A bit hostile in his own right, is he just a product of his upbringing? Is there a heart behind his bravado? You decide! This crochet pattern works up nicely and results in a detailed and adorable wizarding student!

This is my own design of a fun wizard doll. I am making no claims that he has any association with Draco Malfoy, the Harry Potter franchise or the Warner Brothers characters.

PATTERN NOTES - The pattern is written for advanced beginner crocheters and beyond. The advanced beginner is familiar with making amigurumi and understands basic amigurumi crochet terminology and stitches as well as how to sew pieces together, finish off, hide ends, etc. In addition, this pattern calls for stitches such as the sl st, hdc, dc and tr. If you are not familiar with all the terms used in this pattern, there are a multitude of tutorials on You Tube that can help. Also feel free to email me with any questions. I’ll be glad to help in any way I can.

SIZE - Finished doll measures about 9½”. Gauge is not important to this pattern. Size will vary depending on the size of your chosen yarn and hook.

MATERIALS
• Yarn: Worsted Weight
• 3mm crochet hook for the doll; 3.75mm crochet hook for robe and scarf
• 12mm safety eyes
• Embroidery Floss
• Tapestry needle, straight pins, scissors
• 2½” piece of skewer, thin dowel or twig for his wand (and paint or stain if desired)
• Optional neck reinforcement: For example: 5/8” dowel, foam hair roller, wire, etc. (about 6” long); Waterproof fabric glue

Text and images by Lynn Chaput and On a Whim by Lynn ©2019. Finished products created with this pattern may be listed for commercial sale. Design credit should be given to Lynn Chaput when finished products are listed for sale. The information and photos in this PDF are the sole copyrighted property of Lynn Chaput and On a Whim by Lynn. You may not copy and paste, share, or reproduce any part of the information contained herein electronically, verbally, written or otherwise, including translations.