Disney Cruise Craft: Mickey Mouse Hands

Did I mention Irene and I started this project the night before we left for the cruise?!?

This is a left hand. 

This was a fast and dirty job.  Trace, cut with a generous seam allowance. 
Sew on the lines. 


Only sew on the trace lines.  Leave the wrist part unsewn.


Turn glove inside out. 
The next step is the tricky part:

Sew along the remaining wrist sections.
Fold wrist section up.  And you should get something which looks like this:

The pattern for the left and right hand side are the same.  Just put the black felt pieces on the appropriate side. 

There were 18 people in our Disney Cruise Group. 
DID I MENTION IRENE AND I STARTED THIS PROJECT THE NIGHT BEFORE WE LEFT?!?


Update:
Here is a scan of the pattern Irene made.  Print on 8.5x11 paper and tape together at dotted line A.

Disney Cruise Crafts: Pirate Hooks

Irene T. had the brilliant idea we needed to craft some costuming the NIGHT before we left for the Disney Cruise. 

For Pirate Night we made hooks. 

Ingredients:

Purple felt
cardboard
silver adhesive (although we could have used aluminum foil)
hot glue

Felt Neopolitan Ice Cream Sandwich

Felt Food -- Miscellaneous

Bowtie Pasta

Ravioli

Shrimp (intended for sushi)

cinnamon roll

Asian Felt Food, Part 2 of 2

More Asian-inspired felt food!

Sushi

Football sushi!

Fortune Cookies

Felt Food -- Asian foods, Part 1 of 2

Asian foods are my favorite types of felt food to make!

Steamed buns

Wonton -- fried or boiled

Soy Sauce packet

Sticky rice wrapped in leaves

potstickers

Felt Food -- Cookies

Chocolate Chip cookies!

 White cookies with "sprinkles"

Frosted cookies with sprinkles!

Welcome to Felt Creations!

I love felt food!  There are some great ideas to get you started at skiptomylou.org
In April, the posts will be photos of fun felt creations.

Cards made with felt scraps

I had a bunch of felt scraps (e.g. 1" x 2" pieces).  With my trusty old red sizzix, I die cut lots of flowers and here's what I did with them.