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Supplies you will need:
(UPDATE: After having so many people request the Tacky Pattern, I made one that you can download HERE and HERE.)
- black cardstock paper
- white cardstock paper
- scrapbook paper
- small orange sheet of cardstock paper
- scissors
- googly eyes
- glue stick
- fine tip black marker
3. Then I cut the outline out, placed it on the penguin and kind of eyeballed where I needed to cut it for the neckline and arms. Hope that makes sense. Here is what the shirt looked like before gluing it on. I simply free handed a bow tie using a different piece of scrapbook paper. The boys picked out what paper they wanted for the bow tie too.
4. After gluing on the shirt and tie, the boys added buttons up the whole shirt, and then added lines for his feet.
I adore Tacky! Much more than my kids actually. I would have enjoyed your singing. 🙂
That is so cute. My mom loves penguins!=) bellesbazaar-heather.blogspot.com
I would love, love the patterns for Tacky. diedra jcotphoto@aol.com
The craft is adorable! I would love the patterns. Thanks so much! Wandarodri@aol.com
Thank you very much for these instructions. It helped me and my son to make one for his school project.
Please send me your pattern also! I love it!
tippy14@gmail.com
Thank you!
Please send me this pattern also! I love it! tippy14@gmail.com
Thank you!
I can't wait to do this with my preschool class! Thanks so much for posting the pattern!
I can't wait to do this with my preschoolers! Thanks for posting the pattern!
Thank you for sharing your pattern – we LOVE Tacky at our preschool!
Sandy@smartypantspreschool.net
Thank you for sharing your Tacky patterns. I can’t wait for my Transitional Class to make their own Tacky.