66 Adorable Stuffed Animal Sewing Patterns

Sock monkeys are a classic design that's just simple yet so charming. Simple patterned or solid-color socks are great for this project, and with some black buttons, felt, and embroidery thread, you'll have a monkey of your own in no time! A crochet brother of this monkey is also available for you to make.

This sock penguin stuffed animal pattern is simple to make and can stand firmly on its own on a flat surface. Get creative and embellish your little penguins with hats, scarves, flowers, and bowties—anything your heart desires. You can even customize them to represent different family members and friends.

These sock owls are a hoot! Make a family of these feathered friends with some of those mismatched socks, felt and some buttons. Their big round eyes and cuddly nature will surely make your child feel safe at night.

A sock pig is another adorable creation that can be made with just socks, felt and buttons! It's made with a free stuffed animal pattern that's so simple you can even let your children give it a try. If sewing isn't your strong suit, you can even glue all the pieces together.

If you're looking for a slightly more complicated project, try this Pug puppy design! It has so many cute details that make it hard to resist. It even comes with its own little bone and bandana!

Check out this sock raccoon made with microfiber chenille socks that make it ever so soft and cuddly. Striped socks are great for this project to mimic the same stripes that raccoons have in real life. Make sure to add that bushy tail!

This underwater friend is another wonderful creation from socks, felt, and embroidery thread. For his gills and sharp teeth, remember to stuff him fully with filling so he keeps his round, shark-like shape. You'll find yourself making a couple of sharks. I mean, who can resist that big goofy grin?

The narwhal shares a similar shape to the shark sock plushie mentioned above, making it easy to tackle once you've mastered one. Featuring a colorful, magical horn, this whimsical narwhal is ready to bring your wishes to life.

Sock pandas make an adorable duo and are surprisingly simple to create as a pair. By using one sock of each color for the pandas, you’ll have all the materials needed to sew both of these charming bears.

Feeling down? Turn your day around by making this irresistibly huggable sock bunny! Be sure to stuff it nice and firm to keep it in perfect shape—no lopsided bunnies here! Add a playful touch with a bow or any accessory you like, and voilà! You’ve created your very own adorable bunny bestie, ready to bring endless cheer.

In need of a fierce protector that can chase away all those bad dreams? Try making this colorful sock dragon that is sure to chase the nightmares away! Its details make it slightly more complex, but with some patience this pattern should be a breeze.

Take a look at these sock beavers that can be another simple yet eye catching addition to your collection of sock plush toys. They do get cold quite easily though, so they've requested we include hoodies that you can make for all your beaver buddies as well. Make sure they don't get sick!

These sock kangaroos are making us jump with joy! It comes together so easily with just a pair of socks, embroidery thread, and some beads. With just a bit of felt, you can make the little bundle of joy hanging out in the kangaroo's pocket, too!

Are you looking for a sock plushie that isn't an animal? Try making this sock Baymax! He's a perfect cuddly shape and can comfort anyone who needs a bit of comfort. This project is simple enough and can be great sewing practice for younger ones.

This cuddly elephant features long droopy ears and a lengthy trunk. It comes in two versions: one with long legs and the other with short legs, each made from different types of socks. If you have the materials handy, give it a try! Elephants may never forget, but we humans often do!

Meet our friendly sock lion, crafted effortlessly from just a pair of socks and topped off with a magnificent yarn mane. If you prefer a smaller but equally charming version of this lovable lion, we have the single sock lion pattern for you! Explore this pattern and find the perfect fit for your project—it’s sure to bring a smile.

A lovely droopy-eared sock bunny is a great companion for your little ones. Its innocent look is completed with a bow and two button eyes. As a plus, this bunny can be made with only one sock, so put those lost socks to good use and make this little guy for yourself!

As the winter season comes closer, sew yourself some sock reindeer as the perfect addition to the holiday season. Even the reindeer seem to be in a festive mood, with fun and colorful hoodies of their own!

Say hello to Baby the sock bunny! She's made with patterned socks, which really makes her colorful self pop. If you want her to sit on her own, be sure to stuffed her carefully with rice or beads in a sachet so she can stay upright.

Sheep are great stuffed toys because, even in real life, they're so soft and fluffy that you just want to give them a hug and fall asleep. These sock sheep may not have a lot of wool you can shear, but they do come with a colorful jumper that keeps them warm, as well as a bell, so they don't get lost.

If you loved watching Ninja Turtles growing up, or have a Ninja Turtle obsessed child in your home right now, this is the perfect thing to make! The different expressions and weapons for each of the turtles make them all unique and all the more accurate to their show counterparts, and can easily satisfy any fan.

With its colorful feathers and adorable pilgrim's hat, this sock turkey is all dressed up and ready for autumn! Make sure you stuff it well so it can stay its plump and cuddly shape, perfect as decoration or a gift for little ones.

Have someone in your life that you think needs to take it slow? Make this sock sloth for them as a reminder to relax! With its clasped arms that can hold on to anything, it's a great reminder to just hang out for a while and chill when life gets stressful.

