Free Patterns
This is a listing of the free patterns available from The Sitcom. All in one spot for easy look-up! Remember that most of my patterns are very versatile. One pattern can be used for many projects.
Now you can simply find a pattern you like and decide what project you might like to do with it. This list of free patterns will be increasing soon, so stay tuned to the Sitcom!
Are you new to the Sitcom? Be sure to check out my Frequently Asked Questions Page!
Download the free stencil pattern and find the instructions for this colorful project here!
Tutorial and free pattern for “Gossip” can be found here!
Free quilt pattern series: Windmills at Night. Created especially for beginning quilters, this series walks you through the steps to create this stunning lap quilt.
Metal Embossed Winter Fairy made from disposable aluminum cookie sheets. Full tutorial can be found here. Or you can download the FREE Winter Fairy pattern and choose your own method to create it!
Faux Quilted Bulletin Board created with a sheet of styrofoam and fabric scraps. Tutorial and free pattern can be found here.
Tutorial and Free Pattern for my Two Turtle Doves Platter can be found here.
The Holiday Santa Advent Calendar Tutorial and free pattern is here.
Make quilled snowflakes with disposable aluminum cookie sheets. You can find the tutorial here: Quilled Aluminum Snowflakes, along with several easy free patterns for the snowflakes!
Free Pattern used with the Faux Punched Tin Tutorial
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Free Printable and tutorial can be found at Critter Bath Bombs Tutorial
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Download PDF File Patterns above at: Cut Paper Art Tutorial
These six patterns and full tutorial can be found here: Faux Tin Tiles Tutorial
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This pattern and full tutorial can be found here:Colorful Book Covers Tutorial
The pdf of the four patterns for Faux Metal Wall art can be downloaded from here: Faux Metal Wall Art tutorial.
Summer Jewels Quilt series with free pattern and instructions.
The pdf for the Holiday Partridge Pattern can be downloaded here: Holiday Partridge Mirror
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thank you,these patterns are great,love the fish,i am thinking needle punch,Dorothy
Thank you for the lovely artwork instructions.Will try the Santa first.
Thank you for the free patterns – I just downloaded the Enchanted Fish that I received for subscribing. He is beautiful. I now have to dream up the colours I want to use and where I will put him.
I love the Turtle Doves too. I will definitely be trying the metal projects!! – I can see that I am going to have fun in here. Thanks again. SylviaC from Canada.
Lovely Thanks so much for sharing. Love the rooster & metal workks.
Thanks so much, Alice! And thank you for being a reader! You are very appreciated!
Lovely. Thanks so much for sharing.
I love what you do…..and have done sooo many of your crafts……Keep on keeping on!!!!
You have some great ideas! I am going to keep your website quite handy as this will come in very useful for my 4-H group.
Hi Suzy,
thank you for your great ideas and tutorials. It’s awsome what you can make out of things anyone else would throw in a trash bin. I’m really impressed.
Greetings from Germany
Glenda
Veramente belle le tue creazioni, sei bravissima!!!!
I just want to thank you for sharing your creativity & “dummy-proof tutorials”. I love your ideas, I can stay on your page for hours and never get bored:)
Thank you Amanda!
You just totally made my day! Thanks so much for stopping by!
suzy
I have been looking for a folded fabric art form like the iris folding you have on your site.
Are there any books out there that give you more information about this type of fabric art.
Are there any other names that this art form goes by? I had a neighbor who made beautiful pictures by folding fabric in many different shape patterns creating beautiful 3 dimensional
art. Thank you
Hi Anne,
Try googling “fabric Origami” there are plenty of examples of this beautiful form of art on the web. Hope that helps!
suzy
Thank you for sharing your BATIK experience. I really want to trait and I enjoyed reading about it.
Signed up for the newsletter but didn’t get link to enchanted fish pattern. What did I miss?
Me too. ??????
The pattern should be in your welcome email. I will send one to you separately in email. Thank you for subscribing!
i am looking for a pattern 2feet by 3 feet. What is the size of peacock or fish pattern. please? your thing is great! Godbless you!
i didn’t get mine either? what did I miss?
wooow i have saw suddenly all kinds of new tutes of you.
wooow you’re sooo talented and a awesome recycling crafting girl. this rocks!!!
i was allready a big fan of yours but now even more.
thank you for all your effords and the great tutes you have made and of course the sharing;-D
Absolutely loved the tin fish. Would love to have more patterns to work with!
love the tin fish.
bravo et MERCI pour toutes ces belles ID
bises et belle journée!
I have been thinking whether it is ok to add gold powder or gold color to the glue to make it look more like the stained glass?
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