WOLF PLUSH

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WOLF PLUSH
This sweet handheld plush is made to look like a cuddly
wolf! It has an adorable belly-down laying pose that
skills used:
makes it fun to cuddle or sit beside you. To give it extra • Fusible web applique
wolf-life features, it has angry eyes, big ears, a scruffy • Curved sewing
head shape, and a mischievous grin. Though you could • Basting
use the same base to easily make a husky or fox as well. • Darts
• Ladder stitch
difficulty: • Sewing small pieces
• Matching notches and points
The most difficult part of this plush is likely in sewing the makes:
forehead. The curves are rather tight, so be sure to line up
your pieces with lots of pins and sew slowly. One plush: about 10" long from
nose to back feet, 5" wide from
Also, the head, tail, and back feet are sewn on by hand. So each side of legs, and 4" tall from
give yourself time for that. belly to top of head

handheld
size head, tail, & back
feet are attached
by hand

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materials & tools:

• ¼ yd. of darker fabric for main body, head • 3” x 3” scrap of pink applique fabric for
back, tail, etc. paw pads
• ¼ yd. of lighter fabric for face, inner ears, • 6" x 6” piece of light or heavy duty fusible
belly, feet, etc. web
• 3” x 3” piece of black appplique fabric • sewing thread to match main fabric and
(felt, flannel, cotton, etc.) for eyes and applique fabrics
mouth • poly-fil stuffing
• 2" x 2" scrap of accent applique fabric for • basic sewing tools (sewing machine,
irises scissors, iron, needles, pins, fabric
• 2” x 2” scrap of white applique fabric for marker, seam ripper)
eye shines and tooth

suggested fabrics:
faux fur
minky or fleece
Medium weight, plush fabrics with about 20%-30%
minky stretch along the crosswise grain work best for this
project. The varieties shown to the left are some
good options and names to look for. Try to avoid
cuddle fleece heavyweight versions of fleece that are intended for
outdoor apparel or they may cause trouble for the
detailed areas.
You can also use non-stretch fabrics (such as felt),
micro fleece but be aware that the curves will be more difficult
to sew and the result will look different. The plush
will become more elongated and the edges will look
anti-pill fleece harder.
10" of minky
stretches to 13"
= 30% stretch
fleece

minky vs. felt

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printing the pattern:

Set your computer to print
pages 20-22.
If you’re unfamiliar with
printing and assembling a
.pdf pattern, read the steps to
follow.
For the best results, use
a .pdf reader like Adobe
Reader. That's what is 1 2
shown here and will give you At the print dialog box, check Print the pages needed for
the most control over the the box that says print at the file. You might have one
settings. “Actual Size” or 100%. Any or more. Either way, be sure
other selection (such as “Fit to you have the full collection by
page”) will distort the pattern noting the page numbers in the
so it’s slightly larger or smaller corner.
and we don’t want that.

3 4 5
It’s likely your printer will have To line up the pattern pages, You can trace the patterns onto
a margin that ensures your match up the corresponding a different paper, or you can
image doesn’t print to the very diamond shapes. Each diamond also just cut them straight from
edge. Assembly will be easier if will have a letter, so it’s simply the printer paper -- be sure
you trim off this blank margin a matter of matching A1 to A2, that each piece is fully taped
edge. This will give you pages B3 to B4 and so on. The faint together along the joins so they
that overlap slightly during gray lines indicate the border of don’t fall apart when you cut
assembly. If you trim across the every page, you should be able them.
gray outline boxes, this will give to line those up as well. When
you pages that don’t overlap the diamond goes together,
but rather butt against each tape it in place.
other.
If you have many pages, it’s
easier to tape up the pages into
rows first. Then tape the rows
together into a full block.

