Okay, these fortune cookies are not ntechnically “softies” but we can get around it by suggesting that you could actually add a tuft of stuffing into each cookie to puff them up a bit and thereby create crocheted fortune cookie softies 
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Too cute not to make, don’t you think?
Find the instructions at the bottom of this post: Crocheted Fortune Cookies by Alicia Kachmar
Make a Comment ( 1 so far )Rice Babies provides a great tip on how to use animal silhouettes to make forest-themed stuffies/softies from felt. She used these as giveaways for her child’s birthday party:
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Find it here: Forest Friend Stuffies by Rice Babies
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Make a Comment ( None so far )Jodie has published this cute pair of softies that you make in just one hour!
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All you’ll need is some felted wool and a few scraps of felt.
Find the pattern here: One Hour Softie by Ric Rac
Make a Comment ( None so far )There seems to be a myriad of patterns available for bears, rabbits, dogs, cats, but frogs? Mmm, not so much.
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The Purl Bee brings you a sweet little fabric frog softie that is easy and quick to sew up, and pose-able (if you fill it with dried beans rather than wool or polyfill stuffing.
Find the free project here: The Purl Frog by Purl Bee
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