This turtle was designed as a pin cushion, but size up the pattern and you can turn this into a turtle plushie of your own. Its shell uses a basic hexagon quilting technique that creates this unique pattern. It's also a great way to use up scraps of cloth you have lying around!

Unlike real pufferfish, this guy is soft and fluffy, perfect to cuddle with. Using just a microfiber chenille mitten and some bits of cloth, this ball of joy comes together so quickly you'd hardly believe it. Add a string and hang it up, or throw it around like a ball, the possibilities are endless!

Take a look at this happy family of elephants! This pattern includes elephants of two different sizes, so you can make whichever suits you best. Make one for yourself, or one each for your whole family!

This is a more unique style of stuffed animal, and is a great choice if you don't have any stuffing on hand. It's made of Yo-yos, which are hand sewn circles that is a great way to use up all those scraps.

Besides being cuddly companions, some people view smaller stuffed toys as lucky charms as well! This lucky chicken is a cheerful little guy that will surely brighten your day whenever you see it.

Designed to be as cuddly as possible, this bear isn't only adorable but serves a greater purpose as well. The pattern was designed to be as simple as possible so you can make this cuddly friend for people in need. Gather your sewing friends and give it a try!

If you really are a complete beginner, give this starter pack a try! It includes designs for 8 animals and teaches you simple techniques that are essential for plushie making. If you want to make plushies and don't know where to start, this starter pack is a great place to experiment.

Are you a fan of Totoro? This free sewing pattern lets you make chibi totoro of your very own. He stands at about 7.5 inches tall, so he is quite big, but you can size this up or down however you like. Complete the plushie with a leaf umbrella that will keep him dry when it rains.

We love this hungry fish that's made of fleece and felt fabric, and comes with many pieces of fish food to feed it with. The food pieces can bed any shape you want, so it's a great way to use up fabric scraps. This is also a relatively simple and straightforward pattern, so it's perfect for beginners or even children as a project.

Here is another simple lucky fish pattern that encourages you to use up your scraps to give the fish a unique design. Want a bigger stuffed fish? Try scaling up the pattern, you can even use bigger pieces of scraps and buttons lying around. The best part about this is that you will end up with an entirely unique fish every time!

Check out these lovely dancing hares that will tip-tap their way into anyone's heart. With a simple yet elegant design, this tutorial also adds detail to the dancing hares with lace, embroidery, and pieces of scrap cloth.

Are you looking for some adorable sheep for your little shepherd? This simple design is so easy you'll be able to make a whole flock easily. The details are a great touch just done with simple embroidery that really make these sheep come to life. Do note that light pieces of fabric are suggested for this, but you can really make your sheep any color you want. Get creative!

These distinguished froggy gentlemen are happy to be your companion. They have a slightly sassy and unbothered expression that is very entertaining, and their stitched joints make them easy to pose any way you want. Make one of these frog dolls for yourself! Just don't forget to make him a scarf for those rainy days.

Although these bugs may look scary at first, these are picnic bugs! Completely harmless in nature, these friendly bugs often show up at picnics just to say hi. This little guy has a mischievous look that makes him so endearing, and it's another great way for you to use up your scraps. Although an eccentric choice for a plushie, give him a try!

These very nice mice are miniature sewn critters that will brighten your day. They are so simple to make and the perfect little hand-sewing project that you can do on the go. It has a charming rustic look that makes any mistakes or irregularities add to the personality of your little mouse.

We've included quite a few miniature plushie patterns so far, so here is a free pattern for an enormous Loch Ness Monster. Your little ones can sit and ride on this monster, and its a great size to hug and cuddle on a bad day. Its comforting smile and size is bound to be able to comfort you anytime.

Squeakers the otter is an adorable guy that can be both sewn by hand or on the machine. It can be made in two sizes, and comes with an infinite amount of love in the form of a red heart it clutches close to its chest. Squeakers is made with fleece and has a round shape that makes it the perfect plushie to cuddle!

This cubby robin bird is simply adorable. It has its iconic red breasted pattern and stubby wings that make it all the more endearing. Want to make a different bird? Mix up the colors and fabric you use and you can create any bird you want!

Say hello to Mr. Croc! He has a silly face and a long cuddly body that will make you fall in love with him in an instant. As a fun homage to the crocodile in Peter Pan, this crocodile is a great project to make. His long shape makes him almost like a bolster. Perfect for hugging!

A snow bunny is a fantastic cross between a snowman and a bunny that's perfect for the coming winter season! The details like the stick arms, buttons and red scarf really bring this pattern to life. Beyond being a great gift for the holiday season, this would also be a great piece of decoration in your house.

Do you have a beloved T-shirt with your favorite character on it? Can't bear to let it go even though you can't fit in the shirt anymore? Try upcycling it into a plush toy! This tutorial teaches you an easy way to do so using a simple applique technique that works for any T-shirt you have.

This corgi is another plushie that's just brimming with love with a big heart being clutched to its chest. It has big ears and a heart-shaped back that is characteristic of corgis. With that big heart in its arms, this is a perfect gift to make and give out for Valentine's Day.

