Paper patterns and templates

• 1. cassette tape notebooks —- view the tutorial
  
• 2. paper pumpkin template —- view the tutorial
• 3. page corner bookmark monsters —- view the tutorial
  
• 4. paper orchid template —- view the tutorial
• 5. open-ended paper heart box —- view the tutorial
• 6. paper planter insert —- view the tutorial
• 7. paper leaves —- view the tutorial
• 8. cardboard hockey player marionette —- view the tutorial
• 9. toilet paper tube dolls —- view the tutorial
• 10. paper poppy petals —- view the tutorial
• 11. paper pillow box – large, paper pillow box- medium, paper pillow box – small & tiny —- view the tutorial
• 12. paper monster wine charms —- view the tutorial
• 13. paper pie gift box template —- view the tutorial
• 14. bunny napkin rings template —- view the tutorial
• 15. pooping paper bunny basket —- view the tutorial

Sewing patterns

• 1. plush pig pattern — view the tutorial
• 2. Baby Myr Pattern —- view the tutorial
  
• 3. sad panda mask template —- view the tutorial
• 4. phoenix mask template —- view the tutorial
• 5. beady eyed fish pattern —- view the tutorial
• 6. hood pattern —- view the tutorial
• 7. tiger ears & tummy templates —- view the tutorial
• 8. penguin doll pattern —- view the tutorial (portions of this pattern can also be used for the derpy penguin bag project)
• 9. banana bird pattern —- view the tutorial
• 10. basic fleece hat pattern —- view the tutorial
• 11. bulging swamp monster eyeballs pattern —- view the tutorial
• 12. monster/dinosaur hat spikes pattern —- view the tutorial
• 13. Assassin’s Creed 3 hood PART 1 and Assassin’s Creed 3 hood PART 2 —- view the tutorial

Wondering what’s up with the donate button? Please read the highly informational information below:

So what’s all this about, then?
Patterns (not all of them, but some) can take quite a bit of work to create, and even the simple ones take some time and effort. There’s drafting them, trying them out, re-drafting them, trying them out again, and lather rinse repeat until I get it right. I do all this because it’s fun and I want to do it, but if you’ve used those patterns and you feel like my efforts are worth a few dollars, well that would be lovely and encouraging. Even more relevant, it will help fund the acquisition of more crafting supplies which I will use to make more blog posts for you to enjoy – very cyclical. Like that circle of life stuff, except without having anything to do with birth or cute little lion cubs or Elton John.

So I have to pay to use your patterns?
Nope! If you’ve found them useful or enjoyable and want to encourage and support me by throwing a few bucks my way, that’d be great. If not, that’s also fine. I mostly just hope that you’ll use them to craft cool stuff to share with the world.

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