Free pattern felt animals

Amigurumi Poncino Bunny Crochet Free Pattern

One of the most popular fabrics around is felt. That's because it's soft, is available in lots of colors, is easy to cut, sew, and work with, and it's inexpensive. What could be more ideal than that? There are also a lot of sewing projects that use felt. For this collection, we decided to combine two of our favorite things: felt and animals. Nothing is better than a cute sewn animal toy, ornament, or piece of decor and AllFreeSewing has some of the best available. You'll see for yourself on…

When the fog rolls in off the water and the crows roost in the treetops, their cawing voices eerily echo. Though they are not visitors at my feeders, the crows are a constant presence around the fa…

Owls have been in my thoughts lately. Although I created a pattern for one a few years ago, recent Barred Owl sightings and the sad loss of one piqued my interest to design another. I only wish I h…

Here is a free felt animal pattern for you to download. These felt animals are so fun to make with kids and are so cute too.

In 2007 I made my first stuffed animal, a red horse, out of red polyester craft felt from my own pattern. I have been making animals ever since, and I've created cats, dragons, rabbits, and seahorses as well.

When I get distracted, random projects seem to just start flowing out of my craft space, and this time I created a tiny dragon friend. See, I went to the craft store without a list–always a d…

DIY Felt Rooster Free Sewing Patterns

Small stuffed squirrel of felt. About 7 centimeters in height. Pattern of the squirrel. Pieces. No seam allowance. Sew the darts of the cheeks and the belly with back stitch. Darts are sewn from inside. Sew the crown to the head from outside. Sew the belly to the body. Put wires in the legs. Stuff fiberfill in it. Stitch the nose. It is the same as the rabbit's. Attach the eyes. Sew the ears. Fold the ear and sew it to the head. Sew the tail. Put fiberfill in it. Sew it to the hips. If you…