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Sew Simple Puppets

Patterns and instructions for 20 easy hand puppets.

Sew Simple Puppets: Soft and Sweet

Puppets included

Baby, bear, bird, bunny, cat, chicken, cow, dog,

duck, elephant, gingerbread, lion, monkey, mouse,

owl, parrot, penguin, pig, sheep, tiger.

scrap of dark pink fabric for nostrils; scrap of

black fabric for tail tip

• dog: scraps of contrasting fabric for paws

• gingerbread: one package (2 1/2 yards) of 1/2”-

wide rick rack

• lion: embroidery floss and needle, or fabric

paint, for mouth; one small skein of yarn; piece

of cardboard or stiff paper

• monkey: large scrap of contrasting fabric for

face and inner ears

• sheep: scrap of pink felt for inner ears

• tiger: use a tiger print for the body, or use

orange fabric and scraps of black felt to make

stripes (stripe patterns are included)

Required materials

For each puppet, you need:

• 1/2 yard non-ravelling fabric for the outside

• 1/2 yard non-ravelling fabric for the lining

• 1/2 yard craft batting (optional)

• scraps of felt (or non-ravelling fabric) for eyes,

noses, and cheeks

• matching thread

For these puppets, you also need:

• baby: 1/4 yard flesh-colored fabric (for face and

hands); 1/8 yard contrasting fabric for bonnet,

collar, and cuffs; 6” strand of yarn for hair; 1 1/4

yards eyelet (optional)

• all birds: 1/8 yard contrasting fabric for beak

and feet; chicken: scrap of red fabric for comb;

owl: scrap of white fabric for face; parrot: scrap

of white fabric for face; 1/8 yard (or one square

of felt) of contrasting fabric for “feathers”;

penguin: 1/4 yard white fabric; 1/8 yard fabric

for hat; scraps of contrasting fabric for hat trim

• bunny, bear, pig, or mouse: pink embroidery

floss and needle, or pink fabric paint; scrap of

pink felt

• cow: use a cow print for the body (or sew scraps

of black felt to white fabric); scrap of yellow felt

for horns; scrap of light pink fabric for nose;

Recommended fabrics

Polar fleece, sweatshirt fleece, velour, flannel, fake

fur, fuzzy felt, plush “skin,” knits, felt.

Lining and batting

The lining can be the same as the outside fabric, but

it doesn’t have to be. If you pick a thin fabric for the

outside, use a thick lining to help support the puppet.

If the fabric is very thick (like fake fur), use a thin

lining to keep the puppet from becoming too bulky.

Since the lining will show around the edges, pick a

color that complements the outside color, but that’s

not so bright it shows through. If both fabrics are

thin, you may also want to add a layer of craft bat-

ting. (A 36” by 45” package is enough for three or

four puppets.) Note: If the fabric is 60” or wider, it

should give you enough for two puppets.

All patterns and instructions

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Sew Simple Puppets

Welcome

These soft, colorful puppets make perfect story time

or play time companions, as well as great nursery

decorations or baby gifts. Best of all, these puppets

are easy to sew! With basic sewing skills and some

readily available materials, you can make a lovable,

long-lasting puppet (or two, or three, or twenty…)

without spending all day at the sewing machine.

To make these puppets, you’ll work with the fabric

right side out. This makes the sewing easier and less

bulky. It also means that as soon as you cut and lay

out the pieces, you can see exactly what your puppet

will look like. Since the stitches do show, you may

want to use a simple decorative or zig-zag stitch.

in place and cut around it. Remove the pattern and

unfold the fabric. This will be the body back.

Cut a second body piece the same way. Cut this

piece in half along the fold line. These pieces will be

the body front.

Body: pieces

Note: Use the bird body pattern for bird puppets, and

the basic body patterns for all other puppets. (Only

the basic body is pictured in these instructions.) See

the enclosed list of patterns needed for each puppet.

Fold the fabric right sides together. Place the body

pattern on the fabric, lining up the straight edge of

the pattern with the fold of the fabric. Pin the pattern

Cut a body back and body front from the lining and

batting (optional) the same way.

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Note: For the dog, gingerbread, parrot, penguin, or

baby, follow the specific instructions below. For all

other puppets, skip to the “Body: assembly” section.

Baby

Hands: Fold the flesh-colored

fabric in half right sides together.

Pin the hand pattern to the fabric

and cut around the pattern. Cut

two more hands the same way.

Place the hands over the top

corners of the fabric body fronts

and back, and pin them in place.

Cut four strips, each 1/2” wide by

4” long, from contrasting fabric, or four pieces,

each 4” long, of eyelet. Place the contrasting

fabric or eyelet over the straight edge of each

hand. Stitch across the contrasting fabric or

eyelet, securing the straight edge of the hand in

place. (The rest of the hand will get sewn in

when you assemble the puppet.)