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cutting the fabric:

1 2 3 4
Place pattern on the fabric, Pin the pattern in place, use Using the paper as a For all fur fabrics, shake the
and make sure the stretch pattern weights, or trace the template, cut out the fabric. excess fuzz away.
line matches the stretch outline of the pattern with a Cut the required amount
of the fabric. The nap line washable marker. according to the pattern.
should go in the direction of
the fur.

cutting layout:

STRE TCH
darker fabric

¼ yd.; 9” long
E E J J
F F
NAP

B B D D

25" wide

STRE TCH
lighter fabric
¼ yd.; 9” long

I I D
A A
H D
NAP

I I
C G
G
21" wide

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before you begin:

• Briefly read the project instructions so you know what to expect.
• If desired, mark the cut fabric pieces with the markings and symbols from the pattern. Or
wait until the applicable step before transferring.
• Note that a ¼" seam allowance is used throughout the project, which is included in the
pattern templates.

trace onto
paper side eye: black
iris: accent
eye shines:
white

a.
1. prepare the face applique b.
a. Grab your fusible web and trace all the applique pieces you want onto the smooth (paper) side. You
should have at least 2 eyes, 2 sets of iris pieces, 2 eye shines, and a muzzle. You may also want a
tooth and paw pads.
b. Fuse the bumpy (adhesive) side onto the wrong side of your applique fabrics. The eyes and muzzle
should be fused to black, the irises to an accent color, and the eye shines (and tooth) to white. If you
have paw pads, those will be on pink, brown, or black. Cut out the applique pieces.

hold applique while

pulling paper away

add
remaining
fuse the small
eyes first pieces

c. d. e.
c. Grab your head front (A) piece. Set your paper pattern on top of the fabric piece (right sides up).
Align the eye piece on top where the placement markings are. Then carefully slide the paper pattern
away while holding the applique piece in place.
d. Fuse the eye in place with your iron. Use a press cloth if you're using a polyester or fuzzy fabric like
minky. A scrap piece of cotton works as a press cloth, and will help prevent the fabric from melting.
e. Next, move onto the smaller pieces: the irises and eye shines. Fuse them the same way as you did
the eye, using the paper pattern and photos as a guide.

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add nose &

mouth to muzzle all face
pieces

add paw
pads to belly
add paw pads
to 2 feet

a. b. c. c.
2. applique the other body pieces
a. Take this time to also applique your other body pieces using the same method. The muzzle (C) will
need the nose and mouth applique and the optional tooth.
b. For the whole face you'll need the muzzle and both head front (A) pieces with applique.
c. Meanwhile the belly (H) and two of the feet (I) get paw pad applique.

If you used heavy duty fusible web, you can keep the pieces fused without sewing, or you can sew
them in place a number of ways. I’ve used a zigzag stitch here.
→ Refer to the next step for some other applique options.

4
2
straight stitch; applique 3
great for felt whipstitch 1

2a. other applique options

a. Other good options for applique include a straight stitch, which involves sewing around the edge of
the applique pieces with a straight stitch using matching thread -- about 1/8” in from the edge.
b. You can also applique by hand; I prefer a whipstitch. Thread a hand-sewing needle with some
matching thread and knot it. Bring the thread up from the back of the project; about 1/8” in from the
edge of the applique shape. Bring it down perpendicular from the curve, just outside of the applique
shape. This completes one stitch.
c. For the next stitch, bring the needle back up about 1/8” away from the previous stitch and 1/8” in
from the edge just as in the first stitch. Once again, bring it down just outside the applique shape.
Continue this way until you’ve sewn around the shape.

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a. Grab your head front

(A) and forehead pieces
3. attach the forehead
line up
(B). The forehead will be forehead will join notches
attached to the top of the to head front
head front piece along the
top curve. These pieces have
notch markings to help with
placement so they don't end
up backwards.
b. Take one of your forehead
pieces and stretch it to fit
along the top of the head a. b.
front. Make sure right sides
are facing and the raw edges sew along repeat for
and notches match up. notched edge both sides
c. Sew the forehead to the
head front along the notched
edge.
d. Repeat with your other head
front piece for two total.
Open up the pieces when
complete.

c. d.

line up points repeat for

muzzle will both sides
join to head 1 and 2
front

1
1 1
1

2
2 2

4. sew the muzzle

a. Next, grab your muzzle piece (C). This piece will be attached in between your head front pieces
(A). It has numbered points for help with alignment -- points 1 and 2.
b. Align one of the head front pieces over the muzzle so right sides are facing and raw edges match up.
Line up points 1 and 2.
c. Sew the head front to the muzzle between points 1 and 2. Repeat on both sides of the muzzle.

