He’s the best Defense teacher they ever had, but he’s hiding a secret. Why is that silvery orb the thing that scares him most? Find out when you make this fun reversible figure!

Pattern also available on Etsy: https://www.etsy.com/listing/1731407976/lupinwerewolf-fan-art-flip-doll-pattern

PDF Crochet Pattern only. Finished toy will be approximately 4 inches tall, though sizes may vary according to stitch size, yarn choice, etc. Finished toy may not be appropriate for very young children, as the safety eyes, nose, and hat feather may pose a hazard.

8 page PDF with photos for reference and links to 8 how-to videos for parts of the pattern. Pattern includes two full figures: Lupin and the Werewolf.

Materials (click the links to buy the items I used)
• Tan yarn (Easy Peasy in This Sand is Your Sand or Lion Brand Yarn, Vanna’s Choice in Beige)
• Grey yarn for sweater (Lion Brand Touch of Alpaca in Charcoal)
• Green yarn (Big Twist in Olive Drab)
• Brown yarn for hair (24/7 Cotton in Café au Lait)
• Brown yarn for tie (Big Twist in Chocolate or Cascade Yarns 220 Superwash Merino in Rich Brown)
• Grey yarn for wolf (24/7 Cotton Yarn by Lion Brand, Silver)
• Grey yarn for wolf fuzz (Bernat Super Value: True Grey)
• Black Yarn for wolf nose (Easy Peasy in The Coal Shebang)
• Fine red yarn (24/7 Cotton Yarn by Lion Brand, Red)
• Fine white yarn (24/7 Cotton Yarn by Lion Brand, White)
• Fine pink yarn (24/7 Cotton Yan by Lion Brand, Pink)
• Safety eyes (blue eyes and gold eyes)
• 4 mm and 5 mm crochet hook (Clover Hooks: 4 mm, 5 mm, set)
• Stitch markers (plastic)
• Straight pins (ball tip)
• Embroidery needle (plastic or metal)
• Strong Scissors (craft scissors)
• Bristle brush (coarse hairbrush)

Stitches and Terms Used in this Pattern (US terminology)
• sc = single crochet
• inc = increase stitch
• ch = chain stitch
• sl st = slip stitch
• sl st join = slip stitch join
• hdc = half-double crochet
• dc = double crochet
• FLO = front loop only
• BLO = back loop only
• FO = finish off
• IFO = Invisible finish off
• MR = magic ring
• whip stitch

Notes: This flip doll is simpler to make than it appears, so it is beginner plus!
If using Easy Peasy yarn, I found that using a 4 mm hook for the Easy Peasy yarn and a 5 mm hook for the rest of the yarn makes for more even-sized stitches. You may need to adjust if you are using different yarn than the ones I list here. If you are not using Easy Peasy yarn, just use the same size for the whole project. Because this is a flip doll, there is no stuffing in this project, even in the arms and snout, as leaving all parts unstuffed makes it easier to flip.

This is a digital download of an 8-page PDF pattern with links to videos only. This toy is not available for sale, nor is a paper printed pattern.