17 adorable fabric goose sewing patterns

This is the ultimate holiday goose sewing pattern! The finished goose stands tall at 20 inches (including the legs) by 12 inches wide. It’s easy and fast to sew, making a great gift. It can be made from a variety of fabrics like sherpa, boucle, velvet, or linen.

The pattern includes adorable accessories like a festive sequin cape and a cute little Santa hat, perfect for a joyful Christmas decoration.

This soft toy goose sewing pattern results in a beautiful plushie measuring almost 17 inches from beak to tail. Thanks to a clever construction that uses easy darts, there is no need to add separate eyes – a fantastic feature! Recommended fabrics are linen, cotton, or muslin.

A step-by-step photo tutorial is included, and no serger is required, making it a lovely and creative gift idea!

Here is a sweet sitting goose sewing pattern that is available in two sizes: 15 inches and 18.5 inches. This design is beginner-friendly and perfect for creating a beautiful, cuddly companion. Recommended fabrics include linen, cotton, and muslin.

The pattern features a cute scarf tied around the neck, adding a fun touch to this no-wings, relaxed goose design.

Make a charming silly goose with this PDF pattern, available in both 20-inch and 16-inch finished sizes. This project is fun and totally doable even if you’re a beginner.

You can even get creative by making your goose patchwork from little fabric squares or using a variety of fun cotton prints. It’s a fantastic way to use up fabric scraps and create a truly unique stuffed animal goose!

This 17-inch plush goose sewing pattern is a perfect choice for a birthday, Christmas, or Easter gift, or just as a beautiful decoration for your home. The pattern is versatile, working well with cotton, linen, flannel, and velvet fabrics.

The design features embroidered eyes, giving the finished goose a gentle and classic stuffed animal look, ready for cuddles.

This simple but effective goose sewing pattern finishes at around 14.5 inches and is excellent for experimenting with different fabrics like raw linen for a cottage core look, or soft linen/cotton for a kids’ play toy.

It features sewn-in legs for stronger hugs and works beautifully with woolen, velvet, or corduroy. This pattern is great for creating a sturdy and loveable fabric toy!

This cute goose sewing pattern features two large sizes, 17 inches and 22 inches, and an adorable ruffle collar with a bow! It’s suitable for the “adventurous beginner” ready to tackle new skills like sewing curves.

You can have fun using unique prints for the body, beak, and legs to create a stylish, handmade goose rag doll.

Create a charming Waldorf-style goose with this pattern, available in two sizes: Small (almost 5 inches) and Large (6.3 inches) tall.

This pattern is designed for intermediate levels and offers the option for hand-sewing, making it a wonderfully meditative project. Recommended fabrics include felt, linen, cotton, wool, viscose, or mohair.

This pattern makes an adorable, plump goose plushie and is suitable for all sewing levels. It includes two sizes: Baby Goose (5 inches) and Mom Goose (7.5 inches) tall.

The design is lovely when made from soft and cuddly minky fabric, ensuring the finished toy is a pleasure to touch and hug – a fantastic option for a soft companion!

This is a cute and easy-to-follow goose sewing pattern with two size options: Large (approx. 12 inches long) and Small (approx. 8.5 inches long). It is very beginner-friendly, making it a great first soft toy project.

The resulting geese are just the right size for little hands to cuddle, and the straightforward design ensures a quick and satisfying finish.

This beginner-friendly goose sewing pattern creates a safe and soft handmade toy, perfect for babies and toddlers since it has no small parts. The finished size is approximately 7.8 inches tall, ideal for little hands.

It uses simple shapes and minimal sewing experience, is highly customizable in any fabric/color, and is a great baby gift idea!

This pattern helps you make a large, floppy stuffed goose that measures approximately 19 inches tall (not including the feet). Woven fabrics like cotton, muslin, or linen work well, as do soft polyester and microfibre fabrics.

The finished goose, complete with its stylish headscarf, is perfect for cuddling!

This versatile pattern allows you to create two adorable versions: a stuffed cuddly goose plushie or a flat comforter/cuddle cloth for babies.

It is suitable for beginners and works well with any fabric you like, including cotton fleece, stretch terry, cotton, or linen. The flat version is an excellent option for a safe, lightweight, and comforting baby shower gift.

This fun goose sewing pattern is perfect for all skill levels, resulting in an 18-inch adorable fabric goose. It’s great for handmade gifts, nursery, or farmhouse decor.

What’s more, it includes patterns for clothing and accessories – pants, a skirt, a hat, a ruffled collar, and a classic collar – allowing for full customization of your unique goose plush!

This pattern creates a wonderful, lightly stuffed goose that measures approximately 16.5 inches (excluding legs). It is perfect as a baby photoshoot prop or a cuddly toy.

The design works best with plush fabric, cotton fleece, or terry for the body and wings, with linen or cotton scraps needed for the beak and legs. You can easily create the eyes using black sewing thread.

A fantastic sewing project that creates a flat, triangular goose-shaped baby comforter (or lovey), measuring 11.5 x 15 inches.

This is a lightweight, practical, and easy-to-clean item, making it the perfect baby shower gift to soothe little ones. It is designed to be made using cotton gauze or regular cotton fabric, making it soft and breathable for the baby.

This small stuffed animal goose sewing pattern is perfect for beginners and ideal for craft fairs, DIY gifts, or nursery decor. This cute goose sits in a relaxed position on its tummy.

The pattern is versatile, offering three different versions for the eyes: you can sew on beads, or embroider them open or closed, giving your goose a unique, expressive look.