In this article, we’ll cover 27 of the best sewing patterns for stuffed animal toys and plushies ranging from cats and dogs to elephants and koalas. There are 11 free patterns featured in this list, as well as answers to common questions you may have about sewing your own stuffed toys.
Contents list:
- Small & easy stuffed animal for beginners
- Plushies
- Large animals
- Cats
- Dogs
- Bunny
- Teddy bear
- Monkeys
- Koala
- Dinosaurs
- Dragons
- Bat
- Mouse
- Owl
- Cow
- Elephants
- Wolf
- Fox
- Octopus
- Penguin
- Whale
- Quick Q&As
Small & easy stuffed animal for beginners
Small love heart bear
Download now from Scratch and Stitch – FREE
- Sizes: 8” (20 cm) tall by 7” (18 cm) wide.
- Design: Small teddy bear sewn flat. Embroidered eyes and mouth. Appliqué nose. Optional appliqué heart detail on the tummy.
- Fabric: Cozy fabrics such as fleece, felt, bouclé wool, or velvet.
- Format: PDF digital download in A4 / US letter sizes. Written and photo instructions are included in the blog post.
- Suitable for beginners? Yes. This pattern would be perfect for a beginner sewist since it’s all sewn flat in one piece. You don’t need to join arms and legs separately. The instructions are clear with photos included throughout. I think this would be a great pattern for a child to sew too.
Plushies
“M8301” Chubby, huggable plushie pets including puppy, lamb, bunny, kitten, and dragon
Buy now from Something Delightful – $13.97
- Sizes: 15″ (38 cm) wide x 10.5″ (27 cm) tall.
- Design: Chubby, huggable plushie pets including puppy, lamb, bunny, kitten and dragon designs. Simple, oblong body shape. Safety eyes. Additional details to make each plushie unique such as wings and spikes for the dragon.
- Fabric: Flannel, fleece, long or short pile fur, or fleece. Minky fleece for the body. Cotton or cotton blends for the underside and body parts.
- Format: Paper pattern with a printed instruction booklet.
- Suitable for beginners? Yes. I think this pattern would suit an advanced or adventurous beginner with some sewing experience. There is some 3D sewing involved in the construction of the toys which a complete beginner might struggle with. Sewing with fur can be a challenge, a beginner with less experience should choose a fabric that is easier to work with such as fleece or flannel.
Large animals
“S9442” Hugging plush animals including sloth, monkey, polar bear, and panda
Buy now from Simplicity – $13.97
- Sizes: 20″ (51 cm) tall.
- Design: Tall, overstuffed plushie toys. Sloth, monkey, polar bear and panda options included. Rounded body shape. Extra long arms. Weighted hands and feet with defined fingers and toes. Appliqué facial features.
- Fabric: Fleece, minky fleece. Felt for facial feature appliqués.
- Format: Paper pattern with a printed instruction booklet.
- Suitable for beginners? No, I think a complete beginner might struggle with some aspects of this pattern such as sewing the 3D shape of the head and body and working with the minky fleece. I think the pattern would better suit an advanced beginner with some previous sewing experience. Experience in sewing stretchy and thick fabrics would be helpful.
“S9362” Animal plushie body pillows
Buy now from Simplicity – $13.97
- Sizes:
- Large: 36″ (91.5 cm) tall
- Small: 24” (61 cm) tall
- Design: Cuddly, plush, animal shaped body pillows. Cylindrical body. Cat or chihuahua design. Contrasting tummy. Sculpted arms and legs. Soft tail. Appliqué facial features. Hand embroidered mouth.
- Fabric: Fleece, minky fleece, low pile fur. Contrasting panels can be sewn from flannel or cotton types. Felt for facial feature appliqués.
- Format: Paper pattern with a printed instruction booklet.
- Suitable for beginners? I think this pattern would best suit an advanced beginner to intermediate sewist. The pillow is large and includes some shaped features which can be tricky to sew. Sewing with minky fleece and fur can be difficult. A beginner should choose a fleece or flannel as an easier option.
Cats
“S8403” Fleece stuffed kitties in various shapes
Buy now from Simplicity – $13.97
- Sizes:
- Lying Kitties 20”-22” (51 – 56 cm) long
- Standing Kitties 15.5” – 16” long (39 – 40.5 cm)
- Design: Cuddly stuffed cats. Lying or standing options available. 3D shape. Cuddly round bellies. Appliqué and embroidered facial features. Lined. Color blocking option. Additional details such as bows and bibs can be added.
