DIY Felt Bread Toast With Butter Plush

I hope everyone is having nice summer holiday. =) If you need a cute summer project why not make this cute little bread toy, please give it a try

Materials you will need:
– Felt fabric (bread colored and some yellow or red for butter or jam)
– Thread or embroidery thread
– 3mm black beads for eyes
– Dry pastel or just face blush
– Needle, scissors

You can get the free pattern on my website: https://tinycraftworld.com/2020/07/11/toast-with-butter/

Let me know if you have any questions!
Thanks for watching!

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I am a former Marine who works as a Software Engineer. I have five US States left to visit. My sarcasm is legendary as is my knowledge of movie quotes. I can name the song or artist of just about any 80s or 90s song. I like whiskey, wine, coffee, soaking in hot springs or my hot tub. I enjoy getting out hiking, and taking pictures, along with metal detecting & magnet fishing from time to time. I do enjoy the occasional gaming by breaking out the original NES or SNES. I do spend a lot of time building other websites, (about 30 some in total).

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