Free Mini Baby Doll Sewing Pattern – PDF Template

Free

Make a tiny customizable plush baby doll with five embroidered face options, printable pattern pieces and clear photo-guided hand-sewing instructions.

Digital download · PDF patternNo physical item will be shipped.
Free download
Finished size
Approx. 3.5 in / 9 cmApproximate. Fabric, stuffing and sewing may change the result.
Files
1 PDF · A4
Language
English
What you’ll receive

Full-size doll pattern pieces, five face embroidery designs, a materials list, step-by-step sewing photos and a hand-stitch reference. This is a complete free pattern, ready to print on A4 paper. No finished toy or physical materials are included.

Materials
  • Skin-tone short-pile plush fabric (1–2 mm pile), 20 × 20 cm / 8 × 8 in
  • Fusible interfacing and a thin cotton pressing cloth
  • A4 printer paper for the pattern pieces and face templates
  • Heat-erasable fabric pen and gel fabric glue
  • Embroidery floss, needles and scissors
  • Water-soluble embroidery stabilizer
  • Strong sewing thread in skin tone and the chosen hair colour
  • Stuffing and a turning / stuffing tool
  • Small embroidery hoop, 10 cm / 4 in in diameter
Licence

This free pattern is for personal use only. Finished items made from it may not be sold. The PDF, templates and page images may not be sold, resold or redistributed. To share the pattern, please share this page’s link.

Sewing guide

Print the pattern-pieces page on A4 paper at 100% / actual size, with “Fit to page” turned off. Measure the 1 cm and 1 inch test squares before cutting. Follow the illustrated instructions below or in the PDF to sew your doll.

Finished 9 cm plush baby doll with an embroidered crying face — free baby doll sewing pattern
Printable baby doll pattern pieces, five face embroidery designs and 1 cm and 1 inch scale checks
Materials and tools for sewing the miniature plush baby doll
Backing plush with fusible interfacing and transferring the doll face to embroidery stabilizer
Embroidering the baby doll face and removing water-soluble stabilizer
Cutting the doll head, ears and hair curl, sewing darts and preparing head assembly
Sewing the doll chin, ears and back of the head with backstitch
Attaching the hair curl, turning the doll head and adding stuffing
Cutting, sewing, turning and stuffing the plush baby doll body
Joining the doll head to the body with ladder stitch and finishing the baby doll
Illustrated reference for basic hand sewing and embroidery stitches