| Sewing Information, Advice, How-to |
| Book available from Amazon |
| Book available from Amazon |
| Book available from Amazon |
| Book available from Amazon |
| Felt Ferret Silver Seams |
| Pillow Buddy Twelve Crafts... |
| Softie Whale Small Dream Factory |
| Stuffed Cat AOK Corral |
| Toy Giraffe Woman's Day |
| Felt Goldfish While She Naps |
| Sock Bunny My Paper Crane |
| Cotton Candy Kitty Sew 4 Home |
| Bunny Bowling Etsy |
| Cuddle Toy Fish Small Dream Factory |
| Oh-oh the Owl One Red Robin |
| Cuddly Cat Sew 4 Home |
| Wacky Chickens Silver Seams |
| Stuffed Owl Lily Bird Studio |
| Stuffed Turtles Make It Love It |
| Book available from Amazon |
| Book available from Amazon |
| Book available from Amazon |
| Note: Clicking any of the following links will take you to another website unless otherwise indicated. |
| Note: This page may contain affiliate links. |
| Free Stuffed Animal Patterns - Page 3 |
| A collection of the best free Stuffed Animal Patterns & Tutorials on the web! |
| More Stuffed Animal Sewing Tips: To create a nice, sharp corner in a very deep angle that will be turned (like those found on a shirt collar, but in this case, possibly a stuffed animal ear!) sew a squared-off corner instead of a pointy corner. Doing this will actually give you a sharper corner once your item is turned. To do this, stop stitching a little more than 5/8" (or whatever your seam allowance is) from the edge of your fabric. Leave your needle down in your fabric, lift your presser foot, and pivot your fabric 45 degrees. Place your presser foot down and sew one or two stitches. Leave your needle down in your fabric, lift your presser foot again, and pivot your fabric until the next fabric edge is against the seam guide. Put your presser foot down and continue sewing. When sewing around a curve (such as the tip of a stuffed animal paw, the top of a stuffed animal ear, or the circumference of a stuffed animal head), try switching to a smaller stitch length, which can help you sew the curve more accurately. And just a word of caution: If you’re making a stuffed animal intended for a baby or toddler, don't add any buttons or embellishments that could accidentally come off and become a choking hazard. |
| Hot Diggity Dog Internet Archive |