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[Handmade Mascots] Curated easy-to-make ideas using felt and everyday materials

How about handcrafting mascots that you can attach to bags, pouches, or keys?

In this article, we’ll introduce easy mascot-making ideas using familiar materials like felt and stuffing.

If you handcraft them based on your favorite characters or animals, you’ll end up with a one-of-a-kind original mascot!

They’re great not only as markers for your own belongings but also as heartfelt gifts for friends and family.

If you’re interested in handmade crafts, be sure to check it out.

[Handmade Mascots] A curated selection of easy ideas using felt and everyday materials (1–10)

Mascot with photo

[Made with Felt] How to Make a Photo Charm Mascot (Perfect as a Good-Luck Token for Club Activities)
Mascot with photo

Here’s an idea for photo mascots that are perfect as gifts or keepsakes.

In this idea, you make a mascot with a structure like a bifold pass case that holds two photos.

You could put in memorable photos and give it to someone special.

Or you could use it to hold letters or collectible cards for a fun twist.

When making it by hand, pay attention to the design of the mascot’s exterior as well.

If the design relates to the photos, it will feel even more charming.

Smile Flower mascot

[Felt Craft] How to Make a Smiling Flower Mascot (with Free Pattern)
Smile Flower mascot

Introducing a smiling, cheerful mascot.

It’s made of soft-feel felt fabric, which perfectly suits the image of a smiley mascot.

Shaping it like a flower makes the piece even cuter.

You can create personality by unifying the petal colors in the same shade or similar tones, or by using felt in a variety of colors.

Changing the thread color used to stitch around the mascot for each piece can also make the crafting process fun.

Once finished, you can attach a cord or elastic and use it as a charm, put it on your keys, or display it in your room.

Emoji mascot

[Made with Felt] How to Make Emoji Mascots [Free Pattern Included]
Emoji mascot

How about turning the emojis you use in messages into a mascot? The commonly seen yellow face emojis are great, but other emojis work too.

Even among yellow face emojis, there are many variations, so choosing one can be tough.

You could pick an emoji you use often, or if it’s a gift, choose one that reflects the feelings you want to convey.

By the way, for face emojis, adding a little stuffing in the center gives it a natural three-dimensional look.

[Handmade Mascots] A curated selection of easy ideas using felt and everyday materials (11–20)

Donut mascot

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Donut mascot

Let’s try making delicious-looking donuts out of felt that look like they could be sold in a shop.

Cut out two pieces of felt using a donut-shaped template, then sew them together while stuffing them with cotton to complete the donut.

A simple old-fashioned donut is nice, but let’s take it a step further.

By using beads or felt in different colors, you can create donuts with chocolate sprinkles or a chocolate glaze.

You can also vary the number of threads and stitching styles to add decoration, which will expand your donut repertoire even more.

These colorful felt donuts are sure to be fun to make, too.

Cat mascot

How to Make a Felt Cat Mascot – Charm, Keychain, Plushie [Easy Cat with Simple Embroidery on Felt] | DIY Cute Felt Cat Keychain
Cat mascot

Felt fabric comes in a wide range of thicknesses and colors.

Even with the same project, using different types of felt can create a variety of moods.

Try making this project—sewing together felt pieces cut into a cat shape—using different felts.

You can enjoy the differences in style even with the same cat motif.

For the cat’s belly, you can use any shape you like, such as a circle, heart, or star.

If you plan the design and add embroidery for the eyes, ears, and other details, you’ll end up with a piece bursting with originality.

Attach hardware to turn it into a keychain, and it would make a delightful gift, too.

dinosaur mascot

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dinosaur mascot

Here’s an introduction to making dinosaur mascots out of felt.

By using soft felt fabric, you can turn dinosaurs—often seen as a bit scary—into cute creations.

Trace and cut out the dinosaur’s body and parts like the eyes from felt.

You can find templates online, which makes things convenient.

The key is to sew the parts symmetrically to match the two body pieces of the dinosaur.

Sew the parts on, then stitch the two body pieces of felt together while stuffing them with filling.

By changing the felt colors and facial features, you can create dinosaurs with all kinds of different vibes.

Give it a try and make a unique, one-of-a-kind piece!

Ice cream mascot

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Ice cream mascot

This is a delicious-looking ice cream mascot made from felt.

Once the ice cream is finished, you can place it in a felt cone cup or a paper-style cup.

If you’re using a cone cup, insert a piece of cardboard inside the felt cone to help it keep a nice shape.

The ice cream is made by sewing together felt cut to a pattern, stuffing it with batting, and then sewing it closed.

Try making it in your favorite shapes—round scoops, soft-serve swirls, and more.

Turning it into animal shapes like rabbits or bears makes for an especially cute creation.

Please use this as inspiration for making your own charming felt ice cream mascots.