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lis

Thanks for the tutorial, i think my nieces will love these!

i finally finished my blanket its on my blog!

jacqui jones

ooooer, ive been stitching all day and now ive got a new thing to go do...thanks for doing this your a doll

hey go check my blog, u would be surprised what stitching a few dishclothes turned into at our house today hehe

Christy

Great tutorial!

Jaki

OMGosh Mel, you are so good to take time out of your busy life to put these tutorials together!!
Thankyou :)

Liesbeth - Belgium

Hi there, I just discovered your blog through the Ohdeedoh archives, which featured your amazing Fabric Cubby House. It's been bookmarked already. I will definitely be returning. Love the felt stuff!
Groetjes from Belgium,
Liesbeth

dayna

These are so sweet. Thanks for the great photo tutorial...very easy to follow. I will have to try some of these!!

Melanie

Lovely felt food.

Thanks for the home made washing powder recipe. I'll have to track down some UK lux flakes. The top brands can be £5.80 ish for a box of 48 tablets/cubes 24 washes. Wow they must be making some money. You can also use a drop of essential oil in your conditioner compartment to give a lovely smell to your washing.

Alicia

Thank you so much! I'm so excited I'll be doing a set for my son as well as my niece and nephew for Christmas! And the bag sounds great!

Jessica

I love the little felt foods. I have been wanting to make some. Your tutorial was great and will definitely help me get started!

Ravenhill

These are the cutest little felt goodies! I love it. Thank you for sharing your wonderful talents!
~Emily in Norway

Jill Geraghty-Groves

Mel you are just soooo inspiring!
xxJillGG

Sofi

Mel, thank you for sharing your tutorial on the felt foods and soap.

I remember my mum making her own laundry soap~ I realy should give it a try!

Rach Wyndham

You know what Mel - I dont sew.
No urge, no machine - no way no how.

But woman you make me want to sew!

Lissy

You have been so busy wiht all sorts of stuff in the last month while I have been offline! Love love love the felt food :)

Laura

THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!! How cute are these and how much fun to make! I can't wait to get started! And YES! I would love a tutorial for a bag to hold the food.

Excellent Christmas gift idea~ and it's good to start planning now :)

Mom Raggs aka Joan in IL

Melissa, Love the felted food. Am making them for my great granddaughter. Am sending them to her in Idaho. Her daddy is in the Air Force ther. Thank you so much for the tutorial.

Mom Raggs aka Joan in IL

Tammy Templeton

heehee these are so cute :0)
Thanks Mel
xxTam

Kerry Murray

Mel they are fab i will have to have ago at these for my dd.take care Kerry xx

Beth

Mel they are beautiful : )

Beth

Meant to say HAPPY BIRTHDAY for TOMORROW (5TH) Melissa... :)

Fiona@Dragonfly-Crafts

Hi Melissa, I'm so far behind with my blog comments. I love all your latest post. Great felt food, what a great idea and great tutorial.

Jill

Thanks for the tutorial. The food likes like it will be a lot of fun to make and for kids to play with. Thanks for sharing it with us!

Jill

Oh is it your birthday? Happy birthday! I hope you have a wonderful day and some yummy birthday treats!

Susuko

Hello, Melissa!
Thank you for this tut - it´s great for a little girls kitchen!
I´ll look at your blog for more food-ideas, Bye,
Susuko.

christy

I heard it's your birthday! Happy happy birthday! All the best.xx

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