- Fabric: Fleece, minky fleece. Broadcloth or muslin for the lining.
- Format: Paper pattern with a printed instruction booklet.
- Suitable for beginners? No. I think this pattern would best suit an advanced beginner with some experience sewing with knit or stretch fabric or an intermediate level sewist. A complete beginner could struggle with the 3D features of this pattern, sewing in the lining and handling the slippery minky fleece fabric. Option D would be the easiest option to sew for someone with less experience.
“Tilda Friend” cat doll
Download now from Love Crafts – FREE
- Sizes: 18” (47 cm) tall
- Design: Rag doll style cat. Sewn from woven fabric. Long legs. Pointed stand up ears. Embroidered facial features. Pattern includes a free dress pattern for the cat.
- Fabric: Non-stretch woven fabric like quilting cotton or linen. Quilting cotton for the dress.
- Format: PDF digital download in A4 / US letter sizes. Instructions are included.
- Suitable for beginners? No. I think this pattern would best suit someone with some experience in sewing. The cat includes lots of small and thin parts which require precision. The instructions could be too vague for someone with minimal sewing experience with not many illustrations or pictures included for guidance.
Patchwork wool cat with appliqué eyes
Download now from Purl Soho – FREE
- Sizes: 15” (38 cm) tall by 7.5” (19 cm) wide
- Design: Patchwork wool cat. Sitting body with pointy stand-up ears. Long legs and tail. Applique facial details.
- Fabric: Felted wool is recommended, but other low-stretch or non-stretch woven fabrics like wool or denim can also be used. Scraps of felt or fabric for the eyes.
- Format: PDF digital download in A4 / US letter sizes. Illustrated instructions are available here.
- Suitable for beginners? Yes. I think an advanced or confident beginner could try this pattern. The instructions are clear and well-illustrated, and the charm of this patchwork cat is in its imperfections so it doesn’t have to be perfect. A complete beginner might struggle with the 3D sewing involved in this pattern such as forming the gusset of the head and oval bottom.
Dogs
“S9512” 6” dog and accessories
Buy now from Simplicity – $13.97
- Sizes: 6” (15 cm) tall
- Design: Small, standing dog doll. Floppy ears. Safety eyes. Felt nose. Accessories include pet bed, leash, cape, collar and head decorations
- Fabric: Velveteen, short pile fleece and microfibre are suggested. Other woven fabrics such as felt, linen or non-stretch velvet can also be used. Cotton, cotton blends, suiting and satin are suggested for the accessories.
- Format: Paper pattern with a printed instruction booklet.
- Suitable for beginners? No. I think this pattern would better suit an intermediate to advanced sewist with plenty of experience. The parts of the dog are very small, requiring precise, fiddly sewing. The accessories involve sewing very small pieces of fabric as well. I also think a beginner could struggle with the 3D shaping of the dog without previous experience.
“Hot Doggy” sausage dog toy
Buy now from Purl Soho – $12.80
- Sizes: 17” (43 cm) long by 8.5” (21.5 cm) high
- Design: Standing dog toy. Long sausage dog style body. Floppy ears. Contrasting underbelly and paw pads. Overstuffed. Embroidered facial features.
- Fabric: Felted wool is recommended. Other woven fabrics could be used such as cotton, felt, linen or non-stretch velvet.
- Format: PDF digital download in A4 / US letter sizes. Illustrated instructions are included.
- Suitable for beginners? No. The parts of the dog are small and require precise, fiddly sewing so I think a complete beginner would struggle here. This pattern would better suit an intermediate to advanced sewist with plenty of sewing experience. Hand sewing and embroidery experience would also be helpful.
Tilda “Dapper Dachshunds” sausage dog toys
Download now from Love Crafts – FREE
- Sizes: 16” (42 cm) long
- Design: Standing dachshund / sausage dog toys. Patchwork style. Floppy ears. Contrasting ears and underbelly. Embroidered or painted on facial features.
- Fabric: Medium weight woven fabrics like quilting cotton, denim, or linen.
- Format: PDF digital download in A4 / US letter sizes. Written instructions are included.
