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Softie Making: resources for making handmade softies » halloween

“Monkenottukhamun” by Q.D. Patooties

Posted Friday 10 October 2008 and filed under: 2-Legged Creatures, Animal Softies, Tutorials/Free Patterns
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Q.D. Patooties has come up with another ripper of a softie - “Monkenottukhamun” (pronounced “Monkey-not-too-common”) - specially made for Halloween:


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A good project for beginner softie-makers and a good one to use up some scraps too! And what a brilliant name too :-)

She shares the free pattern and instructions here: “Monkenottukhamun” by Q.D. Patooties

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Not-so-scary Monsters by Fern of CraftBlog

Posted Friday 10 October 2008 and filed under: Monster Softies, Tutorials/Free Patterns
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Thanks to Fern for alerting me to her fantastic free tutorial and pattern for some very cute and not-so-scary monsters on a new-ish collaborative Aussie blog - CraftBlog:


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In Fern’s words: “They’re entirely hand sewn and the fun fur is very forgiving, so they make a great project for beginners or for the young sewer. Make them in a variety of colours and spread them around the house for some fluffy Halloween decorations, put a bell or a rattle in them and they become great toys for toddlers . . .”

I like the idea of making lots of fluffy monsters in different colours and spreading them around the home for Halloween. These would also make really adorable giveaways for kids’ birthday parties too - just attach a personalised tag with the child’s name to the monster.

The pattern is downloadable in pdf format and the instructions are very easy to follow.

For details go here: Not-So-Scary Monsters by Fern of CraftBlog

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