We have chosen a very pliable and obedient material, even a novice craftswoman will cope with it. And what do our kids love the most? Of course, imitate adults. When mother feeds the baby with vegetable soup, he will undoubtedly want to feed all her toys. And with the help of a pattern, you can easily make any vegetables using felt as the main material.

There are several do-it-yourself cutting options:

• flat
• voluminous
• compound.

Flat cutting

Do-it-yourself flat fruits and vegetables made of felt will give your child creative freedom. With them you can play in the store, feed the dolls. With young children, this will be an excellent tool for learning the names of fruits, flowers, and shapes.

Flat figures are the easiest to make. We increase the felt patterns to the desired size and print them out, you can simply circle them from the monitor onto a sheet of paper, as in childhood pictures were transferred through the window.

Then we cut and cut the material. Now it remains only to stitch the blanks. Choose the seam you like best, back to the needle, or over the hem. You can even sew on a typewriter. So you have created a developing game set of vegetables and fruits with your own hands.

Volumetric cutting

Volumetric felt set allows you to study the shape of plants. You can create a whole garden with a garden at home, the baby will be happy to plant and harvest.

They can be made in the same way as flat ones, only first leave a small hole for stuffing. Someone prefers natural six as a filler, considering it more environmentally friendly. But allergic parents are advised to use synthetic hypoallergenic material.

To make even more natural vegetables and fruits from felt, use the following patterns:

It turns out very realistic, the child will definitely like such a variety and will captivate him for more than one day.

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Compound cutting

The child will be able to cut voluminous compound toys in half with a toy knife. Several parts are sewn separately and Velcro is sewn to each piece. The child will be happy to cook a stew of felt vegetables that her mother created with her own hands.

To divide the fruit or vegetable into parts, you can simply cut the workpiece for the volumetric option, and optionally insert the middle.

Take, for example, a pattern for an apple from felt:

With the help of the “middle” part, the halves of the fruit are obtained, you can go further and divide into two parts, not two. And now the main thing is to blind all the pieces with your own hands into a single whole, sew Velcro. Such toys can be easily chopped and feed all the dolls with a delicious and satisfying dinner.

Little tricks:

• For corn, take narrow strips of the desired length, twist into a flagellum and transfer with a rope to make grains. Then sew the resulting blanks onto the base strip after strip.
• A pumpkin can be sewn from 7 apple parts. To achieve a flattened shape, pierce the product through the center, pass the thread back and tighten, in addition, drag each slice in the middle.
• For tasty potatoes, make arbitrary constrictions with a small stitch, this will turn out to be a bumpy surface with eyes.
• A beautiful sectional kiwi will turn out if a white circle is sewn into the middle and stitched with white thread with an asterisk from the center. For greater realism, embroider black dots with a French knot.
• Make orange from individual slices, 5-6 pieces are enough, combine them with a common peel.
• Garlic is sewn like a pumpkin, you can add light green feathers.
• Small details can be embroidered or cut from scraps, or you can draw with acrylics or a special marker on the fabric.
• If you make toys for a small child, put bells or rustling paper inside, this will help attract the attention of the baby.
• To make the fruits look natural, fill them as densely as possible, the felt will stretch a little and the shape will become more natural.

They can be considered closer.

I advise everyone who is planning to make them first to go in - the basic sewing principle for all vegetables and fruits is described in detail and is described in detail how to sew peas, pumpkin, apple and carrots (not cut.) I started with them.

I will not describe the fruits and vegetables that are sewn according to the same principle, I drew their patterns indicating how many parts (slices) they consist of.

Carrot   I have a split - I just did it with her, sewed it according to the given pattern, and then just cut it in half in the right place for me and, cutting out circles of Velcro that match the cuts in diameter, I sewed them manually.

An Apple. Each apple half consists of 3 slices and a middle. In the middle, we sew in advance 4 pieces of Velcro, make a line in the middle with a circle in the center (a place for the bones), sew the bones. We sew all 3 slices, and then the finished center, leaving a place to turn out, then turn out and stuff, then sew the hole.