- Suitable for beginners? No. I think this pattern would best suit someone with experience sewing with small pattern pieces. The dog’s pattern includes a lot of precise, tricky sewing. The instructions are written without many illustrations for guidance, a beginner would likely struggle with the construction.
Standing puppy dog with large ears and nose
Buy now from XanthePatterns on Etsy – $11.13
- Sizes: 8.5” (22 cm) tall
- Design: Standing puppy dog toy. Large floppy ears and big nose. Contrasting under belly, nose, and paw pads. Button eyes. Embroidered facial features.
- Fabric: Medium weight woven fabrics like cotton, linen, denim, corduroy, or velvet.
- Format: PDF digital download in A4 / US letter sizes. Written instructions are included.
- Suitable for beginners? Yes. A confident or advanced beginner could have a go at this pattern. The designer suggests that the dog is easy to make and that clear and easy to follow instructions are included. Some previous experience would be necessary as some of the techniques involved would be difficult for a complete beginner such as forming the shaping in the feet and nose.
Bunny
Bunny with Overalls and Beanie Hat
Buy Now from bonpatterns on Etsy – $11.97
- Sizes: 12” (30 cm) tall
- Design: Standing bunny with large round head and flat body. Long arms. Floppy ears. Contrasting ear lining. Embroidered facial features. Overalls and beanie patterns are included.
- Fabric: Medium weight woven fabrics like cotton, linen, denim, corduroy, or velvet. Cotton and rib knit scraps for the clothing and accessories.
- Format: PDF digital download in A4 / US letter sizes. Illustrated instructions are included.
- Suitable for beginners? Yes. A confident or advanced beginner could have a go at this pattern. The body shape is simple with some simple shaping to the face. The designer suggests that some sewing knowledge and experience of hand stitches would be helpful. The reviews suggest that the pattern and instructions are beginner friendly.
Teddy Bear
Classic teddy bear with bow
Download now from Love Crafts – FREE
- Sizes: About 18 inches (45 cm) tall
- Design: Traditional 3D teddy bear design. Button eyes. Bow tie. Paw and feet pads. Embroidered nose, face, and claws.
- Fabric: Medium weight woven fabrics like cotton, linen, denim, corduroy, or velvet.
- Format: PDF digital download in A4 / US letter sizes. Pattern pieces need to be enlarged by hand. Instructions are included on this page.
- Suitable for beginners? No. The pattern is described as beginner-friendly but I think there are some parts of the process that would prove difficult for a complete beginner. The pattern pieces need to be enlarged and seam allowances need to be added. Illustrations aren’t included for all steps.
Monkeys
“Hugging Monkey” with long arms and legs
Buy now from XanthePatterns on Etsy – $8.90
- Sizes: 19” (48 cm) tall
- Design: Monkey toy with long arms and legs which fasten with snap tape allowing them to hug. Large round head, large hands and feet. Embroidered facial features.
- Fabric: Medium weight woven fabrics like cotton, linen, denim, or corduroy.
- Format: PDF digital download in A4 / US letter sizes. Illustrated instructions are included.
- Suitable for beginners? Yes. An advanced beginner with some prior sewing experience could sew this pattern. There are parts of the construction that could be difficult for a complete beginner such as sewing the hands, feet, ears, and tail as these parts are small and precise sewing is necessary to achieve the correct shape. The pattern has good reviews and suggests that the pattern and instructions are easy to follow.
Plush monkey with clothing patterns
Buy now from 10x2studio on Etsy – $7.20
- Sizes: 21” (53 cm) tall
- Design: Monkey doll with plump body. Long arms and legs. Shaped fingers and toes. Contrasting hands, feet and face. Embroidered facial features. Optional safety eyes. Dress, shorts and beret patterns are also included.
- Fabric: Minky or “teddy” fabric. Flannel, linen or cotton for the face and hands. Scraps of woven fabrics for the clothing.
- Format: PDF digital download in A4 / US letter sizes. Illustrated instructions are included.
- Suitable for beginners? Yes. An advanced beginner with some prior sewing experience could have a go at this pattern. Sewing with minky fabric can be tricky as it’s stretchy and slippery so a complete beginner might struggle. Some of the parts are small and could be tricky to sew so some sewing experience will be helpful.
