i'm a newbie in creating felt foods, so i entrusted etsy to find me a sushi pattern for my swap. i ended up purchasing a pattern from umecrafts! you should check out the shop, it has sooo many amazing felt food patterns to choose from, like these dessert items:
here is my interpretation of umecrafts' sushi pattern:
wasabi
ginger
ebi /shrimp
geoduck (clam)/mirogai
ika /squid
cucumber/kappa maki, tuna/maguro maki, and house rolls/futo maki (both futo maki, on the far right, are designed by me)
scallop/hotate
tuna/maguro nigiri, and salmon/sake nigiri
tako/octopus
tamago/egg nigiri
bento tray and soy sauce trays (the flower applique on both is added by me, and used umecrafts' soy sauce tray pattern to help create a bento tray)
the finished felt sushi bento box:
since we're in the topic of lunch, check out these cute bento boxes (courtesy of www.weheartit.com):
i hope you liked the felt sushi and bento boxes! i'm contemplating on some cross-stitching in the near future (feeling inspired, because i just acquired some of my mom's cross-stitching projects. thanks dad!!!)... will share those with you soon!
happy wednesday!
xo, carla
4 comments:
carla!! you are amazing. zoe and pia would totally love your sushi bento box!!
whoa, i totally love your project! what a great swapper you are, excellent work ;-)
Amazing felt sushi!! Great job!
(and thanks for using Swap-bot! I'm an admin there. xoxo)
@ jozen - thank you? would you like me to make them one?
@ jen kim - thanks so much, it's my first time making them... the pattern instructions were pretty easy.
@ rachel johnson - thanks, i love swapbot too, i can't wait to join more swaps in the future!
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