How to make felt jammie dodgers

Learn how to make jammie dodgers - Britain favourite biscuit - with our free tutorial.

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Matt Spiers

Published: October 31, 2022 at 9:00 am

The great British biscuit (not to be mistaken with The Great British Sewing Bee but they would go rather well together) is a staple that every crafter needs in their cupboard. Of course, there's the real version like our gingerbread biscuits but for a healthier option, we're opting for Ouissi Gresty's felt version! Take time out with a cuppa and your felt stash to bake up her Jammie Dodgers. They'd also make super cute gifts for any little ones in your life - who doesn't want their very own tea party?

This project was created by Ouissi for Mollie Makes magazine – for more easy-make craft projects and creative inspiration, subscribe to Mollie or click here to find out more.

You will need:

Felt in various colours
Soft toy stuffing
Biscuit-coloured embroidery thread
Fine needle
Pins
Jammy dodgers templates from issue 4

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How to make jammie dodgers

You will need:

Felt
Toy stuffing
Embroidery Thread

Step 1

Using the templates from Mollie Makes issue 4 cut out your felt shapes. You can layer the red jam felt piece, the top of the biscuit, the splat and the little round splash.

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Step 2

Make sure the ‘jam’ fills the heart-shaped holes and that the splat and top holes line up. Pin the layers together.

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Step 3

Sew around the heart making sure the stitches go through all layers.

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Step 4

Sew around the outer edges of the splat and the round splash piece.

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Step 5

Fold the long side piece in half lengthwise and sew down the centre.

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Step 6

Open out the two long edges to form the sides of the biscuit.

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Step 7

Pin one long edge of the side piece to the edge of the top of your biscuit.

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Step 8

Sew all the way around the top.

Step 9

Stuff your biscuit, making sure you fill the edges and corners. But don’t fill it so full as it will bulge!

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Step 10

Pin the bottom piece to the bottom edge of the Jammie Dodger and sew. You are now done. Enjoy!

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Jammie Dodgers complete! All you need now is some tea and your next craft project.

How to make felt jammy dodgers

Now you’ve made your own felt treats why not check out our other craft projects? We have all the top sewing patterns for beginners including a super cute free rabbit sewing pattern and a very useful how to make a face mask tutorial.

Digital Assistant, Gathered

Matt Spiers is a crochet artist and designer who has been overseeing Gathered's crochet section since it's launch. He previously worked as Digital Assistant for Simply Crochet magazine and is our in house video editing pro. What started as a hobby a decade ago led to Matt developing a passion (and then a career) with crochet. As well as still regularly writing and designing for Simply Crochet magazine, Matt is a crochet artist in his own right, having displayed and created crochet installations at festivals and fibre events across the UK.