Koala
Plush koala with embroidered facial details
Download now from Chorly Knight – FREE
- Sizes: 8” (20 cm) tall by 5” (13 cm) wide
- Design: Small koala plushie with an oversized head. Large nose. Small body, arms, and legs. Claws. Machine embroidered facial features.
- Fabric: Fleece or minky are suggested for the main body parts. Scraps of felt for the claws.
- Format: PDF digital download in A4 / US letter sizes. Written and photo instructions are included.
- Suitable for beginners? No. I think this pattern would better suit an intermediate to advanced sewist mainly due to the embroidery in the facial details. Sewing with fleece, minky and stretch fabrics can be tricky especially with small pattern pieces. The instructions are clear and well-illustrated.
Dinosaurs
“S9585” Plush dinosaurs in 5 styles
Buy now from Simplicity – $13.97
- Sizes: Heights range from 7” – 14” (18 – 35.5 cm) and lengths range from 14” to 20” (35.5 – 51 cm)
- Design: Plush dinosaur toys. 5 different dinosaur designs including a triceratops and stegosaurus. Contrasting body parts. Horns and ruff. Tail spikes and back plates. Safety eyes.
- Fabric: Fleece, minky or velour fabrics are suggested for the main body parts. Scraps of felt for spikes and ruff.
- Format: Paper pattern with a printed instruction booklet.
- Suitable for beginners? Yes. I think this pattern would suit a confident beginner with some sewing experience. The pattern level is rated as “easy” but some parts of the construction could be difficult for a complete beginner such as sewing the curves to create 3D shapes and attaching the spikes and ruff.
Dragons
“S8715” Plush Dragon toy shaped to sit on a shoulder
Buy now from Simplicity – $13.97
- Sizes: Finished measurements aren’t available.
- Design: Plush dragon toys. Shaped body designed to sit on a child’s shoulder. Long tail. Stuffed horns. Optional spikes, wings, or fur mane. Safety eyes.
- Fabric: Minky fleece is suggested. Scraps of faux fur can be used for the mane.
- Format: Paper pattern with a printed instruction booklet.
- Suitable for beginners? No. There’s a lot of shaping to create the dragon body which would be difficult to sew in a stretchy fabric such as minky fleece. Attaching the horns and spikes would also be difficult for a beginner. The reviews suggest that the pattern instructions are difficult to follow and could be adapted for easier constructions so some previous toy sewing experience would be an advantage.
Bat
Batty Bat Soft Toy with large wings
Buy now from Funky Friends Factory – $12.99
- Sizes: 10” (25 cm) long by 17” (43 cm) wide
- Design: Soft bat toy with small body and large wings. Safety eyes. Contrasting underbody and wings.
- Fabric: Medium weight woven or knit fabrics like cotton, fleece, velour, flannel, chenille, or corduroy.
- Format: PDF digital download in A4 / US letter sizes. Instructions are included.
- Suitable for beginners? Yes. I think a confident beginner could have a go at this pattern. The shape of the bat is simple and a stable fabric such as cotton can be used. Some sewing experience would be an advantage since the bat does include some shaping and sewing around curved lines.
Mouse
“Very Nice Mice” with contrast fabric bellies
Download now from Ann Wood Handmade – FREE
- Sizes: 3” (7.5 cm) tall
- Design: Tiny standing felt mouse. Hand sewn. Contrasting belly patch. Long tail. Embroidered facial features.
- Fabric: Wool felt is suggested as the main fabric. Scraps of cotton are used for the contrasting belly patch.
- Format: PDF digital download in A4 / US letter sizes. Instructions are included in the blog post here.
- Suitable for beginners? Yes. I think this would be a lovely pattern for someone wanting to try a hand sewn toy for the first time. The mouse shape is simple and simple hand sewing techniques are used. The instructions are clear and well-illustrated. Some previous sewing experience could be helpful but the mouse is charmingly imperfect so doesn’t need to be immaculately sewn.
Owl
Night Friend Pillow Doll Owl
Buy now from MimiKirchner on Etsy – $10
- Sizes: 11” (28 cm) tall
- Design: Cuddly, pillow doll owl. Option for horned or snowy owls. Oblong body shape. Flat wings sewn to body. Appliqué facial features. Contrast belly for snowy owl. 3D beak.
- Fabric: Scraps or wool or recycled wool clothing are suggested. Scraps of cotton and felt for facial features and belly.
