Step by step DIY felt cabbage


How to make a lovely cabbage? Let’s begin.


1. Cut felt for cabbage. 2. Fold the green disc in half, sew from A to B with overhand stitch.


3. Sew as shown in the same way. 4. Turn it over, running stitch along the edge.


5. Stuff it with some cotton, pull the thread taut.


6. Sew the first leaf as shown. 7. Make some folds by tightening some points.


8. Sew the other two leaves in the same way.


9. You may make red cabbage and green cabbage in the same way.

Click the following pictures of Lovely vegetable garden ,you’ll find the pattern in my Etsy shop.

You can get pattern of a whole thing from my etsy shop:

https://www.etsy.com/listing/44681793/felt-vegetables-garden-pdf-pattern-via

 

NOTES! All rights reserved. Without the permission of the owner, do not try to take anything away without note that can download!

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About fairyfox
I design toys, household items and so on. I love to handmake and DIY . But I don't like to make the same craftworks repeatly. So each item here I could only make once.It often as gift for friends or belong to my daughter. Felt toys pattern (Etsy shop): http://fairyfox.etsy.com

5 Responses to Step by step DIY felt cabbage

  1. frederique84 says:

    Hi, I just stumbled upon your blog (searching for felt food inspiration) and found this lovely garden. Do you happen to have a pattern for the whole thing?
    You can contact me at frederiqueandfriends@googlemail.com , that would be fantastic if you had one that I could use. My niece’s birthday is coming up soon and she would just LOVE to have her miniature garden! :) looooads of lovely stuff on your blog!

  2. frederique84 says:

    hmmmm I guess I should read better, i have just realised that it can be found in your Etsy shop!

    • fairyfox says:

      Hi you can get the pattern form
      https://www.etsy.com/listing/44681793/felt-vegetables-garden-pdf-pattern-via

      • frederique84 says:

        i have seen and I am quite tempted :) would you give me authorisation to use your garden as an inspiration only though? I have already thought of some things that I would like to make differently.
        Best wishes,
        Fred

      • fairyfox says:

        You are welcome! Looking forword to your new works! Julie

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