Pamola’s Story

Welcome to my newest design, Pamola! I spent 5 months working on this gorgeous creature and I am incredibly proud of how he turned out! Pamola is a Native American Spirit/God; guardian of mount Katahdin; Penobscot Native American tribe legend. Mt Katahdin is located in Maine, USA! Pamola is responsible for bringing cold weather and has the wings and feet of an eagle, the body of a man, and the head of a moose. Pamola is also referred to as the God of
Thunder, and resents people coming up the mountain, which is considered to be taboo.
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Materials List!
17-20 Inches tall.
3.5mm hook
2.75mm hook
12mm Cabochon or Safety eyes, or you may embroider or Felt the eyes
E6000 glue for Cabochon eyes
Yarn: #4 Worsted in Yellow, Brown, Skin color, Black, Bordeaux. Less than 1 small skein of each
Small amount of wire for wings and leg
stability. I used Dollar tree floral wire.
Darning needle
Scissors
Polyfil

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