- Format: PDF digital download in A4 / US letter sizes. Illustrated instructions are included.
- Suitable for beginners? Yes. The shape of the owl is simple with simple applique shapes attached flat for the features. Some sewing experience would be helpful for attaching the small parts such as the eyes and beak. The reviews suggest that the toy is easy to sew and the instructions are clear and easy to follow.
Cow
Quilted cow plushie
Buy now from rumpledquiltskins on Etsy – $8.50
- Sizes: 9” (23 cm) tall
- Design: Sturdy, standing cow toy. Quilted fabric. Contrasting feet, back, ears, and tail. Stuffed horns. Safety eyes.
- Fabric: Quilting cotton with muslin as the quilt backing.
- Format: PDF digital download in A4 / US letter sizes. Illustrated instructions are included.
- Suitable for beginners? No. I think this pattern would better suit an intermediate sewist with previous sewing experience. The parts of the cow are very small with some 3D sewing in some parts which could be tricky for a complete beginner. Some quilting experience would also come in handy.
Elephants
Elephant cushion with large ear and tail
Download now from Crafty Kooka – FREE
- Sizes: 12” (30 cm) tall by 7” (22 cm) wide
- Design: Flat, elephant shaped cushion. Large contrasting ears. Small contrasting tail.
- Fabric: The pattern suggests that any fabric or fabric scraps may be used.
- Format: PDF digital download in A4 / US letter sizes. Illustrated instructions are included.
- Suitable for beginners? Yes. The elephant is sewn flat with no 3D or shaped sewing required. This would be a great pattern for a beginner wanting to advance their skills sewing soft toys. A stable fabric can be used to sew the cushion such as a cotton or flannel to make the process easier.
Vintage style elephant softie
Buy now from Willowynn – $8.70
- Sizes: 10” (25 cm) tall
- Design: Vintage style elephant doll. Curved, plump body. Long arms. Large ears with contrast inner. Option for trunk up or down. Embroidered eyes.
- Fabric: Soft, woven fabrics like cotton or flannel.
- Format: PDF digital download in A4 / US letter sizes. Illustrated instructions are included.
- Suitable for beginners? Yes. The designer suggests that the pattern is suitable for an advanced beginner sewist with some experience. The toy involves sewing a shaped gusset which can be fiddly to sew and would be difficult for a complete beginner. This would be a great pattern for a confident advanced beginner wanting to progress their toy making skills.
Wolf
Mischievous lying down wolf plush toy
Download now from Choly Knight – FREE
- Sizes: 10” (25 cm) long by 5” tall (12.5 cm)
- Design: Lying fox plush toy. Contrast facial details. Contrast under body, feet, and ears. Machine embroidered eyes. 3D shape. Stand up ears.
- Fabric: Minky or fleece is suggested.
- Format: PDF digital download in A4 / US letter sizes. Illustrated instructions are included.
- Suitable for beginners? No. I think this pattern would better suit an intermediate to advanced sewist since there’s a lot of curved and shaped sewing involved on a small scale. A beginner would likely find this difficult. Sewing with minky fleece can also be difficult as the fabric is slippery and stretchy.
Fox
Woven fox doll with long arms and legs
Download now from Love Crafts – FREE
- Sizes: 19.5” (50 cm) tall
- Design: Tall, thin fox doll. Overstuffed. Long, thin arms and legs. Embroidered facial features. Standing poiny ears.
- Fabric: Medium weight woven fabrics like cotton, denim, or linen.
- Format: PDF digital download in A4 / US letter sizes. Written instructions are included.
- Suitable for beginners? No. I think this pattern would better suit an intermediate sewist with some previous doll making experience. Some parts of the fox are very thin, requiring precise, fiddly sewing which a complete beginner would likely struggle with. The instructions are rather vague with minimal illustrations included, not ideal for beginners.
Octopus
“S9570” Plush octopus toy with different sea creatures included
Buy now from Simplicity – $16.07
- Sizes: Ranging from 10” to 22” (25 to 56 cm)
- Design: Soft sculpture octopus toy. Rounded body. Elasticated legs. Contrast body and under legs. Safety eyes. Other sea creatures are included in the pattern such as a narwhal dolphin, crab, and starfish.
- Fabric: Minky fleece or fleece. Cotton or satin for the contrasting panels.
