48 beginner-friendly felt toy patterns across six books, all ready to cut straight from the page. No photocopier, no printer, no experience needed.
Each book has 8 complete patterns, from dolls and dogs to bedtime scenes and Christmas ornaments.
The templates are printed ready to cut. Pin them to your felt and cut around the edges.
Follow the photo and step-by-step instructions. Hand-stitch for a classic finish or use glue for a quicker one.
Each volume stands on its own, so start with whichever characters you love most.
Where it all begins. Volume 1 mixes four sweet dolls with a classic teddy, a tropical fish, a black bird with rainbow wings and a layered fuchsia you can wear as a brooch. If you have never sewn before, start with the white teddy bear and work your way up to the dolls.
A book for every season. Two badgers locked in a warm hug, a sleepy boy in a dinosaur onesie and a guardian angel for Christmas sit alongside a kitty in a raincoat, a beach-ready teddy and a smiling pumpkin cupcake for autumn.
Bedtime scenes with tiny duvets and pillows, two dogs, a dressed-up pony and the capybara boss in a shirt and tie. Volume 3 is the one to pick for goodnight gifts, dog lovers and anyone who needs an office gift with a sense of humour.
Layered outfits with pockets, scarves and buttons. Volume 4 has a fox girl with a fluffy tail, a piggy in overalls, a dog in a jacket, a wrinkly bulldog, two stylish girls, a bearded warrior and a portrait inspired by Frida Kahlo.
Every pattern here tells a small story: Matilda in her yellow raincoat, a nurse with her stethoscope, a girl asleep with her puppy in an opening bed scene and a decorative Our Lady of Guadalupe. Plus a slice of pizza for play kitchens.
Our most affordable volume. A proud rooster, a scruffy Yorkshire terrier, an ant in a winter hat, a surprised bunny and a kawaii schoolgirl, plus a teddy in bed with a secret pocket, a classic Santa Claus and a gentle figure of the Pope.
Every toy you finish is one of a kind, perfect for a birthday, a baby shower, or tucked under the Christmas tree. And the books themselves make a thoughtful present for a grandmother, an aunt, or any friend who loves a needle and thread.
Gift tip: pair a volume with a few felt sheets and embroidery thread for a ready-to-unwrap sewing kit.
No. Every pattern is designed for hand sewing with a needle and embroidery thread. You can also use fabric glue instead of stitching, or combine the two.
Yes. Each pattern comes with a photo of the finished toy and step-by-step instructions written for complete beginners. Start with the white teddy bear in Volume 1, the simple doll with a bob in Volume 5 or the angel ornament in Volume 2.
Yes, that’s exactly what they’re for. The templates are printed ready to cut, so you don’t need a photocopier or printer.
Volumes 1–5 include a spare set of templates for every pattern. Volume 6 has one set, which keeps its price lower. Either way, our tip is the same: trace the templates onto paper or thin cardstock before you cut, and you’ll have sturdy patterns you can use again and again.
Felt sheets in a few colours, embroidery thread, a needle and small sharp scissors. A little toy stuffing and some beads or buttons are optional. The patterns also work with fabric, craft foam or coloured paper.
No. Each volume stands on its own with 8 complete patterns. Start with the one whose characters you like best.
Toys with beads, buttons or other small parts are not suitable for children under 3. For little ones, embroider the eyes and details instead of using beads.
Older children can, with a grown-up nearby to help with cutting and threading the needle. Sewing is a great way to build fine motor skills, patience and focus.
Six volumes, 48 characters, and endless handmade gifts. Choose one and enjoy the slow pleasure of making something by hand.
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