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fold in half top dart: pivot

the full entirely at corner and
face curve off nose

bottom dart:
sew up to fold
5. sew the top & bottom darts
a. Open up your head front (A) and muzzle (C) pieces and this
should complete the face.
b. Next, we're going to sew the top and bottom darts on the head. The
darts:
A wedge-shaped gap found
bottom one is on the muzzle, and it's the large V-shaped wedge in in a pattern. When sewn
the bottom. Start by folding the entire head in half so the each side in fabric, it creates a tuck
of the wedge matches up. in the fabric and develops
c. To sew the bottom dart, start at the opening and work towards the a 3D shape. The diagonal
sides of the wedge are the
fold of the fabric. Try to blend your stitching into the fold so the legs; these are matched up
plush has a rounder finish. and sewn to the point of
For the top dart, line up the center edges along the forehead and the dart.
above the nose. Try to line up the forehead seam if you can as well.
Start sewing at the top corner and work downward. At the corner,
pivot, then sew along the top of the nose. Then curve downward into the fold of the fabric to finish.

a. When both darts are clip at

complete, you can clip the flip right
corner side out
corner where you pivoted for
the top dart. This will allow
the face to turn easier. You
can also trim the fabric at the
tip of the nose to reduce bulk.
b. Turn the head right side out
and it should look something
like the second photo.

6. clip & turn the face

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align inner ear trim seam

with outer ear allowance at corner

leave open
for turning

7. sew the ears

a. Grab your ear pieces (D). Take one from your outer ear fabric (the darker fabric) and one from your
inner ear fabric (the lighter fabric). Align them with right sides facing and raw edges matching up.
b. Sew them together around the longer pointed edge. Leave the shorter edges along the bottom free
for turning the piece right side out.
c. Clip the seam allowance at the corner of the ear to reduce bulk.

fold with
inner ear
fabrics facing

baste
along edge

8. fold the ears

a. Turn the ears right side out and define the points with a chopstick

basting:
or similar turning tool.
b. Fold the ears in half along the fold line so the inner ear fabrics are A form of temporary sewing
facing. meant to hold pieces in
c. Baste along the raw edge of the ear to hold the fold in place for place. A long stitch length is
future steps. Repeat for your other ear so you have a mirrored pair. often used for this reason.
The finished result is not
meant to be seen and
sometimes is even removed
later (depending on your
project).

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a. Grab your head front so far

as well as both of your ears. align
ears flip inward
Take one and align it over above and baste
the top of the head so it's just scruff
beside the scruff on the side
of the head. There are also
ear placement lines marked
on the paper pattern for extra
help.
The inner ear fabric should
be facing up and the fold
should be pointing toward
the center seam.
Repeat with the other ear on 9. baste the ears
the other side. b. Then take those ears and flip them downward so now the inner
ear fabric is facing down and the raw edges of both the ear and
head match up.
Baste the ears to the head to hold them in place for future steps.

leave
open for
turning

10. sew the head back

a. Grab your head back pieces (E). Align them with right sides facing and raw edges matching up.
b. If you haven't already, locate the opening for turning markings found on the paper pattern for the
head back. Transfer them over to the wrong side of the fabric.
Sew the head back pieces together, but leave an opening for turning where you marked. It's near to
the bottom for this plush so it matches up with the neck opening later.
c. Open up the head back pieces when complete.

