I don’t know how I missed Lier’s felt cut out cookies when they first came out, but when I saw the piping bag she added to the kit I knew what I was doing today. Of all the things I have made my little ones, those cookies get played with the most. Between me and the kids they get pulled out at least once a day. Lier used the Felt Cut Out Cookies Tutorial and added the piping bag and instead of the box made a bag to package it all up.
She has a few tips for making the piping bag on her post, with a tip on how to keep the point of the piping bag stiff. I love that she used a bag instead of a box like I did, it makes them perfect for packing and taking on the road. The 15 minute Fat Quarter Drawstring Bag Tutorial would be perfect for this.
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image by Lier of Ikat Bag
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This is the most adorable thing I’ve seen this morning. I love it! My first thought was “how do the sprinkles get out of the bag!”. Must have caffeine.
LOL! I can completely relate :).
Absolutely adorable!!! I can’t wait to try making this for my little girl! Thanks so much for sharing! :-)
I’m with everyone else…hands.down.adorable! Thanks for sharing! This is truly a unique and gorgeous idea!!!
And kudos to YOU, Destri, for the original idea! It is perfect, perfect, perfect. I’d seen this cut-out-cookies-from-felt-dough-sheet elsewhere but hers was the version that was (finally) exquisite enough to inspire me to actually make it. Thank you, Destri- my kids play with their set a lot, too!