DIY Paw Patrol Felt Board – Free Patterns

I am so excited to be sharing with you guys the patterns I created for this project!
My boys love Paw Patrol and I knew it was time for an updated set for our Felt Board.
TRUST ME… this isn’t as hard as it looks.
And with patterns in your pocket – girl – you got this!
I use ONE thread color (white) and do it all with a simple hand stitch.
You can do this! and your little Paw Patrol fans will LOVE it.
Scroll down for the details and the link to download the free patterns!
Over the years, I’ve created a cupcake felt set, ice cream felt set, a little town felt scene and two Felt Boards!
Here’s the Felt Board Tutorial for the one the kids are using in this post!

It’s been so fun seeing the boys play with the felt set but honestly, all of the kids get in on it!
They do stories with the felt board…. or I’ll look over and
one of the kids will be sitting there working on it by themselves…
It’s final home is in our play room and I just love having a felt board set up!
This is an inexpensive DIY project and once you start creating with felt, you’ll get hooked on it.
(photo below: That pointer finger by Asher is his thumbs up…
and Micah is just being five. haha. goobers.)

SUPPLIES:
My FREE Paw Patrol Felt Patterns – Immediate Download
Felt
(I get mine at Michael’s. I like the quality there the best.)
Colors: Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Pink, Black, Grey, White, 3 shades of blue
White Thread
Needle
Scissors
Felt Board
(You can check out my Felt Board Tutorial or
even just get a larger piece of felt they can stick these too!)

PAW PATROL FELT PATTERNS:
Ok… I’m just gonna say that they aren’t the prettiest printable patterns…lol.
BUT these are the ones I used and wanted to
offer this freebie to you so you can jump right in!
The Tower is three pieces..and the kids build it.
You have the top section, the tall base and then the slide.
We have a road that I need to unpack so they can put it across the bottom for the pups to drive on.
But we had just moved when I photographed these.
We have trees, clouds and a sun that they can mix into this set as well.
The kids love using all of the felt board sets together!

Working with felt is very relaxing for me…
I do hand stitch too so it’s a nice quiet activity I can do when kids go to bed or at nap time.
The boys saw it all coming together and
would peek over my arm and see the yellow felt and go, “heyyy rubble!”
or see the orange and go, “it’s zuma!” haha.
It was the best feeling when they boys saw the final set.
They were so excited!

I hope you try out the patterns and
create your own fun Paw Patrol Felt Board set!
Tag me on Instagram if you end up making it and sharing!
@athomewithnatalie

Wanting to work up more felt crafts?
Even more than our felt board sets…I do a lot of felt food!
I’m always adding more batches to our play kitchen for the kids!