Orange. My orange consists of 5 slices (for splendor you can make 6). Velcro strips are sewn on each lobule - on the one hand from its soft part, and on the other hand from the hard part, due to which it is possible to collect the slices together. The peel is two-sided (orange and white), consists of 7 parts - this number is conditional, depending on the volume of the orange. When all parts of the peel are ready, we cut out a small orange circle and sew peels around its circumference, thus combining them into one whole peel. And at the end of each peel the stiff part of Velcro is still sewn.

Banana. The banana itself consists of 3 parts. The peel is double-sided (white and yellow), I got it 4 parts, if you slightly increase the pattern, then you can get by with 3 parts. The peels are sewn between each other and to the banana itself with a blind seam about 1/3 of its length.

Onion. Before stitching parts of it, on each you need to make 2 lines, as on the pattern - imitation of the husk. My bow is made of felt, but it does not stretch when stuffing, so I have 6 parts. If you sew from fleece, then it is quite possible to do with 5 parts.

Garlic   it is also sewn like a tomato, and a small twisted fleece tube is sewn on top.

Corn   I sewed like a cucumber from 3 parts and painted with acrylic.

Beets and Radishes   stitched the same way - from 2 parts and pulled together together with foliage. Streaks are made along the foliage lines.

Potatoes   split. Sew each half, consisting of 2 parts. Sew the parts of Velcro to the middle, and then sew them to our halves. Then we make the eyes of the potato - in small stitches.

Apricot. Apricot is sewn from 3 parts, then 1 seam is still slightly tightened with a thread thicker - 1 hauling is obtained.

Half kiwi   consists of 3 parts of the peel and 1 core. The drawing is made with acrylic paints.

Lobule watermelon   consists of 2 parts of red color and 1 peel. On 2 halves of the wedges, we sew the seeds and the light green edge of the peel, and on the dark green lower part we sew lighter stripes. Then we sew all these 3 elements together.

A pineapple sewn from 4 parts. We cut them out and make several lines diagonally in one direction, and then in the other - imitating the pineapple peel. I sewed the foliage as follows - from a very dense felt I cut out an elongated rectangle rounded at the top (base for foliage) and a few leaves. Alternating different sides, I sewed these leaves onto a rectangle, and the base itself was sewn into the pineapple.

Grape   It is sewn from small fluffy pompoms from a set for children's creativity. I twisted a tube of felt and sewed these pompons on it, increasing their number from bottom to top.

Cabbage   sewn from napkins. I did it at my own peril and risk, painted everything at once on a napkin, so I did the pattern here from memory !!! Of the 4 parts, I sewed the middle. Then (before stuffing!) We bend and scribble along the resulting seams - we get volumetric streaks, as it were. In 2 parts I sewed 2 more small veins. After that, we stuff the resulting head out. We cover it with cabbage leaves from above. Since I sewed from thin napkins, therefore, each sheet is double, both parts are fastened with white thread on the overcast seam. Streaks were also made on each sheet, approximately as in a pattern. We wrap the heads of cabbage (I have 4 sheets, but this is conditional again) and sew them with secret stitches about half of the head. A white stump is sewn down below.

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Felt   - It is a fibrous non-woven material. Traditionally, it was made of wool, but now there are many types of fert, both natural and synthetic, and their combinations. It can be hard and soft. Depending on what is supposed to be sewn, the desired option is selected. For volumetric toys it is better to use soft feltand for applications or parts that need to keep in shape, it’s tough.

What you need to work with felt?Scissors. Plain and zigzag. The main thing is that the scissors are sharp, otherwise it will be difficult to cut out small details. Threads. Ordinary sewing threads or thread type floss will do. The more precisely the color of the thread is matched to the color of the fabric, the less visible the seams will be, and the product will look more aesthetically pleasing. Needles, pins. Filler for toys. You can use holofiber or synthetic winterizer. A gel pen or a special marker for fabric to transfer patterns to felt. Thick paper for patterns.

