Felt Food Too Cute To Eat!

This month I’m bringing you some sweet treats that are good enough to eat – but please don’t eat them! These cute felt foods are a feast for the eyes only!

Ed Mironiuk

Ed Mironiuk is an artist, illustrator and needle felter. His background in animation and digital art gives him a great eye for creating adorable characters like the cute felt food pictured above. Who can resist a tasty dessert with a toothy grin? Find more on his website and Instagram.

Droolwool

Droolwool is the work of fiber artist Maria Filipe Castro (previously featured). Her adorable creatures are inspired by a love of cartoons and all things kawaii. Many of her characters put a fun twist on familiar treats, like the little ice cream scoopsies pictured above. Find more sweet felt food on her website and Instagram.

Droolwool another ice cream with a face and cone in beige and pink

Hanna Dovhan

Hanna Dovhan (previously featured) is perhaps best known for her lovely avocados, but she has a knack for pairing up all kinds of snacks. Her felt food is seldom solo – it comes in cute couples and happy families! Find more in her shop.

So, are you now feeling foodie felt inspired? If you want to see more of the same, why not check out Zoe’s other posts, such as Foodie Felt?

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Zoë Williams

Zoë Williams creates needle felt sculptures based on spirits, sacred creatures, and dreams. Her work is concerned with the intersection of the (inner) realm of the collective unconscious and the (outer) kingdom of nature. She lives and works in New York City.