I thought that these felt fortune cookies would make a great little Valentine's gift for your little one or as a substitute for cards or candy favors.
You need to 1st trace out your circle. I used a CD and it may seem large, but it actually makes an ideal sized fortune cookie. In the spirit of Valentine's Day I used pink felt, but brown is also cute.
Cut out your circle. A single layer works perfectly. If you use a double layer of felt you will get a cookie with more body.
You have 2 options for the message. If the cookies are just for fun as decorations or for a play kitchen, you may want to use cute ribbon as the tag. White gros grain ribbon also works. Cut about 2" of ribbon and fold it in 1/2. Secure with hot glue or tack it with a stitch.
I hot glued this project together, just for the sake of time. You can sew these by hand or with your machine as well. I made these for my cat and filled them with catnip and those I machine sewed.
Run a line of glue around 1/2 of the circle. Make sure you have glue on top and on bottom of the ribbon tag.
Fold the cookie in 1/2 and let it dry.
The other option is to make a paper tag that the recipient can pull out. In that case, you don't want to get glue where the hole for the tag needs to be. See how I marked out the space around the tag. You would glue where the dashed line is.
Then, you fold the cookie in 1/2 and let it dry.
Finally, you need to put a dot of glue in the center of the cookie and fold it. You can either hold it until it dries or pin it closed with a clothespin.
The tag will come in and out so you can write lots of notes to your little one for his/her lunchbox.
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