Many people consider making homemade pasta time consuming and difficult. Well, it’s not. All you need is a little practice
Edit: Check out how Angie used this tutorial to make the cutest felt pasta!
An some happy news! My Clementine Pork has won DMBLGIT in category of Aesthetics

Thank you Arfi, Alessandro, Bron, Melody, Peter and Sabra! I am honored and happy! And of course, thank you Sanja for providing me with the opportunity to make such a beautiful dish for Sale & Pepe!
Note: I’m sending this to Ruth of Once Upon a Feast for Presto Pasta Nights. If you’d like to participate, send your entries to ruth (at) 4everykitchen (dot) com.
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Fantastic – you’ve made that all so simple and clear. Makes me want to make some pasta shapes of my own!
Wow, that actually looks like something I could do! I’ll have to suggest trying these to my husband the next time he gets the urge to make homemade pasta.
Beautiful works and wonderful capture! Love the progress shots!
You make it look so easy… M
predivno objasnjeno… nikad nisam pravila a bas sam planirala… ali kada se malo uzelim hrane
Congrats on your award!
I just got a pasta maker the other day, and this tutorial will be so helpful. Love the blog!
Congrats on your DMBLGIT win! Pasta is so easy, just like you said. Your photos look like you did it with one hand..well, just a few fingers LOL
Plain, simple, beautiful. I have never made pasta myself, and you made me wanna try…p.s. izvini ako se malo nalupetam engleskog, moram nekako da vezbam
Congrats! But your blog always looks good. :)I had no idea it was round or square that was the difference between tortellini and tortelloni.
Thank you for this tutorial. I think I can do it now.
Thanks for the step by step. It looks great!
Great! Your pasta look fantastic! A pro’s work…Cheers,Rosa
making tortellini and tortelloni has never been easier. this is a great tutorial marija!
They look perfect. Great tutorial!
Great tutorial – I am SOO inspired to try this at home now, you make it look so easy! thank you!
Great tutorial! I needed this a few months back but had to read through some confusing directions.
beautiful pictures. easy instructions. i hope this convinces more people to make pasta at home. you’re so right – it’s super easy w/ practice. i make it for a weeknight meal sometimes!
What a fantastic post! Gorgeous photos, great learning and delicious…who could ask for more. Thanks for sharing with Presto Pasta Nights.
Precious…so precious-looking ;)
oh my :-O it’s so delicious and beautiful ! I’d been thinking of doing those shapes for long time but managed only the pastas, raviolis and chinese styles :-( Thank you for the tutorial and the pasta machine will see the light again!!!
I just started making homemade pasta and I thought the shaping of these would be a lot more difficult! I will definitely try my hand at it!Thanks
Great tutorial!!!
Marija thank you so much for this amazing tutorial!! As you know, I used it to create felt tortelloni – but you've made it look so easy to make I bet I could do it for real too! AND a BIG thank you for linking back to my blog!
Great step-by-step photos. Hope mine will come out as good as yours.
that is Great thank you
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