- Format: Paper pattern with a printed instruction booklet.
- Suitable for beginners? No. I think the octopus is one of the more difficult creatures to sew in this pattern pack. The legs are thin and attaching the elastic could be tricky for a complete beginner as could sewing the sculpted body. I think this pattern would better suit an advanced beginner to intermediate sewist. The starfish could be an easier project to start with for a beginner.
Penguin
Standing cloth penguin with button eyes
Download now from Purl Soho – FREE
- Sizes: 9” (23 cm) tall
- Design: Standing overstuffed penguin toy. Button eyes. Felt beak and feet.
- Fabric: Quilting cotton is recommended. Scraps of felt for the beak and feet.
- Format: PDF digital download in A4 / US letter sizes. Written and photo instructions are included here.
- Suitable for beginners? No. Although the instructions are clear and well-illustrated, I think this pattern would better suit an intermediate to advanced sewist. The penguins are quite small to sew with lots of curved lines to create the shape, which a beginner could find tricky.
Whale
Beluga Whale plush soft toy
Buy now from Crafty Kooka – $7
- Sizes: 19” (48 cm) long
- Design: Beluga whale plush soft toy. 3D shape with gusset. Fins and tail. Safety eyes. Overstuffed.
- Fabric: Woven or knit fabrics like minky, fleece, velour, cotton or linen could be used.
- Format: PDF digital download in A4 / US letter sizes. Detailed illustrated instructions are included.
- Suitable for beginners? Yes. I think an advanced beginner with some sewing experience have a go at this pattern. There is a lot of curved sewing involved to create the 3D shapes which a complete beginner could struggle with but the pattern suggests that the instructions are clear, well-illustrated and easy to follow.
Quick Q&A’s:
What stitch is best for stuffed animals?
If using a woven fabric, a straight stitch is best, for sewing small toys with tight curves a small stitch length is best. If using a stretch, fleece or jersey fabric, a stretch stitch should be used such as zig-zag or lightening.
How do you sew a stuffed animal?
When sewing a soft toy, generally the head is sewn first. The arms and legs are then sewn and stuffed separately and attached to the front body. The back body is then attached with the legs and arms enclosed and sewn all around with a gap left in the seam for turning through. Depending on the shape of the animal, the head can be attached during this process or afterwards.
How do you sew stuffed animal details?
- Embroidery – facial features can be hand sewn using embroidery stitched and techniques to create the finer details in different coloured threads. Machine embroidery can also be used.
- Appliqué – small pieces or fabric or felt can be cut to the shape of the facial features and either hand or machine sewn in place.
- Buttons can be used for eyes in vintage style toys.
- Plastic or glass safety eyes and noses can be used to create a more ‘realistic’ look.
- Fabric paint or pens can be used to draw or paint facial features onto finished soft toys.
Is it hard to sew stuffed animals?
This will depend on the amount of detail and shaping involved in the stuffed animal you have chosen to sew. There are a wide range of sewing patterns for soft toys catering for a wide range of sewing abilities and levels.
Can you make stuffed animals with a sewing machine?
Yes. Most sewing patterns for stuffed animals are sewn on a sewing machine.
What’s the easiest stuffed animal to make?
Flat, pillow-style stuffed animals are the easiest style to make as they don’t feature any 3D or shaped sewing. A great example of an easy sewing pattern for a stuffed animal is this flat elephant, or this flat teddy bear. For an easy but shaped stuffed animal, you can try this small mouse toy.
What materials do you need to make a stuffed animal?
Stuffed animals can be sewn from a wide range of different fabrics with the most popular being minky fleece or faux fur. You can also use wool felt, cotton, linen, velour, or corduroy.
How much does it cost to make a stuffed animal?
This will depend on the fabric you use to make the toy. Minky and plush fleece fabrics are probably the most expensive types of fabric to use. Stuffed animals can easily be sewn from recycled clothing, bedding or left over scraps making them a great ‘waste not want not’ project. Scraps are also great for practicing your soft toy making skills with.
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This article was written by Sally Gauntlett, and edited by Nisan Aktürk. It was originally published on 9 April 2023 and it has since been updated.
Sally Gauntlett (author)
Sally started sewing as a child. In 2008, she started a handmade business selling personalized gifts and homeware. She then became a sewing content creator, sharing her makes on Youtube and Instagram. Read more…