Devil
• crochet, needle felting, hand sewing, embroidery, basic sculpting.
• digital/printable PDF tutorial (English)
In folklore, the devil often plays the trickster. In these stories, the devil is sometimes outwitted by clever humans who strike deals with him, only to break the contract with wit and loopholes. The devil’s typical depiction with horns, hooves, and a tail comes from early medieval Europe. These features were borrowed from Pan, the Greek god of the wild, who symbolized chaos and unbridled nature. These features eventually merged with Christian ideas of evil. However, the concept of the devil can be traced back to Zoroastrianism, one of the world’s oldest religions.
This tutorial contains all the instructions you need to make your creepy/cute Devil doll, so read through them carefully, use the many photos I have provided as a guide, and, most of all, have fun!
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Below is detailed information about all tutorial files.
DEVIL TUTORIAL:
• 19-page PDF file
• Step-by-step photo tutorials (80 photos)
• Cloths and embroidery templates
• Many helpful tips
• List of materials and tools used
• Recommended selection of yarn and fabric
SIZE:
• 25 cm/9.8 in
CROCHET BODY TUTORIAL:
• 10-page PDF file
• Step-by-step photo tutorials (37 photos)
• List of crochet techniques abbreviations (US)
SEWING STITCHES TECHNIQUES:
• 9-page PDF file
• Step-by-step photo tutorials (50 photos)
• Running Stitch
• Back Stitch
• Blanket Stitch
CROCHET TECHNIQUES:
• 12-page PDF file
• Step-by-step photo tutorials (80 photos)
• Magic Ring
• Front Loop (FLO)
• Back Loop (BLO)
• Invisible Join
• Standing Stitch
• V Stitch
• X Stitch
• Closing stitches
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Thank you for visiting my shop!
©Maiiou. Maja Piskorska. All rights reserved.
Do not sell, share, or redistribute this tutorial or parts of it in any form, online or offline. Contact me if you wish to sell handmade finished items from my tutorials in limited copies. Please always credit me for my work by putting - 'from a design and tutorial by Maiiou’ on your tags or listings for the finished items.
• crochet, needle felting, hand sewing, embroidery, basic sculpting.
• digital/printable PDF tutorial (English)
In folklore, the devil often plays the trickster. In these stories, the devil is sometimes outwitted by clever humans who strike deals with him, only to break the contract with wit and loopholes. The devil’s typical depiction with horns, hooves, and a tail comes from early medieval Europe. These features were borrowed from Pan, the Greek god of the wild, who symbolized chaos and unbridled nature. These features eventually merged with Christian ideas of evil. However, the concept of the devil can be traced back to Zoroastrianism, one of the world’s oldest religions.
This tutorial contains all the instructions you need to make your creepy/cute Devil doll, so read through them carefully, use the many photos I have provided as a guide, and, most of all, have fun!
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Below is detailed information about all tutorial files.
DEVIL TUTORIAL:
• 19-page PDF file
• Step-by-step photo tutorials (80 photos)
• Cloths and embroidery templates
• Many helpful tips
• List of materials and tools used
• Recommended selection of yarn and fabric
SIZE:
• 25 cm/9.8 in
CROCHET BODY TUTORIAL:
• 10-page PDF file
• Step-by-step photo tutorials (37 photos)
• List of crochet techniques abbreviations (US)
SEWING STITCHES TECHNIQUES:
• 9-page PDF file
• Step-by-step photo tutorials (50 photos)
• Running Stitch
• Back Stitch
• Blanket Stitch
CROCHET TECHNIQUES:
• 12-page PDF file
• Step-by-step photo tutorials (80 photos)
• Magic Ring
• Front Loop (FLO)
• Back Loop (BLO)
• Invisible Join
• Standing Stitch
• V Stitch
• X Stitch
• Closing stitches
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Thank you for visiting my shop!
©Maiiou. Maja Piskorska. All rights reserved.
Do not sell, share, or redistribute this tutorial or parts of it in any form, online or offline. Contact me if you wish to sell handmade finished items from my tutorials in limited copies. Please always credit me for my work by putting - 'from a design and tutorial by Maiiou’ on your tags or listings for the finished items.
• crochet, needle felting, hand sewing, embroidery, basic sculpting.
• digital/printable PDF tutorial (English)
In folklore, the devil often plays the trickster. In these stories, the devil is sometimes outwitted by clever humans who strike deals with him, only to break the contract with wit and loopholes. The devil’s typical depiction with horns, hooves, and a tail comes from early medieval Europe. These features were borrowed from Pan, the Greek god of the wild, who symbolized chaos and unbridled nature. These features eventually merged with Christian ideas of evil. However, the concept of the devil can be traced back to Zoroastrianism, one of the world’s oldest religions.
This tutorial contains all the instructions you need to make your creepy/cute Devil doll, so read through them carefully, use the many photos I have provided as a guide, and, most of all, have fun!
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Below is detailed information about all tutorial files.
DEVIL TUTORIAL:
• 19-page PDF file
• Step-by-step photo tutorials (80 photos)
• Cloths and embroidery templates
• Many helpful tips
• List of materials and tools used
• Recommended selection of yarn and fabric
SIZE:
• 25 cm/9.8 in
CROCHET BODY TUTORIAL:
• 10-page PDF file
• Step-by-step photo tutorials (37 photos)
• List of crochet techniques abbreviations (US)
SEWING STITCHES TECHNIQUES:
• 9-page PDF file
• Step-by-step photo tutorials (50 photos)
• Running Stitch
• Back Stitch
• Blanket Stitch
CROCHET TECHNIQUES:
• 12-page PDF file
• Step-by-step photo tutorials (80 photos)
• Magic Ring
• Front Loop (FLO)
• Back Loop (BLO)
• Invisible Join
• Standing Stitch
• V Stitch
• X Stitch
• Closing stitches
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Thank you for visiting my shop!
©Maiiou. Maja Piskorska. All rights reserved.
Do not sell, share, or redistribute this tutorial or parts of it in any form, online or offline. Contact me if you wish to sell handmade finished items from my tutorials in limited copies. Please always credit me for my work by putting - 'from a design and tutorial by Maiiou’ on your tags or listings for the finished items.