Who is Curupira?

From Tupi Guarani, the term Curupira (kuru’pir) means “boy’s body”
Curupira is the name of a character in Brazilian folklore who emerged
among indigenous people. This legend tells of a mythical being,
described as a strong and agile dwarf with flaming hair and feet
turned backward, protector of the forest that turned against those
who damage its habitat. The presence of Curupira could be noticed
through a constant and continuous whistle that tormented those who
entered the forest.
It is one of the oldest legends in Brazilian folklore.

This is DOWNLOADABLE PATTERNS, not the finished doll.

This item includes:

• Pdf files with detailed instructions to make this cute Curupia
• Pictures to help you.
• The pattern is available in English (US terms)

I used 100% cotton yarn 125 m/ 50 g with hook size 2 mm and 10 mm safety eyes. Yarn: Scheepjes Catona.
Color references are included in the pattern.

This pattern is for personal use only. It is prohibited to copy, translate or distribute, re-selling the pattern and the contents of this document in any way.

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