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How to Sew a Playful Goose Plush That Waddles into Hearts

Lois Capone by Lois Capone
August 20, 2025
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How to Sew a Playful Goose Plush That Waddles into Hearts

You can see a handmade goose plush feels like a character from a children’s book with silly, soft, and full of personality.

Their floppy feet and plump bodies invite hugs, while patchwork fabrics give each bird a unique story.

Of course, you can make one goose as a bedtime guardian or sew a whole flock to keep each other company.

With every stitch, you’re not just creating a toy, you’re adding another member to your household’s little storybook family.

Materials Needed

  • 1 yard of cotton or linen fabric (body, 36”×44”)
  • Scraps of patterned fabric (wings, feet, and beak accents)
  • ¼ yard felt or fleece (optional)
  • Polyester stuffing (around 400 g for each goose)
  • Black buttons or embroidery thread (for eyes)
  • Sewing machine and thread in matching colors
  • Fabric scissors, pins, and chalk
  • Paper for goose body and wing templates

Step-by-step Guide

Step 1: Draw a goose template: a tall, curved neck, rounded body, and wing shape. Then cut two large body pieces, two wings, and four foot shapes.

Step 2: Sew the foot pieces together, leaving the tops open. Stuff lightly, then attach them to the base of one body piece with pins.

Step 3: Place the two body pieces right sides together. Stitch along the edges, leaving an opening at the bottom for stuffing. Turn it right side out.

Step 4: Fill the body firmly with stuffing, shaping the neck so it stands tall without flopping. Then close the opening with a ladder stitch.

Step 5: Attach the wings by sewing along the top edge, allowing them to flap slightly.

You can add the beak from a small triangle of fabric, and sew or embroider eyes.

Step 6: Sit your goose upright and adjust stuffing if needed. It should stand or sit with its large feet giving balance.

Tips:

You can play with fabrics to give each goose its own personality such as stripes for a funny one, floral for a gentle one, or neutral linen for a farmhouse look.

When I made mine, I discovered kids love giving each goose a name and treating them like pets.

If you make several, you’ll end up with your own handmade flock that’s impossible not to love.

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Lois Capone

Lois Capone

Lois Capone is a wife and mom in her 50s who enjoys sharing gardening, DIY tips, and home decor ideas. She believes that with some inspiration, anyone can create a special feel in their home and garden.

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