I saw a picture of these on a swap I was involved with on another craft site and decided my daughter had to have some oranges.
I made my own pattern based on what I saw. Hope this helps you bring joy to someone who likes play food.
Felt Citrus Wedge
Lemons, Oranges, Limes or Grapefruit... felt food for fun!
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Assemble your supplies.
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Cut out one circle in white. A slightly smaller circle in the color of the citrus fruit you are making. And a lozenge shape whose sides are the same length as half of your larger, white, circle in the color of your fruit's rind.
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Put your circles together! The color on top of the white.
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Now sew them together. A running stitch around the edge, another down the middle and then the detail running stitch to make sections in your citrus wedge. You will end up with a spoked wheel as seen to the left.
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Sew the lozenge rind to the circle making sure you line up the center stitch with the points on the lozenge. Leave a space to stuff!
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Stuff your almost complete citrus wedge with polyfill (or whatever other stuffing you think is appropriate).
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Stitch your wedge shut and try not to eat it!
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Posted By:Lady Llanalla »
May 26, 2009 21:38
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KMOM14
27 May 10:59
Cute! I am making felt foods for my great niece for Christmas and am adding this to my project list.
Thanks for sharing this!