This impressive slavic mythology inspired Baba Yaga’s Hut stands a whopping 43cm tall, and is sure to grab attention. It has armature-reinforced chicken legs and the hut itself has interiors and a removable roof so you can use it as a LED candleholder, or as a candy bowl! Or you could hide secrets inside it…

This pattern is designed for worsted weight yarn and a 3,5mm hook. Completing this project REQUIRES metal wire and cardboard, and needs plenty of assembly and sewing! This is NOT a beginner level project, some experience in crafting is highly suggested, mainly for being able to create the leg armatures.

This pattern includes 2 english PDF files. Other contains the patterns and tutorials for crocheting and assembling the hut, legs and decorations, and is 32 pages long. The other has printable blueprints for cardboard reinforcements, and contains 3 pages. The printable is in A4 size and meant for a printer which prints A4 sized prints. If printing that size is not possible, the patterns can be copied by hand, they contain measurements next to them. The crochet terms used are standard US. Measurements are (mostly) in centimeters, but the cardboard patterns also contain the measurements in inches. The pattern file contains a lot of helpful pictures for crocheting and assembling the project.

If you’d rather create a hut without interiors (practically a plushie hut) or without a removable roof, the tutorial contains instructions for modifying the project to your needs!