Memory dog pattern free

This is the Lazy Dog Toy pdf sewing pattern from the designer Makerist. The designer describes her Lazy Dog Toy as extremely cute and designed so they can easily be carried around in small hands. Besides making this super cute Lazy Dog you’ll also make a bone toy for him that will not only act […]

You have clothing and belongings with sentimental value to you? And you want to make something beautiful out of it? Then we have something special for you! ✨✨Note: We provide production Acrylic templates and nose eyes material and complete production manuals✨✨ This would make the best family gift for Easter! Memory bunny made from the clothing of a loved one who passed to help keep their memory alive. Can also be made from a childs clothing to preserve their childhood memories. *Hand made…

It's time to release the newest Funky Friends Factory Toy Pattern! PUPPY DOG Pete! He's a nice simple pattern so you can make a whole litter of puppies!!!

As I was sitting here, searching for the best stuffed dog patterns, I've had the song "Dogs are the best people" by The Fauves stuck in my head (and I have no idea when the last time I heard that song was!). My son loves a dog plushie. I have no idea how many are piled up on his bed. There's Woofie,

We have a free pattern available and I thought it might be helpful to also offer a free 'tutorial' of the step by step process of making this bear. We decided to do her up in a panda style using our black and pink faux fur (Coconut Ice and Ace of Spades). We hadn't mixed these two fabrics together before, nor had we made this pattern in faux fur before, so it was a little bit of an experiment! First step is to lay out all the pattern pieces into the backing of the fur fabric. You want to…

New Fabrics Work Too! Old clothing makes a sweet and cuddly memory dog, whether from a loved one or outgrown children’s clothes. Or match the dog to a gift quilt by using leftovers from making the quilt. You can also start with new fabrics in a combination you love. Both kids and adults love this …

What is this? Stuffed animals made from articles of clothing can be done to create a memory or keepsake animal from outgrown baby clothing, to remember a departed loved one, to find a new use for a loved but outdated clothing item, to repurpose/ extend the life of a cherished security blanket, or to just simply use a discarded garment because the fabric is interesting. Age appropriateness: Due to the upcycled nature of the clothing and the possible use of buttons, snaps, or other materials…