Fruit and vegetable   set is a wonderful educational game for children from one year to 10-12 years old. There are many game options with a set. Here are some of them:

Introducing the kid with vegetables, fruit. We tell that where it grows (in the garden, in the garden, underground, on the ground, on a tree)

Sort separately vegetablesseparately fruits.

Learning score (you can sew, for example, 1 pumpkin, 2 tomatoes, 3 carrots, etc.)

Doll food

Play store

Garden game

Masterclass for making pumpkins from felt

Operating procedure: Transfer the pattern to paper, Cut out seven parts for the pumpkin itself and 2 parts for the tail.

We sew all seven parts together, leaving a small hole so that the workpiece can then be turned out.

We turn out the future pumpkin and fill it with filler. We sew the two details of the pumpkin tail, fill it with filler. We insert the tail into the pumpkin and sew up the hole remaining on the pumpkin, while sewn in the tail. We pass the needle and thread through the middle of the pumpkin and divide each of the seven lobes of the pumpkin in half using the constriction method. Pumpkin is ready!

Master Class"Apple from felt"To us will need:

pattern

soft felt yellow(red)   and hard felt   brown and green colors

threads in fabric color

filler

We sew the two details of the apple, leave the top not sewn. To stitch the stalk, fold the rectangle and stitch along the side line. Turn the apple blank, fill it with filler. We sweep the top along the edge and, tightening, we sew the hole. Pass the needle through the central axis of the apple and tighten it a little. We perform this operation several times. We will get indentations for the stalk and sepals. Sew them into an apple. Sew a leaf to the stalk from above.

Apple is ready!

Master ClassDo-it-yourself beetroot from felt

We will need:

pattern

soft felt   burgundy and hard green felt

burgundy threads

filler

Cutting two details of beet from burgundy soft felt   and three leaflets for beet from green hard felt.

We sew the burgundy parts together, turn them out, stuff them with filler.

We sweep the top of the beets in a circle, insert the green tops there, and while continuing to sweep in a circle, we pull them together and sew them in (we need to sew several stitches by threading the needle through the tops to better fix it). Beetroot is ready!

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To make a “real” felt garden with your own hands for your daughter or son, you will have to have patience and all the necessary materials, turn on your imagination and start the irreversible creative process!

Be sure that this “creative process”, launched by you today, in the future will help your child become a real master in his house, yard and, importantly, master of his word!

From childhood, children need to be accustomed to the "right" toys, revealing the "secrets" and "secrets" of our "adult" life. Toys that teach children from childhood to work. Playing such a toy, besides sewn with your hands, the child will learn to work first in his garden, and then he will help you with the housework. And with great interest and enthusiasm.

During the game, the child will get acquainted with a variety of vegetables, their names, find out which vegetable is ground-based and which underground! In general, the toy is VERY useful and developing!
  The material for the manufacture of such a garden is better to take felt or felt. These materials do not knit, have bright colors, are pleasant to the touch, which is very important for a little man ...

If you are “tempted” and want to make this mini-garden for your child with your own hands, then please stock up on such necessary materials:

• Felt fabric of the most different bright shades;
• A small cardboard box from under boots or cookies;
• Syntypon or holofiber as a filler for vegetables;
• Special "Velcro", thanks to which you can change the periods of flowering, the periods of fruiting of strawberries;
• Thread with a needle in the color of fabrics;
• Desirable - a sewing machine;
• Ordinary and curly scissors;
• Gouache is brown and yellow;
• Brush;
• Knitted or nylon tights of dark brown color;
• Thin chenille wire.

Initially, we need to properly prepare the "garden". To do this, take a medium-sized box, inside and out, paint it with brown paint and wait for the paint to dry completely.

With yellow paint we draw stains on the outside, imitating wood cuts. We pick up brown tights from knitwear or kapron. We cut rollers from the tights, which along the length should fit snugly into the box. We sew one side, then we stuff tightly with a synthetic winterizer and sew the resulting roller.

