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How to Give Your Monster an Underbite – video tutorial

Colorful monster plush toy with starry black background, perfect for kids' craft projects.

If you have the Mix & Match Monsters applique quilt pattern, you may have wondered about a mysterious dotted line that runs through some of the pattern pieces.

Wonder no more!

In this video I show you how you can use that line to give your monsters underbites and overbites and add teeth and tongues.

Here are a bunch of the samples you see at the end of the video. You can click on the images to see them closer.

Colorful monster applique on pink quilt, kids' quilt, playful design, fun fabric, sewing projects.
Vibrant orange quilt with cute green monster appliqué, bright and creative kids' sewing project.
Bright pink smiling crocodile embroidery on blue quilted background, children's toy or fabric design.
Colorful octopus applique on a playful blue quilt. Perfect for kids' bedding or nursery decor.
Colorful monster applique quilt block on bright yellow background, playful children's fabric art.
Colorful blue monster applique on bright yellow quilt, playful and child-friendly design for kids' comforters.
Bright orange animal applique with big eyes on pink quilted fabric, playful children's fabric design, cute kids' sewing project.
Bright orange monster pincushion with googly eyes on purple quilted fabric.
Bright pink quilt with a cute yellow monster embroidery featuring big eyes and tiny horns.
Vibrant handmade crochet toys and patterns from Shiny Happy World.

Here are links to all the posts showing how to applique with fusible adhesive – my favorite method. It’s fast and easy and (with the right materials) it holds up beautifully to rough use and repeated washing.

Here are links to special posts about eyes.

Here are links to some extra fun things you can do with your applique.

Other Applique Methods

Finished with this topic?

Return to the Let’s Make a Quilt main Table of Contents.

Move on to the lessons about outline stitching.

Happy stitching!

Vibrant handmade crochet toys and patterns from Shiny Happy World.

1 COMMENT

  1. Josefina SAYS...

    I have the patterns from the Craftsy class ‘Monsters’. And I just saw the broken lines, I am set; thank you!