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Free Stuffed Animal Patterns - Page 2
| Hot Diggity Dog qdpatooties |
| Recycled Mooshi Belly Bunny Chezbeeperbebe |
| Little Lamb Pillows Purlbee |
| Toddler Touchy Worm Sewing.org |
| Kiwa Hirsuta Lobster Mediatinker |
| Little Frog Lily Judi's Dolls |
| Softie Sheep Small Dream Factory |
| Stuffed Pig Nunodoll |
More Softie-making Projects from These Popular Books!
| Hedgehog Softie with Pocket Molly Chicken |
| Wool Felt Elephant Craftster.org |
| Big Woop Bunny qdpatooties |
| Elephant Softie Shishigirl |
| Sun Conure Parrot Silver Seams |
| Taggie Animals Homemade by Jill |
| Tiny Jack Russel Terrier Nunodoll |
| Stuffed Terry Cat Nunodoll |
| Three Wise Owls Coloured Buttons |
| Sock Elephant qdpatooties |
| Stingray Softie Shishigirl |
| Puppy and Kitten Softies Moda Bake Shop |
| Chocolate Bunny Sew 4 Home |
| Little Bunny Softie Shishigirl |
| Marshmallow Bunny Plushies Dandelions and Lace |
| Snail Softie Moda Bake Shop |
| Count Truffula qdpatooties |
| Softie Swan Small Dream Factory |
| Super Sock Pig qdpatooties |
| Ballet Bunny Plush Chubby Hobby |
| Yoonie's Wabbit Yoonie at Home |
| Little Lambkin Patternbee |
| Marshmallow Chick Plushies Dandelions and Lace |
| Valentine Easter Bunny Child Made |
More Softie-Making Projects from These Popular Books!
| Caterpillar Softie Shishigirl |
| Mr. Seahorse Lia's Space |
| Dog Plushie Silver Seams |
| A collection of the best free Stuffed Animal Patterns on the web! |
*Patterns marked with an asterisk (*) indicate a PDF file.
| Stuffed Mouse Sewing Stars |
| Holiday Cat Pillow Craft and Fabric Links |
| Felt Eater Bunnies Scribbit |
| Angel Kitty Crafty College |
| Felt Cockroach Nuno Life |
| No-sew Towel Dog Nuno Life |
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More tips on working with fur (see previous page for initial tips):
If you need two “opposite” pattern pieces (like two arms, two legs, etc.), remember to flip the second piece over to get
a “mirror image” of the first piece.
When you cut your fur fabric, cut through the backing only, not through the fur. And use either the tip of a pair of very
sharp scissors or a craft knife.
Do any marking on the wrong side of your fabric (the backing) not the fur side (you probably wouldn’t be able to see any
marks on the fur side of the fabric anyway).
After sewing a seam, pick out any fur that’s gotten caught in the stitching with a comb or a bluntly pointed stick.
And after sewing your project, clean any accumulated lint from your sewing machine.
You may want to practice these techniques on a few scraps of fur fabric first before sewing your actual project.
If you need two “opposite” pattern pieces (like two arms, two legs, etc.), remember to flip the second piece over to get
a “mirror image” of the first piece.
When you cut your fur fabric, cut through the backing only, not through the fur. And use either the tip of a pair of very
sharp scissors or a craft knife.
Do any marking on the wrong side of your fabric (the backing) not the fur side (you probably wouldn’t be able to see any
marks on the fur side of the fabric anyway).
After sewing a seam, pick out any fur that’s gotten caught in the stitching with a comb or a bluntly pointed stick.
And after sewing your project, clean any accumulated lint from your sewing machine.
You may want to practice these techniques on a few scraps of fur fabric first before sewing your actual project.