One size fits most.

 You Will Need:

Cut out the following pattern piec- 2 pieces of 12x8 (30x22cm, 1.2-1.5mm thick)
es in felt (substitute colours as de- felt in grey and 1 piece in skin tone .
sired): Matching thread in grey.
1 main mask in grey
Sewing needle, pins & Scissors.
2 ears in grey Permanent marker/laundry marker.

1 muzzle in grey Long skinny tool such as a skewer for stuffing.

17 1/2 (44.5 cm) piece of black hat elastic.

1 nose top in grey

2 eye surrounds in skin tone

Please print pattern in A4 format to keep measurements accurate. US 'letter' paper size will still feed through
your printer when A4 is selected from your print options.

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1. With pattern attached to main mask, use a permanent 1.
marker/laundry marker to draw eye holes on. Now fold
the main mask at the eye, and snip into the eye shape.
You can now get your scissors in to cut out the eye hole.

2. Trace the line for the top of the nose and the nostrils in the
same way. Take off the pattern, and cut along the marked
lines. Turn these lines to the wrong side when sewing.
Mark the eye holes with pattern still
3. Fold the muzzle with wrong sides together along one v attached.
shaped slit, matching edges. Oversew/whipstitch closed
with grey thread. Repeat for all slits on muzzle piece.
2.
4. Starting from the centre, oversew the nose piece first to the
nostril side of the main mask. Then, going back to the
centre, sew the other nostril side to the nose piece. Return-
ing to the centre, now oversew the top section of the nose
piece.
5. Push this section with your fingers so that it makes a
step Trace the nose line and nostrils onto fel
and cut out.

3. 4. 5.

Sew v shaped slits together around Oversew nose piece from centre out, Push nose out to sit the right way for
muzzle. with matching thread. the finished mask.

Please print pattern in A4 format to keep measurements accurate. US 'letter' paper size will still feed through
your printer when A4 is selected from your print options.

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If selling pre-   
 1. Pin eye surround on main mask. With grey thread, 1.
back stitch around the eye hole. Then, beginning at
the nose and stitching around the bottom of the eye
surround, back stitch around the bottom of the eye
surround.
2. Once you get to the outside corner, begin placing a
small amount of stuffing in behind the eye surround.
Only stuff under the eye to the centre of the eye hole. Stitch around the eye surround.
As you continue sewing around the eye surround,
continue placing small amounts of stuffing behind
the surround. 2.
3. Once you have reached the nose side of your eye
surround, back stitch as shown on the pattern, from
the nose corner of the eye hole. Stitch through the
middle of the eye surround.

Whipstitch/oversew bottom v shaped

slit on muzzle with right sides together.

3. TOP TIP:
For sewing the centre of
the eye surround, draw a
light line in lead pencil,
as every wobble in this
line tends to show!
Pin nose to muzzle and sew in place
with black thread and running stitch.

Please print pattern in A4 format to keep measurements accurate. US 'letter' paper size will still feed through
your printer when A4 is selected from your print options.

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If selling pre-   
 1. Pin the muzzle so that there is a 1/8 (.5cm) overlap at 1.
the top of the nose, and 1/4 (.5-1 cm) for the remainder
of the muzzle.

2. Sew your muzzle to the main mask, close to the edge of

the muzzle. Use matching thread and small running
stitches.

3. Take the ears, and roll, matching corners at the edges, Pin muzzle to main mask.
and overlapping bottom edge by 1/2 (1cm). Sew in
place.

4. Pin ear to main mask between markers indicated on pat- 2.

ternusing pins on the felt mask to show these lines.
Sew ear on with grey thread and running stitch, in be-
tween markers, with bottom of v made by the ear
slightly lower than the centre point between your pin
markers.

Sew muzzle to main mask.

3. 4.

Sew ear together with grey thread and Pin and sew each ear to main mask.
running stitch.

Please print pattern in A4 format to keep measurements accurate. US 'letter' paper size will still feed through
your printer when A4 is selected from your print options.

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If selling pre-   
1. Measure around the back of the childs head from out- 1.
side corner of one eye to the outside corner of the other.
Cut hat elastic to this length. If the child is not available
to measure, 13 (33cm) usually fits a small child/toddler
and 17 1/2 (44.5cm) fits a small adult head.

2. Sew one end of elastic to main mask on wrong side with

grey thread doubled, approximately 1/2 (1.25cm) from
outside edge of mask, level with the corner of the eye. Measure the length of hat elastic de-
(Dont sew all the way through the eye surround layers. sired..
Hide your sewing in the stuffing rather than showing it
on the right side of the mask). 2.
3. Tie a double knot in elastic over sewing. Repeat sewing
and knots for other side of the mask.

Sew one end of elastic to main mask

with black thread. Repeat for other side.

Running Stitch Whip Stitch/Oversewing

3.

Sew one end of elastic to main mask

with black thread.
Back Stitch

Please print pattern in A4 format to keep measurements accurate. US 'letter' paper size will still feed through
your printer when A4 is selected from your print options.

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If selling pre-   
 Pl
ac Ear
em
Main Mask en
t

Muzzle
 Ear

Eye
Surround

Nose Piece

1 inch

1 centimetre