We have so many cute baby toy sewing patterns for you to try! You’ll be spoilt for choice and baby will love them!
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Baby Toy Sewing Patterns
Some readers have been asking for some more baby toy sewing patterns so that is just what we have for you today. And oh my, so many ADORABLE projects for you to make. Whether you’re sewing for your own baby or as a baby shower gift for a friend you are going to love these patterns I’m sure!
1 | Crinkle Ribbon Toy for Babies
These crinkle blankies with their little ribbon tags are the perfect way to keep squirmy babies occupied on the changing mat! They’re small enough to be stuffed into your diaper bag too to have something to entertain baby while you’re out and about. Crinkle Ribbon Toy for Babies by So Sew Easy
2 | Cute Little Soft Baby Teddy Bear
Oh how cute is this little teddy bear? He actually reminds me of the one from Peppa Pig! I love love love the little heart on his tummy! The pattern is super easy and he’s just the right size for baby hands.Cute Little Soft Baby Teddy Bear by Sew Toy
3 | Dinky Dinosaur Tag Toy
Tag toys are perfect for baby as they’re so tactile and I couldn’t help but smile when I saw this sweet stegosaurus with the ribbon tags making up his spines! So CUTE!Dinky Dinosaur Tag Toy by Little Button Diaries
4 | Baby’s First Book Tutorial
My son’s favourite book when he was a baby was a cloth one, he’d spend ages just turning the pages and looking at the pictures. I picked this one out because it’s such a lovely way to introduce your baby to the colors of the rainbow. Baby’s First Book Tutorial by All Free Sewing
5 | Felt Book of Shapes Tutorial
And here’s another cloth book for you to try! This one is made of felt and is all about shapes!Felt Book of Shapes Tutorial by Plain Vanilla Mom
6 | Fabric Beach Balls
Fabric balls are another great idea for a baby toy, since they’re soft and the baby can’t hurt themselves or break anything with them! They’re perfect for rolling, throwing and squishing! I picked out this tutorial because it shows you how to make balls in different sizes. These balls are brilliant for using up your fabric scraps as you can mix and match patterns and colours. Fabric Beach Balls by Purl Soho
7 | Fleece Baby Toys
I nearly skipped over these because I’ve already shown you a couple of tag toys… but they’re so sweet and I love that they’re made of fleece so they’re super soft! You could even turn these into a baby rattle! Fleece Baby Toys by May Arts Ribbon Blog
8 | How to Sew Baby Blocks
These baby blocks are just FABULOUS! Mix and match colours and patterns and even textures (like minky or fleece) to give baby a tactile experience while they try and stack (or throw, or chew) those blocks!How to Sew Baby Blocks by Making Things is Awesome
9 | Wooden Ring Crinkle Teether DIY
For small babies one of the toys they’ll love most is a rattle or teether. I picked out this pattern because those little bunny ears are so adorable and would also make a great baby shower gift for an Easter baby!Wooden Ring Crinkle Teether DIY by A Beautiful Mess
10 | Quilted Baby Play Mat
Wow! This quilted baby play mat is GORGEOUS! I love all the little fabric tags with all the different patterns and colours. Such a great visual experience for baby! You could even use different textures and make some of those tags crinkle. This is a mat that baby will love to explore during tummy time for sure!Quilted Baby Play Mat by Making Things is Awesome
11 | How to Make a Baby Soft Book
Shall we finish up with one more cloth baby book? I picked this one out because it actually has photos in it that have been printed onto the fabric! So clever! How to Make a Baby Soft Book by A Beautiful Mess
