Hey there, cookie! Here’s a little Valentine’s Day good fortune for you. It’s a felt fortune cookie.
Inspired by the talented Kristine McKay's Studio 5 segment, I created these cookies for my coworkers last year. They come together quickly and make a great and unique surprise for anyone who brings a little good fortune to your life. Here’s the recipe for these cute cookies.
Inspired by the talented Kristine McKay's Studio 5 segment, I created these cookies for my coworkers last year. They come together quickly and make a great and unique surprise for anyone who brings a little good fortune to your life. Here’s the recipe for these cute cookies.
Step 1: Cut a felt scrap into an oval.
Step 2: Cut jewelry wire to the length of the center of your cookie.
Step 3: Apply fabric glue to the center of your felt piece.
Step 4: Position your wire to the glue and secure in place by adding a strip of ribbon across the top.
Step 5: Fold cookie in half and stitch around edge. Leave a small area unstitched so that you can insert a fortune.
Step 6: Use your finger to form the wire into the fortune-cookie shape.
Confucius Say: This is one project you’ll love this Valentine’s Day!
Cheers!
How cute and adorable! I can see making these for lots of things not just valentine's! Baby shower favors, birthday, any kind of party!
ReplyDeleteMegan! That is the cutest idea!! I am totally going to steal....um, mean borrow this!
ReplyDeleteI keep all of my fortunes and have been wanting to create a scrapbook page about it for a while. These will be the perfect accents! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteFun project! And they're gluten free! :)
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