Baby Narwhal Plush Pattern For Kids To Sew

Here is a super cute baby narwhal plush pattern which is easy for anyone to sew.

Today I’m sharing this super cute Narwhal plush pattern so you can make your very own super cute narwhal craft. This Narwhal sewing project is easy and simple and a fun first sewing activity for kids to enjoy!

The Narwhal Song

Seriously, have you heard of the Narwhal song? I came across it the other day and think it’s pretty crazy! I thought I’d share it and ask your thoughts? Enjoy!

Ideas For This Cute Narwhal Sewing Project

You may want to make a large narwhal plush or a small narwhal plush using this free sewing pattern for kids. Likewise you could make a small plush which can be made into a little soft toy or narwhal plush keychain.

This Narwhal plush toy would make a fantastic and cute gift if you’re on a budget and is one of my favourite sewing ideas for kids. Enjoy!

You could even sew a whole lot of Narwhals and use them for a super cute Narwhal game. Maybe even play Narwhal tic tac, toe! How fun would that be!

Have you seen our Kawaii Narwhal Rock Painting? you will love it!

Supplies Needed For This Cute Narwhal Craft

Felt fabric
Pencil
Scissors
Needle
Thread
Narwhal Plush Pattern Template

How To Make A Baby Narwhal From A Sewing Pattern

Step -1:
Print off your Narwhal Plush pattern. Select felt fabrics for your narwhal plushie and trace the narwhal template patterns on them. The template includes 2 body parts, 2 flaps, 2 horns and 1 belly part.

Step -2:
Take any one of the body cutouts and draw a smiley face on it. Prepare needle with black thread to trace the smiley face.

Step – 3:
I did back stitch to stitch the traced smiley face of the narwhal plush. Stitch the 2 horn cutouts together as well.

Step – 4:
Take the belly part and stitch it on the middle of the stitched body part.

Step – 5:
Place the other plain body cutout on a flat surface. Place the 2 flaps on both sides of the body cutout by slightly overlapping all pieces. Place the horn on the top end, also overlapping it with the body cutout.

Step – 6:
Place the stitched body cutout on the top of the plain one, with the other items (horn and flaps) between them.

Step – 7:
Stitch around the sides of the body cutouts to join them. I did flat blanket stitches.

Step – 8:
Keep a small opening for stuffing the felt narwhal. Using scrap felts for stuffing is a great way to recycle leftover felts. Cut them into tiny pieces to prepare them for stuffing.

Step – 9:
Stuff the baby narwhal until it’s nice and fluffy.

Step – 10:
Stitch the open end to close it and secure the stuffing. Tie a knot, draw the needle through the plush and then draw it back out randomly. Cut off extra thread.