Fuzzy Fortune Cookies

Who doesn't love fortune cookies? No one. Everyone loves fortune cookies! You crack them open, eat them and read your fortune, cool! But after you eat it, you wish you had more :( Wouldn't it be awesome if you had a fortune cookie that never disappeared? Hallelujah, enter the Felt Fortune Cookie. They're easy to make, affordable, awesome looking and make great valentines! And unlike real fortune cookies, you get to choose what fortunes go inside. Surprise a loved one with a creative cookie that never gets old!

Step 1: Materials

To make this treat you'll need Felt (mine is red, you can use any color) Scissors Craft glue Small wire Paper & pen A workspace Patience (;

Comments

[malibini]

I did this a couple years ago for valentines day for my class. Ironically, Some of the fortunes actually matched their personalaties! And I handed them out random...
LOL
Thanks for the 'Ible!

[malibini]

I have done this before! I did it for Valentines day for my class- it was so ironic the fortunes matched with everyone's personality, and I just handed them out random! Thanks for the instructable (even though I WAS GOING TO MAKE IT!!!! :P)!

[nickolaiisoe]

how does the edges keep together??

[trans4mation]

Not sure what you mean by that broski, but if what you're talking about is what I'm thinking let me give you an example: In origami certain folds make the paper keep a certain shape. The same is with this, with the aid of wire, the felt keeps its shape. Hope that helps. (=

[TinaD]

This is too cute! Thanks for the idea!

[trans4mation]

Glad you like it!

[StoryAddict]

Chinese New Year begins Feb.10th, so this is also rather appropriate given Valentine's Day is just a few days after.

[trans4mation]

Awesome, it's a win-win! Have fun making them!

[Kiteman]

So, does the fold hold it closed?

[trans4mation]

The wire holds it closed after it is folded, sort of like a spine, and it helps keep it's shape. (-: