Handmade Toy Donuts
These Handmade Toy Donuts are easy to make and oh so sweet with a sprinkle of stitches. They are a great complement to a toy tea set or play kitchen.
My girls love these donuts. They really bring a whole new level of fun to their play kitchen. They are perfect for their tea parties and picnics.
Don’t they look just good enough to eat?
Handmade Toy Donuts
Materials:
Donut Template
Felt for icing and donut shape
Sewing thread
Sewing needle
Embroidery thread
Embroidery needle
Polyester Stuffing
Directions:
Use template to cut out donut shapes. You will need two of the circles and one of the icing for each donut.
Using your needle and thread stitch the icing felt piece to one of the donuts using a running stitch.
Use embroidery thread and needle to create sprinkles in a variety of colours.
Stitch the two donut shapes together with thread about 1/16″ from the edge and each other using a whip stitch, leaving an opening for the stuffing.
Fill the donut with stuffing, working small pieces inside the donut until the donut if completely stuffed.
Sew up the opening.
WHEre do yyou find your felt that you use? It looks like great quality! What I find in Walmart in the individual sheets- they are already fuzzy/pilled and would make fuzzy donuts. 😢
No one wants fuzzy donuts. Maybe you can give me a new idea of where to find some better quality felt.
No, you definitely don’t! I grabbed mine at the Dollar Tree. 🙂
These are so cute! I definitely need to make them
These are so super cute! Thanks for the pattern. Pinning!
These handmade toy donuts are so cute! Kids would have a lot of fun with them!
My daughters love playing with pretend food. We don’t have any doughnuts, so maybe I should make these! They look great!
these are so cute! i will put it in my grow-but-never-can-find-time-or-motivation DIY list of craft items to do!
These are very cute! Great job with them! 🙂
hmmm, I wonder it I could really do these! They’d be a great addition to my kiddos play kitchen too!
These are so cute! Adorable for tea parties.
These doughnuts are absolutely fantastic and they look so real too, no wonder your daughters love them.
I love this! We just send a dozen donuts to my daughter. Why? Because where she lives in New Jersey there are no donut shops that make good donuts. Dunkin’ Donuts is the only place that has okay donuts. Here in California, we have excellent donut shops. So we packaged up a dozen and sent them to her overnight. She was in heaven!
I might have to make a few of these and add them to her box of Christmas presents. I can hear her complaining right now that they aren’t the real thing. Ha!
I pinned it to save and share.
How cute and perfect for play! Going to have to make my niece some for her kitchen.