Our latest addition to her food collection are these felt gingerbread cookies, and the shirt is the latest addition to her wardrobe.
The cookies were super simple. I used cookie cutters to trace them. I traced two for each cookie. On one piece, I embroidered eyes and a mouth. Then I placed it on top of another piece and stitched them together. Lastly, I cut really small circles and glued them on with fabric glue.
The shirt is adorable on her! I did it with my own spur of the moment dimensions, but this is a good tutorial to help you understand the basics of making a peasant shirt. I’ve used it before for other shirts. I used some fabric my mom had given me a while back and added three ruffles to the front. Can you tell I have Christmas on the brain?? lol.
Too, too, too cute!!! I love that shirt on her! What a cutie!
OH MY GOODNESS!!! Those are so adorable! My little girls would LOVE to play at your house!! Good job on those. I will have to try to make some of those after I am finished building my new house, and can sew to my hearts content!
oh my goodness….How adorable? The cookies and the shirt!
Sweetness overload! 🙂
how cute! I love the cookies, I could eat them up!
first of all, i’m dying at how cute she is…but the shirt and those cookies sent me over the edge!!! aewsome!
YOur daughter looks so cute holding her cookies. Cute shirt and cookies.
-Crystal
Thanks for the ideas! I will be making these cookies with my daughter this week.
I always DIE over your cute food!!
Adorable! Your daughter is soooo cute. Great idea with the gingerbread men!
The shirt and the sweet girl are adorable! Love, love love the cookies! Great work!
the felt cookies are adorable…..and the shirt. too cute for words. 🙂
Love the Gingerbread cookies.
I, also, have used that Tutorial for a peasant top multiple times. It’s so easy and versatile: I made dresses, PJ tops and blouses. It’s really great.
That shirt is so cute!! I want one… love the ruffles!
I love love love the shirt and the cookies!!
Daughter and your cookies are adorable! I love the Christmas inspiration too. So happy it’s almost December.
Good!
Wow! Love the shirt and the cookies!
you can tell how much she loves those! 🙂
too cute! both your little girl and the cookies! i love them!
Those are absolutely adorable! What a fun idea…and love the photos!
Oh you just stole my heart! I have a gingerbread tree and have been collecting ornaments for years. We want to some for a play date. How wonderfully sweet. 🙂
Jessica, those cookies are way too cute. And that shirt??! I saw it on Grosgrain and LOVED it. Didn’t even know it was yours till I came here!
Very cute.
That is adorable! I just followed your blog. I can’t wait to see more of your stuff.
Hi! I love watching everything you do since 6 months! I want to do a lot of things like you very often but I don’t have always enough time to do it. Anyway I did some gingerbread cookies!!!
Thank you for sharing every good idea you have!!!
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Maybe I’ll have better luck with these than my real cookie baking! Thanks for the idea. 🙂
Those cookies are adorable! Thanks for sharing your ideas with us.
These are so cute!!!! And I think I could actually pull off this project even with my abysmal sewing skills.
I can’t decide what’s cuter, the gingerbread men or that adorable little helper. Cute shirt too.
Thanks so much, I’ve been on a felt food kick, and these are too cute to resist! Since your blog says its okay, I’ll probably borrow your pic of the cookies and link it back to your post since I’m sure mine won’t be nearly as cute!
Thanks again! And let me know if you don’t want me to do that. I usually ask first, but your profile says its okay to use with a link back.