20+ Roar-some Dinosaur Sewing Patterns

Flat dino is a cute free dinosaur sewing pattern, designed for little hands. The eyes are a simple hand-embroidered design for a sweet touch.

Delightful dinosaurs from Sweetbriar Sisters includes three dinosaur plush sewing patterns - stegosaurus, tyrannosaurus and brontosaurus. They have moveable joints for extra fun!

Terry Rex from PC Bangles is a t-rex plush pattern with optional movable joints. He can be made with recycled jeans and has lots of big teeth, but somehow doesn't seem that scary!

Sam the Dinosaur is a fun dinosaur plush pattern from While She Naps. He's is 13 inches tall and 19 inches long, and perfect for cuddling!

I love the kooky style of Arttony Toys. This fat dinosaur plush sewing pattern is so cute and cuddly!

Tony or Tracy T-rex is a cute t-rex stuffed animal pattern from My Funny Buddy. I love his goofy face, and it comes with a bonus pattern of a baby dinosaur set, including eggs and dinosaurs hatching from the eggs.

The Tyrannosaurus Teddy from Zueva Anna Teddy is a pattern template only, with no step-by-step instructions. The end result is an amazing dinosaur that stands 18cm in height and is somehow scary and cute all at once!

How cute is the dinosaur family from Maisie Moo Pattern Shop, including a t-rex, brontosaurus, stegosaurus, diplodocus and a baby dinosaur hatching from an egg. It would make a super-cute baby mobile or garland to hang in a kid's bedroom!

For cute and whimsical, you can't go past the felt dinosaur set from Mimi Boom. The colourful designs would also make an adorable garland or baby mobile.

For a realistic felt dinosaur, check out the pterodactyl sewing pattern from Lori Designs.

Another realistic dinosaur is the felt triceratops sewing pattern from Lori Designs, perfect for the kids who prefers a more accurate dinosaur design.

Another in the collection of realistic dinosaur sewing patterns from Lori Designs is the Felt Steogsuarus sewing pattern. Such great details in a simple hand-sewn design.

Rather than buying a set of plastic toy dinosaurs, why not make a set of 3D felt dinosaurs. This set includes a triceratops, brontosaurus, t-rex, stegosaurus, and a pterodactyl. There's another set that includes a brachiosaurus, ankylosaurus, parasaurolophus, dimetrodon, and a plesiosaurus. The dinosaur pieces can be mixed and matched for hours of creative and imaginative play.

Claire the Brontosaurus is an adorable felt dinosaur, 9.5 inches from nose to tail and about 5 inches tall. Such a sweet design.

What a cute idea with this dinosaur in egg sewing pattern from Anna Pavlovna. I can see hours of playtime fun, hatching the dinosaur out and playing with him.

The DIY Dinosaur plush pattern from We Live Happily Ever After is so big - just perfect for a dinosaur ride for a small child. It would look adorable in the corner of a playroom or nursery.

Choly Knight has the cutest plush sewing patterns and this T-Rex stuffed animal pattern is no exception. They look just like a baby with their big head and very big teeth, but somehow don't seem so scary!

The Baby Dino Pattern from Beloved Ones is a simple design. Sew it up in minky for a snuggly toy for baby. Leave off the ribbons for a diplodocus style dinosaur.

Douglas Diplodocus and Sunshine Stegosaurus are free felt dinosaur sewing patterns from The Craft Train.

Turn two gloves into either an apatosaurus or stegosaurus with these sewing tutorials from Sweater Doll on Cucicucicoo. What a cute way to upcycle the old gloves of a dinosaur-loving kid!

The Cosplaysuit from Rad Patterns can be used as a costume or pajamas. As well as a stegosaurus, you can make cow, bunny, cat, lion, bear, insect, dog, or unicorn onesies. It's perfect for all the kids in the family, not just the dinosaur-obsessed! You can also get patterns that fit the whole family!

Whether you're looking for a costume for Halloween or the dress-up box or a cute swim cover-up, the Dynamite Dinosaur Cape from the Green Hedgehog is perfect for the little dinosaur-lover. It comes in two sizes - baby (12 months to 2T) and kid (approximately 3-9 years).

If a tail is all your kid (or you!) need to feel like a dinosaur, check out this free sewing tutorial from Running with Scissors on the Tatertots and Jello blog.