Dog paws: Cut two paws and

eight toes from contrasting fabric.

Position one paw and four toes on

the upper corner of each body

front, at least 1/2” away from the

edge. Stitch around the edge of

each paw and toe.

Gingerbread frosting and

buttons: Pin rick rack along the

outer (curved) edges of the body

fronts. Stitch the rick rack to the

fabric using matching thread. Cut

three white “buttons” using the

small eye pattern. Position them

along the straight edge of one of

the body fronts, about 1/4” from

the edge. Stitch around the edge of each

“button.”

Collar: You can make the collar

from fabric or from eyelet.

Fabric: Fold the contrasting

fabric in half and cut around the

collar pattern. Place the two

collar pieces on the body fronts,

lining up the top edge of the

collar with the top edge of the

body. Stitch across the curved

edge of each collar piece only. Eyelet: Cut two

pieces of eyelet, each 2 and 1/2” long. Pin the

eyelet on the body fronts so that each piece

forms a gentle curve, and stitch the eyelet in

place.

Parrot wing feathers: Cut two

large center wing feathers and

four smaller side wing feathers.

Position the feathers on the

wing area of each body front.

Stitch around the edge of each

wing feather.

Penguin tummy: Cut two

penguin tummies from white

fabric. Lay the tummy pieces on

the body fronts, lining up the

straight edge of each tummy

with the straight edge of each

body front. Stitch around the

curved edge of each tummy

only. (The straight edge will get

sewn in when you assemble the puppet.)

Appliqué: You can buy a ready-

made appliqué and attach it

according to the package

instructions, or you can use the

bunny or duck appliqué patterns

provided. Cut the appliqué from a

scrap of fabric, add eyes using

small French knots or dots of

fabric paint (optional), place it on

one of the body fronts, and whip stitch around

the edges of the appliqué.

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Body: assembly

Place the body front fabric and lining wrong sides

together. If you are using batting, slide it in between

the fabric and lining. Pin the layers together, then

stitch along the straight edge of each body front.

long. Loop the strip into a small u-shape,

position it on the face, then stitch it in place.

Position the face on the right side of one of the

head pieces and stitch around the edge of the

face.

Place the body back and lining wrong sides together.

If you are using batting, slide it in between the fabric

and lining. Pin the layers together and set them

aside.

Owl face: Cut one owl face from

white fabric. Cut two eyes and

one beak from contrasting fabric.

Place the eyes on top of the face,

then stitch them in place. Position

the white face on the right side of

one of the head pieces and stitch around the

edges of the face. Position the top of the beak

just below the center of the face and stitch it in

place.

Head and face

Cut two head pieces from fabric. (Note: For the

baby, use flesh-colored fabric for the head pieces.)

Cut two head pieces from the lining, and two from

and batting (optional).

Parrot face: Cut one parrot face

from white fabric. Cut two small

eyes from dark fabric, one parrot

beak from yellow or orange

fabric, and one parrot cere from

contrasting fabric. Position the

eyes, beak, and cere on the white face (with the

cere just above the beak). Stitch around the edge

of each piece. Place the face on the right side of

one of the head pieces, lining up the bottom

edges. Stitch around the edge of the face.

Note: For the gingerbread, monkey, penguin, owl, or

parrot, follow the specific instructions below. For all

other puppets, skip to the “Eyes and cheeks” section.

Gingerbread frosting: Pin rick

rack along the curved edge of the

head (leave the lower edge of the

head plain). Stitch the rick rack

to the fabric using matching

thread. Add “Eyes and cheeks”

following the general directions.

Penguin face: Cut one penguin

face from white fabric. Cut two

eyes from dark fabric, and cut two

beaks from yellow fabric.

Position the eyes and one of the

beaks on the white face and sew

them in place. Place the second beak on top of

the first, and stitch it to the face along the top

edge only. Place the face on the right side of one

of the head pieces, lining up the bottom edges.

Stitch around the edge of the face.

Monkey face: Cut one monkey

face from contrasting fabric. Cut

two eyes from dark fabric and

two cheeks from pink fabric.

Position the eyes and cheeks on

the right side of the face, then

stitch around each piece using matching thread.

Cut a strip of pink fabric about 1/8” wide by 2”

Eyes and cheeks

Cut two eyes (using the large or small eye pattern)

from dark fabric. Cut two cheeks (for the baby,

gingerbread, pig, or elephant) from pink fabric.

Position the eyes and cheeks on the right side of one

of the fabric heads, then stitch around each piece

using matching thread.

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