Felt Patterns PDF

Felt is forgiving, which makes it a good first sewing material. Our printable patterns cover ornaments, small animals, garlands, and quiet-book pieces. Each…

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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.

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Frequently asked questions

What felt should I buy?

Start with 1 mm wool-blend felt for ornaments and small toys.

Can I resize a pattern?

Yes. Adjust the print scale, then check and adjust the seam allowances before cutting.

Do I need a machine?

No. You can sew every pattern by hand.

Can I cut felt on a Cricut?

Some designs also include SVG cut files. Check the product page and confirm that your Cricut model supports felt cutting.

Guides for makers

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