Soft felt, a little stuffing, and a neat line of blanket stitches turn a few simple fabric shapes into a plump squirrel with a rounded tail and bright embroidered eyes. This hand-sewn woodland friend suits beginners who want a small project, gift makers who enjoy adding a handmade touch, and anyone who likes a squirrel on a shelf or seasonal display. The felt stays steady as you sew, so the curved pieces are easy to handle, and the blanket stitch gives the edges a tidy finish. You’ll learn how to join the shapes, add simple facial details, and leave a small opening for stuffing. Take your time matching the tail pieces, and the finished squirrel will have a soft, sturdy shape that feels good in your hand.

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A little felt squirrel with a softly stuffed body and a carefully stitched tail makes a satisfying finish, especially when its face comes together with just a few small details. For a simple variation, choose rust-colored felt for a classic woodland look, or use gray felt for a different kind of squirrel. Keep your stitches close along the curved edges so the stuffing stays tucked inside, and trim any loose thread ends before displaying or gifting your make. If you sew one, share a photo on Pinterest or your favorite social media channel so others can see your colors and finishing touches. Then explore more free patterns on the blog for your next small fabric project.