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50 cute stuffed animal patterns to sew

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50 cute stuffed animal patterns to sew

Have you ever sewed a softie?  They’re so much fun to make!  As you put the pieces together you can see their little bodies and personalities take shape.  Stephanie from Swoodson Says has collected a list of 50 (or more) free sewing patterns for sewing stuffed animals.  Her list includes simple projects and more complex projects for all kinds of animals, from cats to bunnies to dinosaurs and more.

Click below for her round-up:

50+ free printable stuffed animal patterns, by Swoodson Says

[photo from Swoodson Says]

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