felt sushi tutorial

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Here is a picture tutorial for some fun avocado felt sushi.

What you will need:
-paper
-scissors
-needle
-felt material (green, black and white)
-thread (green, black and white)
-stuffing (wool, cotton balls or anything you got, etc.)

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1. Cut out the paper shapes. Rice 3in by 3in. Seaweed 3.3/4in by 1.1/4in.
Avocado 1. 1/2in by 1.1/2in. All sizes are approximate.

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2. Pin to the felt and cut out felt pieces.

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3. Can cut out as many as you want, just make sure you have 2 avocado shapes, one rice and one seaweed for each piece of sushi.

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4. Put the ends of the rice square together and sew a line.

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5. You don’t have to flip it inside out, but make sure the line you just sewed is in the middle.

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6. Now stick one end into the other.

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7. Sew it closed.

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8. Should look like this.

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9. Now sew up the sides of the avocado cross so you have a little box.

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10. The box.

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11. Pop the box into the rice cylinder.

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12. Sew them together.

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13. Now take whatever kind of stuffing you have (here I used cotton balls) and stuff it up including the second avocado box!

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14. Now sew the second avocado box in place.

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15. Place the seaweed piece and sew it on.

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16. Sew the other side on as well.

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17. Stitch along the circular edge part and repeat on the bottom edge as well.

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18. Repeat and enjoy!

13 Responses to “felt sushi tutorial”


  1. 1 Richard August 8, 2007 at 10:13 pm

    It is nice to see that Erika and you have started your arts university. This is not a joke. In time it will expand as long as you are not held captive by professors and buildings.

  2. 2 aioa August 9, 2007 at 12:37 am

    This is a great tutorial! It makes me want kimbap… Have you submitted it to Whip-up or posted it on Craftster?

    Thanks for your comment on my blog ~ I love comments and it’s always great to get in touch with someone who’s living the home life :) . I loved your cleaning mantra. Must try it.

    Anna

  3. 3 gymjane August 9, 2007 at 5:39 pm

    This how to do is SUPER AWESOME! Even I could make sushi with these instructions!
    ae

  4. 4 angela rout August 15, 2007 at 5:13 pm

    yes thanks! these are soo cute! We are starting a crafts night. Im checking yours and erika’s blogs for ideas! these would be great! – did you think about somehow making them so you could chane the stuffing? you could make all sorts of types of sushi and have little japanese chef parties!

  5. 5 Theresa December 1, 2007 at 8:44 am

    Ohhhh this is just superdoublecute!!!

    i want i want i want!!!

    i think this would make an adorable pin-cushion.

    Thanks for this genious tutorial.

    I’ve added you to my favourites

    tx

  6. 6 Eiline July 13, 2008 at 12:20 pm

    It’s beautiful…

  7. 7 ipin December 14, 2008 at 2:28 am

    So cute… and very useful, thank u

  8. 9 lala April 11, 2009 at 10:36 pm

    can i make a link in myblog?

  9. 10 Michaela April 30, 2009 at 7:49 pm

    I love this!!

    great job in explaining, please do more!!


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