One of my favorite things to sew are toys. I just love creating a little treasure to take with me on a trip and give to my grandchildren. Below is a list of some of my favorite toys that I've made, along with links to all the details of how you can make it too. And BONUS: most of these little creations include a free pattern. So, if you're in the mood to get your creative juices flowing, dig right in! This list is for you.
1. Miniature Stuffed Owl, free pattern and tutorial found here.
2. Long Legged Santa, a free pattern found here.
3. Long Legged Rabbit, here.
4. Seahorse toy, free pattern and tutorial found here.
5. Teepee, big enough for an adult to stand up inside. Link to the post here.
6. Stick Pony from a sock tutorial, found here.
7. Snowmen from scraps of fabric. Check out this post.
8. Nativity Finger Puppets, here.
9. Franklin the frog, here.
10. A little miniature doll and some doll clothes too, found here.
11. A fabric fairy house made from an old sweater (or felt). Go to this link.
12. A fairy cottage made from an old sweater (or felt), here.
13. This little toy elephant is found here
14. A toy fish, perfect for a young child. Learn how to use a toy rattle to put inside a toy for pennies, here.
15. Stuffed monsters, free pattern and full instructions here.
17. Stuffed Monkey, link to the free pattern and ideas on how to make a girl or boy monkey. Go to this post.
18. 30 Minute Stuffed Animal, complete directions on upcycling a tee-shirt found here.
19. Make a mini beaver, link to the pattern found here.
20. Doll sized 1950's poodle skirt found here.
21. Doll sized travel suitcase tutorial.
22. Make a few bendable fairies. For inspiration, go to this post.
The best thing about this list is that most of these posts offer a simple tutorial that you can use to create your own ideas. Go ahead and make a new toy for someone you love or better yet for a charity that you love. It might be fun to incorporate some of these creations into a New Year's resolution!
Merry Christmas to everyone! xoxo Grandma
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