Make a black plush cat with this easy free sewing pattern! A tried-and-true sewing pattern that that can be easily interpreted for other purposes and seasons.
These black kittens are quick and easy to sew! Add a touch with embroidery or applique for a unique look that is all YOU. You can sew by hand or use a machine. You will love creating just one or a whole litter!
WHO & HOW TO USE YOUR BLACK CATS
Use this black plush cat-free sewing p pattern to create handmade Halloween decor, or whip them up as a quick and easy gift for the cat lovers in your life. Use other color fabrics to change the style of your cat. You will love the versatility of this pattern and process. Perfect for beginning sewers or children ages 8+.
WHAT YOU NEED
The best part about this black cat-free sewing pattern? Use fabrics you have on hand or repurpose materials from clothing (The black cat featured was created from a pair of black linen pants in need of second life).
Materials:
- BLACK FABRIC (12″ L & W)
- FABRIC SCISSORS
- SEWING PINS
- SEWING NEEDLE THREADED WITH BLACK THREAD OR EMBROIDERY FLOSS
- SEWING NEEDLE THREADED WITH GOLDENROD OR ORANGE EMBROIDERY FLOSS
- BLACK PLUSH CAT SEWING PATTERN PRINTED
- STUFFING (WOOL OR SYNTHETIC)
- 1 CHOPSTICK
THE CAT DETAILS
Your final cat will result in a small plush cat shape that can be used for decoration or play by children ages 3+. The cat will be around 6-8″ tall and will stuff up to 2″ wide. Use a simple stitch to create the eyes, or get fancy and create french knots for even more adorable detail. The cats do not have tails, but one can be easily added with a bit of creativity. Additionally, the cats make great small gifts that can be mailed to faraway family and friends, as they don’t weigh too much once completed.
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Julia
Julia Linsteadt lives in the Sierra Foothills of Northern California on a small homestead named Little Hilltop Farm with her husband and two children. She is an art and creativity educator, budding herbalist, and mindfulness and yoga teacher in training. She enjoys helping families embrace and learn about seasonal living
This is adorable! I love the simple details of this pattern. I have some paper mache black cats that my kids made many years ago. We keep one in our living area all the time! Thanks for the inspiration!
Thank you! I hope this little pattern continues to inspire. Enjoy!