Who doesn’t love miniature food? There’s a reason why the Miniature Space channel’s mini food videos rack up millions of views on YouTube—they’re cute and whimsical, and simply fascinating!
If you’re as enamored with itty-bitty edible treats as we are, then you’re definitely going to want all of these amazing embroidered foods. The crafters of the internet have seriously outdone themselves with these petite decorations, which feature every sort of food imaginable, from tacos to sushi and everything in between.
This little guy isn’t even finished, yet he still looks good enough to eat (check out the texture on the brown rice!). Where are our chopsticks?
How sweet are these two? Pizza and beer are the best of friends, and they’re smiling because it’s almost the weekend.
How cool is this 3-D pasta embroidery? All it needs is a little Parmesan on top, and you’d be tempted to eat it.
Okay, not technically a food, but we totally need this little sign for the 3 p.m. slump. Send all the snacks, please!
Speaking of the 3 p.m. slump, there’s no better treat to power you through the work day than a cup of coffee and a sweet treat. This cupcake is almost too cute to eat, though.
Some of these embroidered foods are just so creative. We love the 3-D aspect of this pink “stuffed” doughnut—it really jumps off the canvas (be sure to scroll through for an alternate view). We'll take two, please.
Pineapples have become a popular decor motif in recent years, and what better way to bring them into your home than with a beautiful cross-stitch design?
Again, not exactly food, but still too cute not to include. Perfect for your avocado toast-loving friends.
What’s better than a good food pun? A food pun paired with a super-cute cross-stitched waffle, that's what.
This is honestly a work of art. We love every detail, down to the steam and pretty polka dots. Now we’re craving a latte...
No list of adorable miniature food decorations would be complete without an appetizing pepperoni pizza. Is that slice for us?
The puns just keep coming. We’ll happily taco ‘bout how much this cross-stitch design makes us smile.
You might do a double-take when you see this awe-inspiring bit of embroidery. Yes, it really is made of string, all the way down to the foam on the coffee. Crazy!
This lovely embroidered watermelon looks good enough to eat, and the artist took it to the next level with some shiny beaded seeds.
The cutesy nature of this embroidered food pairing is just so endearing. These milk and cookies would make a perfect decoration for your kitchen or kids’ space.
Which one of these irresistible embroidered foods did you like best? Let us know below!
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