Futuregirl has recently released the pattern for Sasha the Seahorse for free on her website:
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Made of felt, easy to hand-sew and very sweet! Also comes with Baby Seahorse pattern. (How cute would these look as little Christmas ornaments?!)
To obtain access to the free pattern you will need to provide your email details here.
Make a Comment ( 2 so far )More from Ku - a 2D elephant softie that can be enlarged and made into an elephant pillow (and in the original size, I think it would make a really cute brooch!), and a 4-panel Alpaca. Both are very easy to put together and can be entirely hand-sewn {image credit for both: Shishi Girl}:
And here’s what Ku writes about the 4-panel construction: “Two side panels with the proper outline, a belly + inside limbs panel to divide the bottom half into four legs, and a top of the head + inside ears panel to give the head some width and make two ears. Almost any four-legged creature can be made into a simple softie using this approach.” Great tip!
Links:
> Elefante softie by Shishi Girl
> Alpaca softie by Shishi Girl
Here is an oh-so-cute little lambkin to make:
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The Lambkin would look very sweet made up in felt or in colourful printed fabric. Find the free pattern and easy to follow instructions over at Pattern Bee over here: Little Lambkin by Pattern Bee
Make a Comment ( None so far )Floresita, a true renaissance crafter, has kindly posted up the free pattern for a cute little softie owl, which you can sew completely by hand (no sewing machine required!)
Not only has she posted up the pattern, but she has also posted a fantastic little video tutorial:
This is another great softie for beginner softie-makers. These owls would make really cute brooches or bag tags, don’t you think?
Make a Comment ( 1 so far )Lucky Kate Crafts makes sweet, colourful softies and currently has a number of softie-making kits available for purchase. She has posted up a great free tutorial on how to make a handsewn Toadstool softie:
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The buttons are a fantastic touch. For pattern and tutorial go here: Toadstool Softie by Lucky Kate Crafts
Make a Comment ( None so far )You can make these adorable little bears thanks to the free pattern by Crafty Carnival:
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If you find mohair a little bit beyond your crafting budget, Crafty Carnival also recommends using good quality felt, fleece, and calico.
This is a great project for beginner softie-makers and would make really cute gifts or giveaways at special occasions.
Find the more information here: Folk Art Mohair Teddy Bears by Crafty Carnival
Make a Comment ( None so far )Myra aka “My Little Mochi” is an extremely talented softie-maker. All of her creations are wonderfully colourful and cute and oh so irresistible!
She is offering a free pattern for her Chibi Kitties and Rabbits. These will make fantastic gifts and there is lots of room to embellish these little cuties to your hearts’ content.
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Follow the link to find out more and download the free pattern: Chibi Kitty and Rabbit by My Little Mochi
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