Felt mouse patterns free templates

Delight in the holiday spirit with our printable felt Christmas flower templates. Perfect for those into DIY, these templates help to create stunning felt flowers for your crafts.

In Chinese calendar, 2008 is mouse year. We send the New Year's cards which were decorated with the picture of mice. Why not make felt mouse? Cutting. The tail and ears don't need seam allowance. Sew the tail. You may use a cord as the tail. Sew the back. Sew up the body and bottom. Put thick paper into the body. Stuff and close. Sew eyes with beads. Stitch whiskers. Glue or stitch the ears to the head. Pattern.

Socky Bunny This is a very simple but also very nice "Socky Bunny". I like it because it is very easy to make and very cheap too. you do not need to buy not even the fabrics. More info at...

Pattern for Felt Mice; as seen on the photo tutorial "How To Make Felt Mice"; www.insidenanabreadshead.com

Sew a cute and adorable mice with Mouse Pincushion Free Sewing Pattern. This project is super simple and very easy to make, great to make them with kids.

Every year I make my granddaughters a new Christmas tree ornament. This year I decided to make them a cute Christmas mouse out of felt.

Mice - by Rose Fyleman I think mice are rather nice. Their tails are long, their faces small, They haven't any chins at all. Their ears are pink, their teeth are white, They run about the house at night. They nibble things they shouldn't touch And no one seems to like them much. But I think mice are nice. You might remember that I made this little mouse house and its two tiny occupants for my sister's birthday last month..well thinking ahead i took pictures as i sewed and now I can give you…

Print this mouse template (small size) that you can trace or cut out. You can use this download to decorate for whatever project you like! In this download there is one PDF page with

Follow this free and easy tutorial with step by step instructions to create your very own sweet and simple mouse craft which also makes good use of your fabric scraps too