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
- 16. paper eye patch —- view the tutorial
- 17. Fire Flowers template —- view the tutorial
- 18. zombie valentine template (4 options): zombie LOVE valentine – 2 per page or zombie LOVE valentine – 4 per page or zombie LIKE valentine – 2 per page or zombie LIKE valentine – 4 per page —- view the tutorial
- 19. paper Piranha Plant flowers —- view the tutorial
- 20. cupcake wrappers —- view the tutorial
- 21. birthday cake box template —- 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
- 14. simple fabric spheres —- view the tutorial
- 15. fez pattern —- view the tutorial
- 16. fingerless monster gloves – all sizes AND fingerless monster gloves – spikes & faces —- view the tutorial
- 17. changeable fabric headband pattern —- view the tutorial
- 18. tentacle neck pillow page 1 and tentacle neck pillow page 2 —- view the tutorial
- 19. Triforce coin pouch —- view the tutorial
- 20. circular coin pouch —- view the tutorial
Other patterns
Marlie
/ August 10, 2011Thanks so much for these! Am stuck inside after surgery so just obsessively making paper bookmarks.
Mary Ellen Griffo
/ March 11, 2012Thank you for all of the patterns. Haven’t gotten
through them yet so still looking at the eye candy.
How do I sign up for your blog spot? Thanks,Mary Ellen
Tally
/ March 12, 2012Hi Mary Ellen,
I’m not sure if I’m understanding your question correctly, but if you’re asking how to follow the blog, I’ve getting the blog revamped a bit in the near future and there will be an RSS button you can use to add it to your feed.
EDIT: Some changes and updates have now been made, and you should see a “Subscribe via RSS” link at the top right of the blog, just above the Etsy store widget. :)
emma
/ April 2, 2012hey,
Thank you for all the absolutly amazing patterens is their a possibilty that you could put up some more easer themed crafts.
Thanks very much Emma
Rebecca
/ July 2, 2012Thank you for the templates. I was wondering if you could also include the finished product underneath some templates. It would greately help to visualize how the art will look at the end.
Tally
/ July 3, 2012You’re welcome, Rebecca! I hope they’ve been fun & useful.
I’ve thought of adding photos with each listing, but that would make the whole page pretty huge. But if you follow the “view the tutorial” link beside any of the templates & patterns, it’ll take you to a page where the first thing you see should be a picture of the finished item.
Happy crafting! :)
chelsea
/ July 3, 2012These are awesome! Please post more! I am an RA at a school and I’m using these as my templates. If you make more that can be used as doortag’s I will try to have some of the offices on campus hellp fund you :)
Whitney Cook
/ July 15, 2012You are a wonderful and creative person and many blessings will come your way for being so generous…karma…ahhh. THANKS SO MUCH
Hannah
/ October 11, 2012Tally,
I want to make matching monster gloves for my friend and I, and I was wondering if you could post a pattern/template for me? I love your blog :)
Tally
/ October 14, 2012Hi Hannah,
I had actually planned to post the pattern and a tutorial in about mid-November (I’ve got a schedule of posts, you see), but I could probably just post the pattern sometime in the next week or so for those who want to use it sooner and can figure out the putting it together part on their own. It’s pretty straightforward. I’ll try to get this done this week!
Joan Steele
/ November 15, 2012Hi – we love you patterns and templates. We have been making the monster bookmarks, can we sell the finished project to raise school funds ?
Tally
/ November 15, 2012Hi Joan,
Thanks! If it’s for a school fundraiser type project I’d be just fine with you making and selling monster bookmarks using my template. Thanks for asking, and best of luck with the fundraising!
Kay
/ December 1, 2012I adore these and am having so much fun. I would like to donate something for the completely detailed tutorial and for the lovely pattern. What address?
Tally
/ December 10, 2012Hi Kay,
Thanks for asking! You can just click on the “Donate” button on this page for the right account, or send to [email protected]. Thanks so much for stopping by! Glad to hear that you’re enjoying the projects. :)