A couple people asked to see Ellie’s felt tea bags.
Sewn up on the machine with ribbon strings and pinked edges.
I put dark brown in the middle so it looks like there is tea inside.
I went ahead and took a few more pictures of my favorites while I had the camera out – a lot of her Teeth Prizes have been play food.
I didn’t “make” these, just painted them. Ellie loves to count them.
Sandwich fixins. The sack in the back has potato chips.
One of the first things I tried.
I’m proud of the tortillas – I put aluminum foil inside to keep them folded!
Now I’m kind of hungry.
I wish you had been my momma! I love all the cute “food” you’ve made for Ellie. Very, very, creative.
Oh my goodness!! That is all SOOOO cute! I really don’t know how you can withstand all the cuteness that constantly bombards you…oh, wait…you ARE supermom!! 🙂 I only had boring plastic food in my 1970s play kitchen!
oh my goodness, everything’s just so adorable. My fave is the sandwich fixins yum! I’m sure Ellie can spend hours making breakfast, lunch and dinner 🙂
I should get six more eggs and replace the brown ones with Easter colors as a surprise!
Yup…you deserve the Supermom Award! 🙂 Those are awesome!
These are awesome! It makes me want to be a kid again. Is it wrong for a grown woman to have toys and no children? (I also love kids books)
So cute!! I agree with Anita, I want to be a kid again, too.
Fantastic. Utterly inspired.
Brilliant!!! you should write up the directions and sell them (in your free time, ya know ?) Play food is so much fun with this age
Those all are simply adorable! I love the sandwich bread. I love all of them…
Those are so cute!!
These are all so cute, especially the tea bags. I love the idea of sandwich fixins.
Oh, I so want to play!! Adorable!!
You’re so smart, Emily! I love all of it!
Oh. Good. Gravy. I just love that food you made!