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Pumpkin Pie – DIY Felt Pretend Play Set

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Let the little ones’ imaginations run wild with our DIY Felt Pumpkin Pie Pretend Play Set!

Pumpkin Pie - DIY Felt Pretend Play Set For Toddlers

Handmade Felt Pretend Pie Play Set For Toddlers

Did you catch our Apple Pie Sensory Bin post the other day?
Well – continuing on with pie making and Thanksgiving theme, today I present to you the simple tutorial on how to make a Felt Pretend Play Pumpkin Pie. After all – dessert is the MOST important part of this time of year 😉

On that note, today’s version of pumpkin pie, doesn’t require special tools or supplies to pull it together BUT your little chef can have hours of elaborate play with this set! All you need is some felt, aluminum pie pans and of course the pumpkin pie filling, aka tons of orange poms poms to bake it up!

Now are you ready to “roll out the dough” and “serve” it to your kids? I sure hope so!

So enough play on words from me – let’s get to work on creating this pie play set! Shall we?! Find EVERYTHING you need to know, in the full pumpkin pie playset tutorial below! I just know you can make it happen!

Happy crafting my dear friends! Please don’t forget to share pictures of your child’s completed felt pumpkin pie pan set on our Facebook page wall, so we can admire your hard work from a far! I can’t wait to see how “delicious” it turns out! #gluedtomycrafts

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Let your littles one imagination go wild with this pumpkin pie felt busy bag set! All you need is felt, pom poms and a pan!

Craft Supplies:

  • Tan Craft Felt
  • Orange Pom Poms
  • White Poms Poms
  • Mini Aluminum Pie Pans
  • Basic Craft Scissors
  • Sharpie Marker

completely optional but fun to add – baking tools like spoons, bowls, plastic eggs, etc.

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Directions:

  • Using one of the aluminum pans, trace some circles on your tan felt. {two for each pie}
  • Trim those circles out. If desired, cut out a decorative shape in the center, of half the circles {to really give the look of a baked pie top}
  • Now you are ready for the assembling. Kids will put a felt circle inside the pie pan, then some orange pom poms, topped off with the other felt piece and then the “whipped cream” white pom pom.
  • For added fun, pull out kitchen baking supplies and really let your kid at it.
  • To change up this pretend play, grab various colored pom poms to create other pie variations. Think red for apples, green for key lime or even just multi colored for fruit pie!

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Pumpkin Pie - DIY Felt Pretend Play Set For Toddlers

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