As it was requested, the pattern I used for my handpaws (download to view).

It's formatted for A4 paper, but there's a 1" scale on a couple of sheets.

Instructions:

- Print all three pages, and then match the top and bottom of the hand pattern using the lines, and tape together.

- Cut out 1 handpaw pattern piece from fur, noting the fur direction.

- Cut each of the pawpad pieces from fleece, felt, or other non-fraying fabric, and sew to the fur piece, making sure you don't go too close to the edges of the fur. Stuff each pad lightly as you go.

- Pin the completed palm to a rectangle of fur, matching the fur direction. Don't cut it out neatly, a rough rectangle is fine!

- Sew around the edges (roughly where the dotted lines are on the pattern)

- Cut out the fur rectangle more neatly, so it has a similar seam allowance to the palm.

- Snip down between each of the fingers, cutting as close to the sewing line as you dare. This is to make the fingers usable :P

- Turn inside out, pull any excess fur out of seams, shave/trim if necessary, then admire your handiwork. :)

Hope this is helpful!

Free to use on a non-commercial basis - ie, don't sell handpaws you make using this, please.