Dollipop Patterns

I finally managed to find a minute to draw up some patterns for y'all.  These are scaled for a three inch lollipop.  If your pops are smaller, you may need to shrink your patterns a bit.  Just print out the patterns.  Cut them out and trace them onto your felt.  Cut out the felt, stitch, and embellish!

 Have a good time!

If you missed the original dollipop post, it's right here!

Dollipops!

I don't usually encourage my kids to play with their food--but this time I will make an exception!  These little Dolli-pops are so much fun!  I've had a little love affair with felt for many years now.  What's not to love?  It's cheap.  It doesn't fray.  It comes in all of the colors of the rainbow.  Could you ask for anything more?  These felt personalities slip right over the top of a three inch sucker.  Just draw a little face on your lolli with an edible ink pen.  Slip your pop into a 3x5 plastic treat bag and tie a bow at the bottom.  They are totally interchangeable and provide hours of entertainment.  At least until you get a hankering for a lick of that lolli!

I couldn't resist doing a little Christmas version:

Meet my little elf friend!

 And the big man himself!

And of course, a Mr. wouldn't be complete without his Mrs.

I posted a recipe for homemade lollipops here.

Click here for printable patterns.

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