Most magical Unicorn sewing patterns

This unicorn toy sewing pattern is designed for fabric that doesn't fray like felt or fleece. The button joints give it a bit of movement and fun. I just love the little heart cutie-mark!

This gorgeous unicorn doll from Smitten Dolls includes wings (so I guess it's an alicorn!) and a removable tutu. It's made with a sewing machine from cotton, fleece and tulle. The tiny stars in her mane look so adorable!

The felt unicorn sewing pattern from Maisie Moo Pattern Shop includes an SVG file so the pattern pieces can be cut with a Cricut or similar cutting machine, as well as the printable pattern templates. The pattern comes in two sizes (5.5 inch and 13 inch). I love the rainbow mane!

The adorable My Sweet Pony from Gingermelon includes 3 manes, 2 tails, Pegasus wings, Flutterby wings and a unicorn horn option, with lots of sweet details. With different coloured felt, you could sew quite a herd!

How can you not smile at this fun Unicorn Doll Plush sewing pattern from Altoys. I love the goofy eyes! Clothing patterns are available separately.

Another sweet felt unicorn is this one from FeltyPretty. It has so much character with its fun face, spiral mane and tail, and holding onto its heart.

U is for Unicorn is part of Ric Rac Sew's alphabet animals. I love how wild its mane looks (just like my daughter's hair!).

A handmade lovey makes a great baby shower gift and I love this unicorn lovey from Cute Toys Vladimir. What baby or toddler wouldn't want to take that with them wherever they go! (Better make two in case one gets lost!)

The Floppy Unicorn Plush pattern from Choly Knight has 4 different designs, based on the seasons. The eyes are sewn with fusible web applique (machine embroidery designs are sold separately). It's another amazing pattern with gorgeous details, and alicorn and pegasus options too!

My son chose this pattern for making a Christmas present for his sister, and it is so fun and cute. I love the fun roly-poly design and cute little face!

The stuffed unicorn pattern from Delilah Iris has a realistic horse design, with options for a pegasus for alicorn too. They are made with sewn-in wire to make the toys gently poseable.

I've made two Woonicorns for my daughter (after having to leave one behind when we moved overseas) and they are the most adorable ride on hobby horses. You can see my versions here and here. It is a gorgeous and whimsical unicorn sewing pattern.

The unicorn head sewing pattern from Akasito can hang on the wall or be used as a cuddly toy. A row of these on a nursery wall would be adorable!

Noialand has the sweetest sewing patterns, and this unicorn (or alicorn) is no exception. It is approximately 5 inches tall and is hand-sewn with felt.

Another wall-hanging option is the Faux Taxidermy Felt Unicorn Head from Bustle and Sew. It's handsewn with felt.

The felt unicorn from Kosucas has a great sense of motion with the way the legs are positioned. I can see my daughter trotting that one around the room. (And it's another one with alicorn and pegasus options!)

And for something completely different, why not sew a felt doll with a unicorn costume (including unicorn dress) and it's own unicorn hobby horse. Could it get any cuter?