Scrappy Owl Plushy

These cute owls are easy to make and a great sewing project for beginners.

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Supplies Needed:

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Print out the free templates at 100% scale. Use the cutting lines (seam allowance included) to cut out the shapes.

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Step 2 Cut out your Fabric Pieces

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Step 3 - Preparing your Heat n’ Bond

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Step 4 - Fusing your Shapes in Place

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Swipe Up To Learn More!

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Free Scrap Fabric Owl Soft Toy Pattern - Video Tutorial

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Scrappy Owl Plushy

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These cute owls are easy to make and a great sewing project for beginners.

Supplies Needed:

– Cotton Fabric – Heat n’ Bond Lite – Soft Toy Eyes – Nose Kit – Soft Toy Stuffing – Awl Tool – Friction Pen – Thin Paint Brush – Fabric Scissors – Sewing Machine

Print out the free templates at 100% scale. Use the cutting lines (seam allowance included) to cut out the shapes.

Step 1. Prepare your Templates

Step 2 Cut out your Fabric Pieces

Step 3 - Preparing your Heat n’ Bond

Step 4 - Fusing your Shapes in Place

Swipe Up To Learn More!

Free Scrap Fabric Owl Soft Toy Pattern - Video Tutorial

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