Create Your Own Plush Haunted Ice Cream Cone

 
 

Get ready to add a spooky yet adorable touch to your Halloween decorations with our Plush Haunted Ice Cream Cone pattern!

Standing at approximately 10 inches tall, this delightful project is made from cozy fleece and felt fabrics and stuffed with soft polyester filling.

Whether you’re a seasoned sewing enthusiast or just getting started, this pattern is perfect for bringing a whimsical Halloween spirit into your home.

Plus, you can easily adjust the size by printing the pattern at a different scale!


Supplies You’ll Need

To get started on your haunted ice cream cone, gather the following supplies:

  • Fleece fabric in your choice of spooky colors (black, white, orange, purple, etc.)

  • Felt fabric for additional details (eyes, mouth, sprinkles, etc.)

  • Polyester stuffing for a plush finish

  • Sewing thread to match your fabrics

  • Fabric scissors

  • Sewing machine

  • Pins to hold your fabric in place

 

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  • Red Anti-Pill Fleece Fabric - Shop

  • Green Anti-Pill Fleece Fabric - Shop

  • Green Felt Fabric - Shop

  • Polyester Stuffing - Shop

  • Sewing Thread - Shop

  • Fabric Scissors - Shop

  • Sewing Needles - Shop

  • Pins - Shop


 

Adjust the size

Would you prefer a different size cone? With digital PDF patterns, you can easily adjust the size by printing the pattern pages at a different scale. When decreasing the size, you can print on the same standard paper size. When increasing the size, send your pattern pages to a print shop with larger printer paper options.

Coupon Code

Use coupon code “spooky” at checkout for 30% off.


 
 

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