If it so happened that you don’t have any tights of brown on hand, do not be discouraged, take the usual knitted fabric of the same color. Measure and cut a rectangle of the desired size, fold the fabric in half and sew it on both sides (bottom and side), and then everything, as with tights: we fill in with a synthetic winterizer, we sew on the side and put the “beds” in a box in several rows:

When the "beds" are ready, you need to start - all kinds of vegetables and berries! Well, let's say these are:

traditional and colorful beets, carrots and ... strawberry!

Berry - strawberry from felt is done like this:

We put in front of us chenille wire, Velcro and felt fabric of red and green colors.
  From red felt, we cut circles, which we then cut in half into half circles. We fold each red semicircle in half and sew together to make a cone. We stuff the not-yet-ready berries with filler and sew the top of the berry with threads, first laying a basting seam along the top, and pulling it onto the thread.
  Walk across the whole berry in small stitches of white or yellow thread. Embroider the seeds. As an option - use beads, you will get very beautiful berries in grains!
  Cut a bract from the green felt (tail) and sew a small piece of Velcro to it. The other side of the leaf bract is firmly sewn to the strawberry itself:

From three chenille wires we bend three loops, connect them like a triple petal of clover and fasten together with each other:

We connect and twist everything:

We cut a flower with 5 petals from white felt, sew a small yellow cone in the center of it - the middle, sewn from a small yellow semicircle and stuffed with syntypone. Sew another green bract to the back of the flower, with Velcro sewn to it. Thanks to these Velcro, the strawberry comes to life and everything in our garden happens as in life: first, the strawberry releases a twig on which a flower appears, which later turns into a gorgeous red-cheeked strawberry! The strawberry berry is ready!

5. The beautiful beetroot is sewn like this:

We select a bright felt of burgundy or bright pink color, as well as green felt of two shades: lighter and darker. Prepare the wire.
  Cut a circle from bright pink felt, cut it on four sides in a similar way:

We sew all the incisions, we fill the resulting workpiece with filler synthetic winterizer. On top, we sew with a basting seam and carefully tighten the hole, close our beets, but leave a tiny hole for the tops:

From the green Fert we cut out three leaflets for our beetroot, then, from the remains of the pink color, we cut out a strip that will act as a vein.
  Put a pink streak on the green stem of the leaf and stitch it on both sides so that you can insert the wire. On the leaflet, sew the lines in the form of veins:

We insert from the bottom side of the wire, fasten the leaves together and insert them into the hole left in our beetroot. We tighten everything and carefully attach, we should get:

6. We will do carrots like this:

• We get the orange and green felt fabric, we cut out the rectangle from the orange fabric, slightly narrowed from one edge. We sew it on the side and the very bottom “nose”, give a slightly conical shape.
• We stuff carrots with syntypon.
• From green felt, cut carrot branches, sew them to a circle of orange felt.
• The upper part of the carrot (circle with a tail) in a circle is sewn with an overcast seam to the base stuffed with synthetic winterizer. We get:

The bed is ready, it remains only to "plant" all our berries and vegetables in the beds, to pack everything beautifully, to impose a huge bow and ... present to your intrigued, waiting for a SPECIAL surprise, child!

Today, many mothers teach children to distinguish between edible and inedible not only in pictures, but also in toys. This is greatly helped by vegetables from felt. Such a visual aid can be bought at the store, or you can make it yourself. Today we will tell you how to sew various vegetables from felt, and give a few patterns for your creativity.

Flat shapes

A unique feature of felt is that it has two sides of the front. Therefore, it is simply impossible to make a mistake. How to sew flat vegetables from felt? First you need to make a pattern. It will be the easiest - you need to draw a contour of the vegetable. Drawing should be the most primitive, but recognizable. For example, a carrot is a rectangle with a narrowed bottom edge, a potato may look like a big bean. We draw a pattern on paper or cardboard and translate it into felt. To draw on fabric is better with soap or chalk. Every detail needs to be mirrored. Circled, now cut out. There are two ways to make flat figures. The first is just to stitch the two mirror parts together. Moreover, the seam should be the simplest, over the edge. You can choose the threads in tone for this purpose, but you can use contrasting. The second option is to fill the products with a synthetic winterizer a little. They will not be completely flat, but not voluminous. The result is an averaged version that is nice to hold in your hands.

