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Munch - a softie pattern with a fun pocket mouth
Munch - a softie pattern with a fun pocket mouth
Munch - a softie pattern with a fun pocket mouth
Munch - a softie pattern with a fun pocket mouth
Munch - a softie pattern with a fun pocket mouth
Munch - a softie pattern with a fun pocket mouth
Munch - a softie pattern with a fun pocket mouth
Munch - a softie pattern with a fun pocket mouth
Munch - a softie pattern with a fun pocket mouth
Munch - a softie pattern with a fun pocket mouth
Munch - a softie pattern with a fun pocket mouth
Munch - a softie pattern with a fun pocket mouth
Munch - a softie pattern with a fun pocket mouth
Munch - a softie pattern with a fun pocket mouth
Munch - a softie pattern with a fun pocket mouth

Munch - a softie pattern with a fun pocket mouth

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Meet Munch! He's a squishy monster with a fun pocket mouth!

That pocket is a great place to hide gifts and special treasures! And it's surprisingly easy to make. :­-)

This is exclusively available as a PDF pattern, delivered instantly and ready to print onto letter-size paper. No shipping costs and no waiting! If you're not sure what a PDF pattern is, you'll find more info here.

Pattern Details

You Get. . .

  • A digital PDF file delivered instantly by email. If you're not sure what that is, there's more info here.
  • full-sized pattern pieces – no enlarging needed
  • detailed instructions and lots of step by step photos – you’ll never feel lost or wonder if you’re doing it right
  • links to videos teaching you all the skills you’ll need to make your own huggable monster – from sewing curves and stuffing, to stitching up that stuffing hole. You can totally do this! It’s a workshop in a pattern!

Size

 

9 inches tall (not counting his looong legs) and 9 inches wide at the base. He’s the perfect size for hugging.

Difficulty

Easy! Munch is made with nice big pieces that are easy to work with, gentle curves, nothing fussy. And he's so much fun to play with! Your very own Munch could be nibbling on his hands and feet and guarding special treasures very soon. . .

Materials Needed

You can find links to sources for many of my favorite tools and supplies here.

You'll Need. . .

  • 1/3 yd. fleece fabric
  • scraps of satin and patterned fabric for the mouth and the ear linings
  • two 12 mm safety eyes
  • plastic pellets for filling (I like Fairfield Poly Pellets)
  • polyester fiberfill (I love Fairfield brand Soft Touch Poly­fil Supreme)
Permissions

This pattern is not available for commercial resale. That means you may not copy and sell or digitally distribute the pattern or any variation of the pattern. 

For information about selling something you make using my designs, please see this post.

Customer Reviews

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Roseanne Stewart
Customer approved!

Our grand daughter loves both Mr.munch & friend, heart shaped. Thank you for inspiring the fun!

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Jennifer

Beautifully written pattern. I can’t wait to make it.

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Stephanie

My mom was the seamstress in our family. She was always there to mend or alter whatever needed it, which might be why I made it to middle age without doing much sewing, even though she taught me when I was young. She's been gone for over a year now, and I just bought my first sewing machine. I actually got this pattern for a friend and had never intended to attempt it myself, but the incredibly clear instructions, friendly tone, and many included links to tutorial videos made me feel like I could. This is more than a pattern -- it's a sewing class in a PDF. And now, after much less time and effort than I expected, here is my silly pickle-frog-melon Munch, my first project on my first sewing machine. My mom would have loved him. Thank you, Wendi, for making me believe I could do it!

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Stephanie

My mom was the seamstress in our family. She was always there to mend or alter whatever needed it, which might be why I made it to middle age without doing much sewing, even though she taught me when I was young. She's been gone for over a year now, and I just bought my first sewing machine. I actually got this pattern for a friend and had never intended to attempt it myself, but the incredibly clear instructions, friendly tone, and many included links to tutorial videos made me feel like I could. This is more than a pattern -- it's a sewing class in a PDF. And now, after much less time and effort than I expected, here is my silly pickle-frog-melon Munch, my first project on my first sewing machine. My mom would have loved him. Thank you, Wendi, for making me believe I could do it!

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PENNY

The pattern is adorable and looks easy to make. We're making them when my granddaughters come for a visit next month. I can't wait.

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