Although this isn't strictly an animal, we couldn't resist including this plush red apple pattern. It's a simple pattern that's easy to put together for children and as a gift. Do note that the eyes are plastic safety eyes, and the author recommends switching out for some embroidery instead if you're making this for small children due to a possible choking hazard.

Take a look at this bunny doll that is a fun adaptation of a ragdoll with a bunny head! Due to its ragdoll nature, you can even dress your bunny up in ragdoll clothes that you can sew yourself, so you can customize it even further. Made with corduroy and patterned fabric for the ears, this is a perfect cuddly companion for anyone.

Ferdinand the frog is a frog prince that jumped straight out of a fairytale. With his wide smile and felt crown, he looks ever so charming and adorable. He even has velcro hands that make it easier to hug any felt heart or small gifts you give him, or better yet hug you!

If you're looking for a simple chick plushie that you can make, here it is! This plushie is called a circle bird due to it being mostly made of two circles. Be sure to stuff the head with lighter fiberfill and the body with heavier poly pellets so that your bird can stay up straight and not be too top-heavy.

Who says stuffed animals are just for children? This embroidered alpaca has a beautiful pattern on its back that makes it colorful and aesthetically pleasing. Beyond its looks, this is still a cuddly soft toy, so this is the perfect addition to any couch or bed.

Mrs. Fox is a great companion that comes with a sweet outfit consisting of a dress and a jacket. Made with upcycled fabric, this pattern encourages you to use an old jumper, scraps of fabric and buttons to help Mrs. Fox come to life. Make one for yourself!

Mr. Foofs the polar bear is a great plushie to make this winter season. You can make him in two sizes, and this tutorial even comes with instructions to sew or crochet a scarf for him. If you're giving this to a special someone, you could also make a heart that he can happily hold for you.

This is a great sewing project for kids because its just so simple, and has a fun and colorful result. Just remember to stuff the bottom third of Harriet so that your insect friend can sit up right without toppling over. It is also completely made of felt, which is an easy to get fabric that is also easy to sew with. Perfect for kids!

Take a look at this flat dinosaur plushie that's so simple yet charming. It's a great shape for little hands to hold and cuddle with, and even easier to sew. The spikes can be slightly difficult to sew neatly, but the rest of this stuffed animal pattern is fairly simple, so give it a try!

Looking for an adorable companion your little ones can snuggle with at night? Try making this snuggle puppy! It's a simple project that you can finish quickly, and who can resist those floppy ears and stylish bandana?

Do you have a dino nugget obsessed person in your life? Make a set of these dino nugget plushies for them! They're irresistibly fun and sherpa or fleece fabric mimic the texture of dino nuggets so well that they look identical to the real thing.

Peaches the Mouse is a furry friend you can make it yourself, even if you're a beginner. This pattern is meant to be hand-sewn, but you can also use a sewing machine if you're experienced with using one. Once you've mastered this, you'll be tempted to make a whole family for Peaches!

Zero is a friendly ghost dog from the movie "A Nightmare Before Christmas". He's adorable and loyal, dutifully guiding his owner, Jack Skellington, through the fog on Christmas Eve, his bright orange nose leading the way. Want a ghost dog friend of your own? Then give this sewing pattern a try!

This adorable baby chick and egg combo is a great gift for kids at easter! It's made of felt and comes together so easily with just some blanket stitches and craft glue. Use whatever felt scraps you can find around your house and a splash of creativity to customize your egg to look however you want!

This Christmas Gnome is ready to spread some holiday cheer! Also known as a Swedish Gnome, this little guy is made with faux fur and flannel fabric. Make sure to give him a long and bushy beard.

This felt Llama plush is just begging to be your next addition to your plushie zoo. It's colorful, sweet and simple to make with just a few materials that you can find lying around your house, what more can you ask for? The pompoms are a great touch, adding more color and detail to jazz up this fun llama.

This sleeping fox is made with one white and one orange fluffy sock. The details added on using a fabric marker and felt, as well as bits of embroidery for the facial features. Make this sleeping companion for yourself and you'll sure to have a wonderful night of sleep.

Have you seen the movie "The Boy and the Heron"? It's a wonderful Ghibli movie that's emotional and bittersweet. If you've watched it, you've likely noticed these little creatures called the Warawara. They're simply adorable, and if you follow this tutorial, you'll be able to make some of your very own!

Want to add a touch of whimsy to your home decor or just love gnomes? Try making a bunch of these sock gnomes! They do require some extra materials besides socks for the body, like faux fur or yarn for its beard and a wooden ball for its nose. However, the result is worth it!

This snail plushie is so big that it’s called a snail pillow instead! It’s just as good for cuddling. Feel free to get creative and design the shell however you like, using any fabric you have on hand. You can also add personality to your snail with embellishments like lace and buttons.

If you have some scrap cloth lying around, try making a family of this happy cats! This pattern is so simple, and you can add to its personality with appliques, buttons and some variation on embroidery. It's a great beginner project and it makes a great plushie to cuddle with.