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line up darts pivot at view from

with center seam scruffy parts front:

11. sew the head front to the back

a. Grab your head front and head back pieces. Align them with right sides facing and raw edges
matching up. The center back seams should align with the top and bottom darts, and the scruffy
spikes on the sides should also match up.
b. Sew the head front to the back all the way around the shape. Be sure to pivot at the corners of the
scruff on each side.
c. The third photo shows what this might look like with the head front fabrics on top.

a. Trim the excess seam

clip seam the finished
allowance at the corners of allowance head!
the scruff on each side of the at corners
head. This will help reduce
bulk and increase flexibility
when the piece is turned
later.
b. Turn the head right side out
and define the points with a
chopstick or similar turning
tool.

12. clip & turn the head

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a. Begin to stuff the head. Start

stuff muzzle
by focusing the stuffing in firmly stuff rest
the muzzle area so the nose of head
fills out completely and the
fabric no longer wrinkles.
b. Then move onto filling the
rest of the head until it's
completely full and firm.
→ The head is complete!
You can set it aside for
a moment while we
make the body.
13. stuff the head

a. Grab your body back pieces

(F) and the front paws (G).
14. attach the front paws match up
The paws will be joined to the notches
arm area of the body next.
They're marked with notches
for easy identification and
alignment. align paws
b. Align one of your front paw with body
pieces with the body back
so right sides are facing, raw
edges match up, and the
notches align. a. b.
c. Sew the paws to the body
sew along two sewn
back along the notched edge. notched edges paws
d. Repeat with both paw pieces
so you have a mirrored pair.

c. d.

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fold along
point of dart

blend
stitching repeat for
into fold both body

15. sew the body dart

pieces

a. The body back also has a dart similar to the muzzle from before. Sew it the same way, starting by
folding the fabric along the point of the dart so the slanted edges match up.
b. Sew from the opening of the dart into the fold of the fabric.
c. Repeat with the other body piece so you have a mirrored pair.

align sew from sew halfway

center back neck to down front, then
between legs curve off edge

16. sew the body back

a. Take both of your body pieces and align them with right sides facing and the center back edges
matching up. This is the edge that has the dart you've just sewn. It starts at the neck opening
(labeled on the paper pattern) and ends between the back legs.
b. Sew the center back of the body pieces going down the back of the neck and ending between the
back legs.
c. Also line up the edge on the other side of the neck opening. Here, sew from the top and down about
half way. This is marked on the paper pattern with a circle marking. At the circle marking, curve
your stitching off to the edge of the fabric.

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clip seam allowances

behind neck and in front
of neck flip
right
side
out

17. turn the body

a. Clip the seam allowances at the curves on the back of the neck opening. This will help the area bend
better when the back is turned right side out.
b. Repeat with the small area in front of the neck opening.
c. Open up the pieces when complete, and there should be an opening for the neck.

line up belly
with back
sew
around
entire
shape

clip seam
allowance
at curves
18. sew the body to the belly
a. Grab your belly (H) as well as your body back so far (F/G). Align the pieces with right sides facing
and the raw edges matching up.
b. Sew the pieces together all around the shape. Be sure to go slowly around the curves, especially
between the front legs since that curve is especially tight.
c. Once complete, clip the seam allowances at any inner curves between the legs to help increase
flexibility when the piece is turned next.

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turn right stuff arms and make sure there are

side out legs firmly stuff up to
no wrinkles in darts neck opening

a. b. c. d.
19. stuff the body
a. Turn the body right side out through the c. When stuffing the back, also be sure to get
opening in the neck. plenty in the dart area so it looks full and there
are no wrinkles in the fabric.
b. Begin stuffing it first by starting with the front
and back legs. Be sure to get plenty in the tips d. Lastly fill up the rest of the body, working up
so they look good and firm. through the neck.

align head ladder stitch use tinier,

over neck around neck neater
opening opening stitches for
second pass

20. attach the head

a. Grab your head from before. Align the opening from the head over the
neck opening. Make sure the head is facing forward.
b. Grab a hand sewing needle and thread it. We're going to use a ladder 1
2
stitch to attach the head to the body. There are stitching guides on the
paper pattern for extra help.
Sew a circle around the head and neck openings, attaching the head to
the body. Make a stitch on the guide on the head, then jump across and
take a stitch on the guide on the body. Go around with longer stitches 4
3 seam allowance
(folded inside)
for the first pass, then check that you like the placement.
c. If you're happy with the head, stitch around again with tinier, neater
stitches for the second pass. Then knot your thread and trim the
excess when complete.

