DS has fried eggs, sandwiches and one 'cake' which is barely a cake, sort of a pin wheel danish pastry type thing, it needs a bit of imagination
No I didn't make them but Nana did. Honestly they are so simple I could have made them, they are not complex like the really cute cakes.
The eggs are just crocheted rounds in white with the centre in yellow and crocheted into the white to hold it together and then go around a couple of layers to make it thicker for the yolk. Really easy.
The sandwiches are super easy too, Nana used an off white sort of colour for the bread, just knitted a square/rectangle then folded it in half to make a triangle and trapped a few colours into the 'open' edge like green for lettuce and orange/pink for, well whatever, ham, salmon, cheese whatever. They do look very effective but so easy to make. I like that they do not come apart too.
They are a bit like this although not quite as good (these are pretty inexpensive too if you wanted to buy!)
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Hand-Knitted-Play-Food-Sandwiches-/141124278404Oh I just saw these too, they are beautiful!
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/HAND-KNITTED-TOY-FOOD-12-x-ASSORTED-CAKES-AND-COOKIES-DIET-/281213280336?pt=UK_Crafts_Knitting_Crochet_EH&hash=item41799e2050We don't have teabags but i do think they would be easy, a crocheted or knitted rectangle folded in half, sewn up the sides, stuff a bit of dark wool inside for the tea leaves then sew up the hole. string and little tag on the end. I might ask Nana to make some actually. The skills aren't hard but you do need the needles wool and time to do it
On the down side Nana also made a whole bunch of 'noodles' and 'stir fry' - I was seriously unimpressed. None of it looked like anything, ok I know kids need to use their imagination but these required a LOT of imagination and really it was just a mass of stringy stuff that scattered across the floor in seconds and took a long time to clear up at the end of the day. We kept them out long enough for everyone to know they'd been played with then did a toy rotation to switch his kitchen toys around, and sort of rotated the stir fry into the bin - oops. No one has noticed