Felt 'Eat Me' Cookie

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  Step 1

  Take a piece of light brown felt, lay it on a hard surface.
  Trace around the bottom of a soda can, to get 2 small circles.

  If you want larger cookies, trace larger circles. But small ones are cuter. =)

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  Step 2

  Place 2 circles together, WRONG SIDES OUT.
  Then sew (whipstitch) about 3/4 around, leaving an opening.

  Sewing Does Not have to be straight! Actually, if its kinda sloppy, your cookie will look more real!

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  Step 3

  Carefully turn it inside-out.

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  Step 4

  Stuff it VERY FULL. As much as possible (poke it in with a pen)!
  You want a fat fluffy cookie!

  Use toy stuffing or fabric scraps (like i did).

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  Step 5

  Whip-stitch the opening closed, trying to fold in the edges as you go.
  Once done, you can squish & mold it into a round & lumpy cookie shape.

  <-- This one WAS NOT stuffed enough! Its kinda flat. >.< grrr

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  Step 6

  Get your fabric paint and decorate it!
  First write "EAT ME", then decorate around it with chocolate chips.

  (Fabric paint is real cheap at Walmart, & makes it look shiny. Like icing!)

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  Step 7

  LET FRONT OF COOKIE DRY COMPLETELY
  ...then do the back.

  (If you want to cover up the sewing knot, just dab a chocolate chip on it, & it disappears!) XD

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  Step 8

  And your done!!

  You can make these into keychains, charms, or whatever you'd like.
  I'm trying to make enough of these to fill a jar ...to fool people of course.
  
  We'Re AlL mAd HeRe! muhaahaha!

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DarkAshHurts · 119 projects 9th March 2010

Thanks guys! I'm glad your enjoying them!
And they really are addictive to make. XD
Theyre so cute.

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Jet H. · Haarlem, North Holland, NL · 108 projects 27th February 2010

awesome, i like this a lot!

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Krafty.Kourtney · Blaine, Minnesota, US · 4 projects 26th February 2010

i LOVE this

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Kirsten B. · Las Vegas, Nevada, US · 40 projects 24th February 2010

Those are adorable

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squirrel_face · 11 projects 22nd February 2010

Lovely. Am always on the look out for Alice crafts.

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