Easy Sew Ghost Plushie – Free Pattern

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Square feature photo of a finished plushie ghost on a white backgound with paper confetti holding a BOO banner.

Make this easy sew ghost plushie using a microfiber cloth or lightweight fleece. I used a microfiber cloth from Dollar Tree! The cloth is 24″ x 16″ and you only need one to make this cute little ghost.

This Halloween stuffed ghost measures about 12-inches tall and can be sewn by hand in about 30 minutes. I added a simple “B-O-O” felt banner, but the ghost is just as cute without it.

Note: If you plan to make this ghost plushie for a young child, avoid small embellishments and be sure all parts are securely attached. Safety eyes, felt banners, ribbon, buttons, and other small decorations may pose a choking hazard.

Easy Sew Ghost Plushie - dollar tree carwash cloth
One Dollar Tree microfiber car wash cloth makes one ghost plushy!

Easy Sew Ghost Plushie – Video

Youtube video

Supplies

How to Make an Easy Sew Ghost Plushie

STEP 1:

Print the pattern pages at 100% size, cut and assemble that paper patrern with tape. Next, fold your microfiber cloth in half and use stick pins to pin the pattern to the two fabric layers. Cut the fabric according to the pattern.

Easy Sew Ghost Plushie - cut from pattern

STEP 2: Sew and Finish

Add eyes to the front of your ghost and draw a mouth using a fabric pen or a fine-point permanent marker. Sew your fabric layers wrong-sides together (eyes on the inside). Hand-stitch the fabric layers together with about 1/4″ seam allowance. See the video above for more details.

Leave about a 3-4 inch opening at the bottom of your ghost plushie to turn right-side out. Stuff it with Poly-fil and stitch closed.

Easy Sew Ghost Plushie - on a festive background with spider and creepy cloth without the boo banner.

Add a felt banner using the template in the supplies list (optional).

Easy Sew Ghost Plushie - Pinterest Pin to share.
Star divider used has two hand drawn lines with a star in the center, used as a content break and signals new or different content below. This doodle style illustration is in a medium charcoal gray.

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