peelable banana is so crazy cute! The hamburger looks so fun. I think my 4 year old would enjoy these. I better get to work!

  10. I’m starving! I want to taste it hahaha

  11. Oh, no worries for vegetarians, this would work great for veggie burgers too (homemade or boca/morningstar). Super cute! 🙂

  12. This is the cutest thing ever!! I am in LOVE!

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