Christmas Craft Planning Calendar for Small Sellers
Christmas orders come in a short window, but making them takes ordinary time: test cuts, material ordering, photos, listings, assembly, packing, and…
Felt is forgiving, which makes it a good first sewing material. Our printable patterns cover ornaments, small animals, garlands, and quiet-book pieces. Each…
Felt is forgiving, which makes it a good first sewing material. Our printable patterns cover ornaments, small animals, garlands, and quiet-book pieces. Each includes templates that fit on one sheet.
Print the PDF, cut out the paper templates, trace them onto wool-blend or acrylic felt, and sew by hand with embroidery floss. You need scissors, pins, a needle, and stuffing for three-dimensional pieces. Each pattern includes written instructions with photos.
How to Choose
Start with beginner-friendly patterns. A running stitch and blanket stitch cover most of the sewing.
Choose wool-blend felt for clean edges. Acrylic felt works well for practice.
Count the pieces; fewer pieces means a quicker finish.
Check whether the pattern needs stuffing or a back panel.
If you plan to sell finished items, check the Commercial license terms.

New designs are added to the shop as they are finished. Browse the full shop in the meantime.
Start with 1 mm wool-blend felt for ornaments and small toys.
Yes. Adjust the print scale, then check and adjust the seam allowances before cutting.
No. You can sew every pattern by hand.
Some designs also include SVG cut files. Check the product page and confirm that your Cricut model supports felt cutting.
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