Alea Milham, the founder and editor of “Premeditated Leftovers” means living life intentionally and economizing where we can. Get ready for those long summer days when kids get bored and want something new and fun to play with. These felt foods are just the thing for playing house or having a backyard picnic with their friends. Felt is not an expensive fabric to work with and you can pick up pieces for a quarter apiece and also use up your leftovers to make these foods. She has links that will take you to the sites or blogs that show you just how to make these adorable yummy foods. Thanks Alea for sharing these wonderful ideas with us for parents or grandparents to make for their children. TUTORIALS HERE!
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