We give vegetables personality

To add zest to the product, you need to add some details. For example, vegetables and fruits made from felt can be worked with stitches. When making carrots, do not forget to lay the longitudinal stripes on the product. This will add similarities to a real vegetable. And so that the toy does not look boring, it can be glued eyes, cheeks, nose and mouth. Felt vegetables will look more interesting when they get a face. And children are happy to participate in the manufacturing process. Eyes for vegetables can be bought in the store, or can be cut from the same felt. Cheeks can be drawn, or made from pieces of fabric. The mouth should be embroidered with dark threads. You are free to bring creativity into your work, because playing with unique toys is much more interesting for children than with typical solutions.

Voluminous toys

If you do not want to make flat figures, then you can go the other way. Voluminous vegetables from felt look more interesting, and they can be used not only as a visual aid for training, but also for playing, for example, in a store. The manufacture of such products will require more time and effort, and material, respectively. You need to sew vegetables from felt in bright colors, since the children like the pastel version less. Keep in mind that children will play with your products more than once or twice. So, it’s not worth gluing anything, all the details need to be sewn.

How to sew, disassemble on the example of eggplant

To make a complex shape, we need a pattern. Vegetables from felt are sewed according to one analogy, only the complexity of the work is different. Let's take an example of eggplant. The "body" of our handsome purple man consists of 4 parts and the "crown" of two more. We print out the pattern attached above, or draw a similar one in its image and likeness. Now we transfer all the details to the fabric and cut them out. For starters, we will sew all the purple pieces. We chop off two parts with safety pins. Then we sew them along the edge. We repeat this action 4 more times, and we get an elongated bag. We turn the product and stuff it with a synthetic winterizer. Attach a leaf on top.

The final action is the sewing on of a round stub on the top of the eggplant.

We make complex forms on the example of peas

We have already seen that sewing felt vegetables with our own hands is not difficult at all. You need to know the sequence of actions and work in stages. Now we will analyze how you can quickly and easily sew peas. For this we need a green felt. We draw two ovals on it. You can do this without a pattern. First, draw one oval, cut it out and circle it. So you get two identical geometric shapes. Repeat the operation several times. As a result, we should get 4 ovals. Now draw some circles. They can be drawn differently, the main thing is that the width coincides with the shape of the oval. We cut everything out. Sew the first pod seam forward with a needle and stuff it. Now we begin to manufacture a more complex shape. Sew 2 circles together and stuff them. Sew one side of the oval. Sew our peas into a pod. On both sides we sew an oval so that the peas look out a little.

Showing imagination

To make patterns of vegetables and fruits from felt is very simple. In a primitive way we depict, for example, beets. You need to draw a circle with an elongated nose. It will be the body of our beauty. We draw a leaf arbitrarily, but so that it at least looks a bit like the original. Pattern is ready. In this way, a whole field of felt products can be fantasized. Patterns of the most common vegetables are attached to a niche.

In the manufacture of felt toys need to show imagination. If all products are sewn simultaneously, then you should adhere to one style. That is, you should not sew a tomato realistic, and attach carrot eyes. The child must understand what is in front of him: a prototype of food or a toy. After all, no parent wants his child to play with breakfast, instead of eating him. And this can be the result if mom does not establish clear boundaries between reality and the game.

If you want to develop fine motor skills in a child, then it can also be included in the manufacturing process of felt vegetables. Even a five-year-old child will be able to sew the seam forward. But how accurately he succeeds in it depends on the efforts of his parents. Sewing is useful not only because this activity develops finger dexterity well, but also because it increases the child’s attention area, as well as his perseverance. And children are indispensable in the creative process, because they come up with the most incredible ideas. After all, not every parent will guess to sew two halves of carrots. "What for?" - you ask. But half a carrot is much more convenient to plant on an imaginary bed, and it is easier to throw chopped vegetables into a toy pan. Fasten two separate halves with Velcro. Thus it will be possible to play by breaking carrots and collecting them back.