Munch – PDF pattern for a softie with a pocket mouth (monster, digital pattern) by ShinyHappyWorld
8,99 USD Meet Munch! When he gets nervous he munches on his hands.
When he gets very anxious he nibbles on his hands AND feet. I believe he’s really
concerned about fulfilling you. He hopes you like him!< br/ > His mouth is good for more than nibbling extremities. It’s a great place to hide special treasures! And it’s remarkably easy to make.:–RRB-
Exactly what You Get * A full-sized pattern -. No increasing the size of or reducing needed
< br/ > * Detailed guidelines with lots and great deals of step-by -step photos. You’ll never ever feel lost or wonder if you’re doing traits ideal
< br/ > * Links to videos teaching you every skill you’ll have to make your own Munch – from stitching curves to stuffing, to sewing up that packing hole. You can completely do this! It’s a workshop in a pattern!
What You’ll Need < br/ > * 1/3 yd. fleece material * scraps of satin and/ or patterned fabric for the mouth and the ear linings * 2 12mm security eyes
< br/ > * plastic pellets for filling (I like Fairfield Poly Pellets)
< br/ > * polyester fiberfill (I love Fairfield brand name Soft Touch Polyfil Supreme)
< br/ > * sewing maker, thread, basic sewing and embroidery tools
* a few hours
< br/ > Size 9 inches high (not counting his looong legs) and 9 inches broad at the base. He’s the perfect size for hugging. See the last photo for an image of a customer-made Munch with an actual kid for scale.:–RRB-
Problem Munch is an easy softie pattern to make -nice big pieces that are simple to work with, gentle curves, absolutely nothing fussy. And he’s a lot enjoyable to have fun with! Take a look at the added photos!
After your purchase you’ll receive an email permitting you to download the pattern immediately. Your really own Munch could be munching on his hands and feet and guarding unique treasures soon …:–RRB-
© Wendi Gratz 2013
This pattern is for individual usage only and is not readily available for industrial resale. That indicates you CAN sell traits you make with the pattern (as long as you are making them yourself), but you CAN NOT copy and sell or digitally disperse the pattern itself.