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Topic: The Dark Lord Voldy! Now with his new friend Dumbles! *Tutorial Added!*  (Read 19978 times)
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« on: March 25, 2006 07:17:53 AM »

My sister loves the Potter Puppet Pals. So for Christmas (I know, I'm so behind in my posting!) I crocheted her a Voldemort! He turned out so cute and not evil looking that we have re-named him Voldy!



He's not a puppet but she loves him! So much so that she now wants an entire cast of crochet characters! Even those not in the puppet pals - she loves Malfoy!

A new friend for Voldy has been completed...



Dumbles!

Pattern!

This pattern can be used to make any of the Potter Puppet Pals. The colour of yarn used to make the pieces and the embroidered embellishments are what makes them different.

Body (Make 2)
Ch 25. Sc in first ch from hook. Sc along to the end of row.
*a* Turn, sc in 2nd sc from hook (so you skip one sc). Sc along row until you reach last two scs. Skip one and sc in last sc of row. (You have now decreased the row by two scs).
*b* Turn, sc along whole row.
Continue *a* and *b* alternately until piece is 7 scs wide.
Then repeat *b* for 6 rows.
Tie off and tuck in ends.
Embroider on any design elements such as Dumbledore's stars.

Feet (Make 4)
Ch 5. Sc in first ch from hook. Sc along to end of row.
Turn, sc in 2nd sc from hook. Sc in next sc, skip next sc and sc in final sc.
Turn, sc along.
Turn, sc in 2nd sc from hook, sc in final sc.
Turn, sc in 2nd sc from hook.
Tie off and tuck in ends.

Hands (Make 4)
Ch 4. Sc in first ch from hook. Sc along to end of row.
Turn, sc in 2nd sc from hook. Sc in final sc of row.
Turn, sc in 2nd sc from hook.
Tie off and tuck in ends.

Arms (Make 4)
Ch 8. Sc in first ch from hook. Sc along to end of row.
*a* Turn, sc in first sc from hook. Sc along to end of row.
*b* Turn, sc in 2nd sc from hook. Sc along to final 2 scs. Skip one and sc in final sc of row.
Continue *a* *a* *b* until piece is 2 scs wide.
Then repeat *a* for 2 rows.
Tie off and tuck in ends.

Head (Make 2)
This started off as the half ball pattern posted by BeaG. I altered and omitted some of the last few rounds to make it flatter. The original pattern is shown in italics.
Ch4, join. Continue by working in spirals (mark the start/end of a round with a safety pin)
R1: 6 sc in circle
R2: 2 sc in every sc (=12)
R3: 2 sc in every 2nd sc (=18)
R4: 2 sc in every 2nd sc (=27)
R5: 27 sc
R6: 2 sc in every 4th sc (=33)
R7: 2 sc in every 4th sc (=41)

R8: 41 sc
R9: 41 sc
Tie off and tuck in ends.
Embroider on facial features and add any hair/Dumbledore's beard.

Ears
Ch 3. Sc in first sc from hook. Sc along to end of row.
Turn, sc in 2nd sc from hook. Sc in final sc of row.
Tie off and tuck in ends.

Hat - Dumbledore (Make 2)
Ch 15. Sc in first sc from hook. Sc along to the end of row.
*a* Turn, sc in 2nd sc from hook. Sc along row until you reach last two scs. Skip one and sc in last sc of row.
*b* Turn, sc along whole row.
Continue *a* and *b* alternately until piece is 1 sc wide.
Tie off and tuck in ends.
Embroider on star.

Finishing Off
Sew together feet pieces, adding stuffing.
Sew together body pieces, adding stuffing and incorporating sewing in the feet at the base.
Sew together hand pieces, adding stuffing.
Sew together arm pieces, adding stuffing and incorporating sewing in the hands at the wider end.
Sew arms on to the body near the top.
Sew together the head, adding stuffing and incorporating sewing onto the body at the bottom.
Sew on the ears.
If making Dumbledore - Sew together hat pieces, adding stuffing and incorporating sewing onto the head.

This is the first pattern I've written so if there are any problems with it please let me know.

Thanks for looking and happy bothering if you decide to make one!  Cheesy
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« Reply #1 on: March 25, 2006 07:30:41 AM »

Aww! It's the Dark Lord Voldemort. But he's so cute. So, so cute. *cough* did you, uh, happen to come up with a pattern? *beg*
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« Reply #2 on: March 25, 2006 09:47:14 AM »

 Wink  He is very cute.     

My 4 year old neice, who just became a big sister last night is looking here with me & even before I read the post to her she said ..."Is that Moldy Voldy?" Tht what she called Voldermort when I was watching the movie the other night.   lol
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« Reply #3 on: March 25, 2006 09:48:37 AM »

Aww that's brilliant!
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« Reply #4 on: March 25, 2006 12:16:48 PM »

oh cool I need to learn to make dolls so I can make myself the whole cast too. Oh that is so rockin and I am a huge fan of Harry Potter.
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« Reply #5 on: March 25, 2006 01:20:40 PM »

wow.... I think creating 3D dolls and such stuff takes so much creativity and thinking.. you did a great job!
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« Reply #6 on: March 25, 2006 01:40:00 PM »

 Grin That is AWESOME!!
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« Reply #7 on: March 25, 2006 08:47:06 PM »

that. is. Hysterical.

Just promise me you'll go around hitting people with them saying "BOTHER BOTHER BOTHER BOTHER" in a british accent.
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« Reply #8 on: March 27, 2006 12:32:45 PM »

Thank you all for your compliments!  Cheesy

SeeMe - There is no proper pattern for him. I made him by creating crochet pieces using single crochet with decreasing to shape and sewing them together. eg I made one piece for the front of the gown and one for the back and sewed them together. So it's really easy as long as you don't mind a bit of sewing!
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« Reply #9 on: March 27, 2006 03:04:38 PM »

That is so freakin awesome!!!

A few months ago I started making a Snape doll similar to your Voldy, but mine wasn't coming out nowhere near as good(so he's been put off to the side for now) as your's!
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