Watch our step by step video!
These felt carrot candy pouches are so cute and are a GREAT beginning sewing project to make with kids! Felt is the perfect fabric to work with for projects like this because it is sturdy, doesn't fray and sticks to itself so you only need to use a few pins. I even created a printable template to take out any guesswork.
You can make one in about 5 minutes. Pass them out as spring party favors or tuck them inside Easter baskets this year---I'll leave it up to you! Just make sure to pick out some fun candies to fill them with candy.
Felt Carrot Candy Pouches for Easter
DIY FELT CARROT CANDY POUCHES
A quick 10-minute project. These felt carrot candy pouches are perfect to tuck inside an Easter basket!
Cost: $1
Equipment
- sewing machine
- scissors
Materials
- printable template
- felt
- ribbon
- pins
- candy
Instructions
- Cut out your two felt pieces.
- Pin the green felt to the top of the orange cone shape.
- Stitch using a ¼" seam allowance.
- Fold carrot in half, wrong side out. Stitch side seam.
- Turn right-side out.
- Cut ½" slits for the carrot top.
- Fill with candy.
Video
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Adriane says
These are adorable! I like the idea of making something personal and extra special. Thanks for breaking down how simple these could be. Will definitely be sharing on facebook closer to Easter!
Brandy says
Thank you Adriane!
Cari says
Can you help me find the pattern for the felt carrots? The printable template looks like a bib pattern. Am I getting the right one?
Brandy says
Gah! It appears that I named them both the same thing and the bib replaced the carrot. I'll have to make a new one and will e-mail you when it's been updated. So sorry! Stay tuned...
Super Mom - No Cape! says
Those carrot pouches are adorable. I love that they are reusable!
Mary-The Boondocks Blog says
Aww this is a really cute way to store the candy till the kids get at it. Or they can take it with them. I'll have to get some felt and try it.
insidetherustickitchen says
These are adorable, who says you need to have kids to make stuff like this haha I'll quite happily make them for myself!
Beverly says
These are so adorable. Love them. Pinning.
Hugs,
Bev
MyHusbandHasTooManyHobbies says
Uber cute! Love these. Pinning to share. Thanks for linking up with us and sharing at Snickerdoodle this week!
JESS44903 says
What a neat idea!
I would love for you to share this with my Facebook Group for recipes, crafts, tips, and tricks: https://www.facebook.com/groups/pluckyrecipescraftstips/
Thanks for joining Cooking and Crafting with J & J!
diyadulation says
These are absolutely adorable! My kiddos would love to get these candy-filled gems in their Easter baskets. Speaking of, your Easter basket is fantastic! I love the addition of the daffodils! I've never thought of adding fresh flowers to the basket. Thanks for sharing your tutorial and awesome ideas with us at Merry Monday this week!
Angie ~ ambientwares says
Such a cute, easy to make project. Thank you for sharing with us at Funtastic Friday!
Stephanie Dolph says
very adorable! Pinning to share
Karren Haller-Friday Features says
These are so cute and easy to make, perfect for Easter Baskets!!
DearCreatives (@DearCreatives) says
This is so adorable! I need to whip up some candy pouches for the grand kids. Thanks for sharing at the Inspiration Spotlight party. Pinned & shared.
Julie says
These are brilliant. Similar to a paper version we used to make when we were little. I love it in felt. Pinning.