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trim seam
allowance at
leave open corners
for turning

21. sew the tail

a. Grab your tail pieces (J). Align them with right sides facing and raw edges matching up.
b. Sew the pieces together along the long pointed edge. Leave the short straight edge free for turning
the piece right side out later.
c. Trim the excess seam allowance at the corners of the tail to reduce bulk and increase flexibility when
the piece is turned later.

stuff tail
semi-firmly
sew gathering
stitch around tail gathering:
The process of shortening the
length of a piece of fabric by
sewing long stitches through
it. When the thread is pulled,
it forms small folds that
ruffle the fabric.
gathering
stitch:
A long version of the running
stitch, which is a stitch done
22. stuff & close the tail by weaving the needle in and
out of a length of fabric going
a. Turn the tail right side out and stuff it semi-firmly with stuffing. along a line. The long stitches
(about ¼”-½” long) gather
b. Take a hand sewing needle and thread it. Sew a gathering stitch the fabric when pulled later.
around the opening of the tail, about ¼" away from the edge.
Next, pull at the thread and this should cinch the opening of the
tail closed.

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a. Take your tail and place it

on the back end of your wolf. align
Align the cinched end over tail over
back
the center back where the
darts come together.
b. Ladder stitch the tail to the
back of your wolf similar to
the head from before. Sew
around the base of the tail.
ladder stitch
to back

23. attach the tail

align blank paw sew around

with appliqued paw entire paw
cut
through
blank layer
only

24. sew the back feet

a. Grab your feet pieces (I). Take one with the paw pads attached and one blank one. Align them with
right sides facing and the raw edges matching up.
b. Sew the pieces together all around the shape. Repeat with your remaining foot pieces for two feet
total.
c. To turn the feet, make a small clip into the blank side of the foot near the base. There's also a cutting
guide on the paper pattern for extra help. Cut through that one layer of fabric only.

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a. Turn the feet (I) right side

out through the opening turn right
side out
you've cut. stuff
lightly
b. Stuff the feet lightly with
stuffing, just enough so it
takes shape. If you like, you
can whip stitch the opening
closed to help keep the
stuffing inside.

25. stuff the back feet

a. Grab your wolf so far and

align the feet onto the back align
of the legs. Align the foot open end
onto leg
with the opening facing the
end of the back leg. ladder
stitch
b. Ladder stitch the feet to the around
back of the legs around the opening
opening you've cut. There are
also stitching guides on the
body back template (F) for
extra help. Repeat for both
feet to complete the wolf.
26. attach the back feet

congrats!
This completes your
plush! Now give it a
big hug!

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Cut 2 from am allowance
¼” se

dart

STRETCH
NA
P
e
lin
ld
fo
foot EA
Cut 2 from R (D)
t
placemen li
Cut 2 from ght colored fabric
dark colore
¼” seam all d fabric
owance
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NA
P
a
pl pp
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fro ON AD

ark colored
en

allowance
¼” m T t
se fa lig (
am br ht A

AIL (J)
all ic col )

fa cri
STRETCH
ow or

Cut 2 from d
b
ed

am
an
ce

¼” se
T
NAP
2

PUPIL & OUTLINE

applique
trace & cut 1 each in black
1 1

STRETCH applique
placement

IRISES MUZZLE
applique
(C)
NAP

EYE SHINE
dart

trace & cut 1 each applique

in accent color Cut 1 from light
trace & cut 2 in colored fabric
white ¼” seam
allowance

2 2
MUZZLE
applique BACK PAWS
trace & cut 1 in TOOTH applique
applique FRONT PAWS
black trace & cut 2 applique
trace & cut 1 in each in pink
white trace & cut 2
each in pink