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23281Good enough to eat! Great play value as well.
by toogie
13 Nov 2014
I'm hoping she does 'play' eat them and not really try them-lol- she is only 16 months but is learning very fast, I think anyway. Thanks for looking.
14071665926I would have loved these also as a child. I know she will love them! Kay
by toogie
13 Nov 2014
Kay, when my daughter was a little girl she had a Fisher Price skillet. It had a lid and dial when you turned it on, it would sound like a timer. The set had a yellow spatula, plastic eggs, sunny side up and in the cracked shell, that opened up. It had a plastic juice carton, some plates and forks. Ashley played with this forever. I have been looking for it and can't find it. We should still have it but its too clod to keep looking. I will look again a warmer day, but I know Nora would have fun with it, just like her mom did.
85867Very nice Toogie, what thread colors did you use for the bacon. They are so convincing, nice and crisp - just the way I like my bacon.
by toogie
13 Nov 2014
Threads for the bacon are 171 and 422 by Threadart, while this is a cheaper thread, it does well in my machine, most of the time.
by toogie
13 Nov 2014
All I can say is a med brown and a reddish brown. It's hard to describe a color shade.
11471I agree with Loosie, these all look good enough to eat and no calories and lots of fiber...LOL.......great job!!
by toogie
13 Nov 2014
Calorie free and sugar free, in a perfect world, ours would be too...they do look real, from a distance.
261161Fantastic, looks good enough to eat :)
by toogie
13 Nov 2014
Looks can be deceiving or haven't you heard?-lol- They do look real, don't they. Thanks for lQQking -T
24276A great job! all kids love to play at cooking, if Nora's started early just means you'll get longer play time..
by toogie
13 Nov 2014
That is a nice thought, Marian. She plays with an Elmo here, that is actually for Avery. It is switch activated but can unplug the switch and use manually. Anyway, with she comes in, she acts like she is more happy to see that Elmo than us! I told my husband maybe if we moved our hand up and down, cut flips and rolled over, them stood back up, she would be happier to see us!-lol lol lol
45917They look so real and your grand-daughter is one very lucky little girl. Love Chris
by toogie
13 Nov 2014
I think all our kids are lucky we can make items for the grands. Saves them a lot of money, because if you're like me, you always pay for the 'notions' anyway. Your girls are lucky you can sew such pretty dresses. Ashley saw a pair of pants on Pintrest I'm sure. She text me the photo and ask if I could make them.They were just a pair of denim fabric pants, with a wide ruffle cuff at the bottom, and a 3 letter monogram on the ruffle. $44.00 each !__! -I said yes, and a lot cheaper.
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145789They look good enough to eat.
by toogie
12 Nov 2014
Well, we do have a burnt bottom in there, and that's always the ones left for me.-lol
109762Toogie - these are wonderful! All of your Grands will want to play with these. My two year old Granddaughter loves to cook!! Great job!!
by toogie
12 Nov 2014
Nora won't be two until July. She seems young to me to know how to pretend cook, but it's been so long, since we had a little girl to play with.
95305Wonderful, you did great job. Bet Granma & Granpa get to eat these over and over for the lovely cook will be more then willing to make over and over.
86901I must say at first sight the food looked real. Awesome idea and what a great job!!!
Thank you for such a great idea.
Wendy
by toogie
12 Nov 2014
Wendy one of my BIL's came this evening. We were sitting at one end of the table and the bacon and eggs were on the other end. We both thought from a distance they did look real !
1872Ah Grammie you are the best hugs
by Leaha
12 Nov 2014
Toogie don't confuse them with any facts! Their minds are made up that you are the best...so therefore you are.
360431They look so real. You are a wonderful Nana to make these for her.
by toogie
12 Nov 2014
It was fun, but my husband made some real ones in a shorter time, and more of them.-lol
513022972316529Very nice! where's the bacon and egg from?
by toogie
12 Nov 2014
The egg was from DBC when it was open and the bacon is the bacon panhandler from Sick.
by toogie
12 Nov 2014
ps. on the bacon, I skipped some thread colors/steps and stopped color 4, during the design, to change colors of the lean meat, to look more real. It's seems like this bacon has more lean than what I have to buy.
10438Beautiful work well done, and a super gift for your little grand-daughter. Thank you for sharing and Amitiés de France.
4714What a good idea, I will have to do some for my Granddaughter and Grandson for there little table and chairs when they play tea time Nanny Well done Sherene X
by toogie
12 Nov 2014
Yes, that is a good idea. Don't you just love when you get an idea for presents. I know I do.
5822The scene you describe is is very cute. Her food is also and she will love playing with...Pretty to look at but very tasteless. haha
by toogie
12 Nov 2014
I sent a friend an email and told her to have her husband handy, because I had been cooking and baking all morning. I wanted to know if he wanted the bacon and eggs, or he could have this whole plate of cookies, since they were sugar free. He's diabetic. I did warn however, they were tasteless (as you say) probably because they were made of felt-lol... I was on the phone with her when she opened her email and heard him laugh..... He said bacon was a little tough.-lol
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