Felt Fortune Cookie

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  Step 1

  Trace the size of a glass or cup on the brown felt and cut it out.

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  Step 2

  Fold the circle in half. Thread a needle and sew the middle of the half circle. This will create the nudge of the cookie.

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  Step 3

  Fold the circle apart and fold it horizontal.

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  Step 4

  Sew the edges of the cookie but leave a space open at the end.

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  Step 5

  Start stuffing the cookie. You might have to use the back of a pen to get all the stuffing in.

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  Step 6

  Cut out a small strip of white felt. This will be the paper fortune. Put it in the cookie, so that it still sticks out a little.

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  Step 7

  Finish sewing the cookie closed.

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  Step 8

  You can put whatever you want onto the fortune. I cut out a small red felt heart and glued it onto the fortune. It's also optional to sew eyes and a mouth on.

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Kayla G. 21st September 2012

i made one of these for my phone. its like a thingy that folds over and has two pockets. maybe ill make a tutorial!

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PJ · Avondale, Arizona, US · 96 projects 5th December 2010

Oh dear wish i had seen your cookie before I made mine , would have helped me so much..smile.

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Apple B. · Rockford, Illinois, US · 4 projects 5th March 2010

I just did this, and it turned out so well!
I just used hot glue, because I was too tired to sew it up.
Thanks for the idea! ^_^

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MareSirenum · Colorado Springs, Colorado, US 7th January 2010

Very cute! Thanks for sharing.

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Scrabulous Mcfee · Winnipeg, Manitoba, CA · 1 project 15th October 2009

so cute, and easy to do too! thanks a ton!

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Yumi N. · 12 projects 30th September 2009

Awwwwwwwww! I love this!

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Corinne E. 8th August 2009

Extremely cute! I want to make these as party favors.

Hope you don't mind, but I added this tutorial to my message board to share it with others.
http://corinnecancraft.com/craft-board/index.php?topic=8.0

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Timbe · Brisbane, Queensland, AU · 18 projects 11th July 2009

Fantastic i am going to use these for my birth day party(japanese themed)THANK YOU!!!!!!!

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Jet H. · Haarlem, North Holland, NL · 108 projects 8th July 2009

love it, so cute! thanks.

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Jet H. · Haarlem, North Holland, NL · 108 projects 8th July 2009

love it, so cute!

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