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    Let's Do Lunch Felty Sandwich: Finished Size (Approximate) Bread

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    The document provides instructions for making a felt sandwich using various colors of felt, embroidery thread, and foam. The sandwich includes two bread slices with crusts, three tomato slices, one piece of lettuce, and one piece of Swiss cheese. Detailed instructions explain how to cut out and assemble each felt ingredient using techniques like blanket stitching, backstitching, and cutting holes to resemble the real items. The finished sandwich is approximately 13cm wide, 13.5cm high and 6cm deep.

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    Let's Do Lunch Felty Sandwich: Finished Size (Approximate) Bread

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    The document provides instructions for making a felt sandwich using various colors of felt, embroidery thread, and foam. The sandwich includes two bread slices with crusts, three tomato slices, one piece of lettuce, and one piece of Swiss cheese. Detailed instructions explain how to cut out and assemble each felt ingredient using techniques like blanket stitching, backstitching, and cutting holes to resemble the real items. The finished sandwich is approximately 13cm wide, 13.5cm high and 6cm deep.

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    The document provides instructions for making a felt sandwich using various colors of felt, embroidery thread, and foam. The sandwich includes two bread slices with crusts, three tomato slices, one piece of lettuce, and one piece of Swiss cheese. Detailed instructions explain how to cut out and assemble each felt ingredient using techniques like blanket stitching, backstitching, and cutting holes to resemble the real items. The finished sandwich is approximately 13cm wide, 13.5cm high and 6cm deep.

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    Let's Do Lunch Felty Sandwich: Finished Size (Approximate) Bread

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    Aramat Complementos
    The document provides instructions for making a felt sandwich using various colors of felt, embroidery thread, and foam. The sandwich includes two bread slices with crusts, three tomato slices, one piece of lettuce, and one piece of Swiss cheese. Detailed instructions explain how to cut out and assemble each felt ingredient using techniques like blanket stitching, backstitching, and cutting holes to resemble the real items. The finished sandwich is approximately 13cm wide, 13.5cm high and 6cm deep.

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    Lets Do Lunch Felty Sandwich

    Finished size (approximate)


    13cm (w) x 13.5cm (h) x 6cm (d)
    Materials
    Felt* in various colours
    (it feels nicer if its the 100% wool
    variety although any will do)
    Bread: 27cm x 28cm
    Crust: 1.2cm x 52cm strip (x 2)
    Tomato: 16cm x 24cm (approx)
    Lettuce: 15cm x 16cm
    Swiss cheese: 13.5cm x12cm
    Foam for inside the bread slices
    (27cm x 14cm x 1.2cm thick**).
    Buy from stores selling mattress
    foam. You can also use wool
    stuffing or polyfill but this tends
    to look bulgy. If you are after nice
    straight slices, foam works best.

    Bread: Lay one of your felt bread


    pieces on top of the foam, trace two
    slices with an air erasable marker. Cut
    out and put to the side. Using blanket
    stitch, sew the crust strip around the
    edge of a felt bread piece. Stitch the
    crust to a second felt bread piece,
    stopping half way to manoeuvre the
    foam into place. Its best to do this
    now because the foam sticks to
    the felt and it can be hard to wiggle
    into position. Blanket stitch to close.
    Trim excess crust, whip stitch to
    close. Repeat for second bread slice.

    Tomato: For each tomato slice I used


    a double piece of some thick, felted
    woollen jumper offcuts. Depending
    on the weight of your felt, use three
    pieces for each thick-ish tomato slice.
    Backstitch the tomato segment detail
    on the two outside felt pieces using
    a double thread. Blanket stitch the
    edges of the three pieces together.

    Embroidery thread to match or


    contrast to felt whichever takes
    your fancy!
    * I used an old felted woollen
    jumper for the tomato.
    ** You can reduce the thickness of
    the foam with scissors. Try to be
    neat but no need for precision
    the felt covering is fairly forgiving.
    Instructions
    Transfer the pattern templates for
    each of the sandwich ingredients on
    to the felt pieces. Cut out. Cut two
    crust strips.

    Cheese: Using your scissors cut


    swiss cheese holes!

    Lettuce: To create the veiny lettuce


    look, fold the felt where the veins are
    marked and backstitch along the
    dotted lines indicated on the pattern.
    Bon appetit!
    This is a free pattern for personal
    use only. Please do not use this
    pattern for commercial purposes.
    Please do let me know how you go!
    www.myrtleandeunice.com
    2009 Tania Ennor

    Cut
    Stitch

    Bread (cut 4)

    If this square is 1cm x 1cm,


    the pattern is scaled correctly

    Cheese (cut 1)

    Lets Do Lunch Felty Sandwich

    This is a free pattern for personal use only.


    Please do not use this pattern for commercial
    purposes. Please do let me know how you go!
    www.myrtleandeunice.com 2009 Tania Ennor

    Cut
    Stitch

    Lettuce (cut 1)

    If this square is 1cm x 1cm,


    the pattern is scaled correctly

    Tomato (cut 6*)


    * refer to instructions first

    Lets Do Lunch Felty Sandwich

    This is a free pattern for personal use only.


    Please do not use this pattern for commercial
    purposes. Please do let me know how you go!
    www.myrtleandeunice.com 2009 Tania Ennor

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