Instrucutions , photo-tutorials and chart are for left-handers!

This is NOT an actual doll, just a PDF with instructions on how to make a Grim Reaper doll with owl.

Pattern contains 35 pages with many photos.
Finished size: Reaper 23 cm /9.2”; owl 8 cm /3.2”

Materials and tools needed:
Schachenmayr Catania (100% cotton, 125 m/50g) : 1 skein /50g white (106), black (110), anthracite (429) and marone (157), leftovers in camel (179) and linen (248)
Hooks size 2,00 mm (body) and 3,00 mm (clothes)
Filling material
safety eyes, Ø8 mm and Ø5 mm
3 chenille wires, 50cm /20” long
1 button or bead Ø 7mm , sewing thread black, sewing needle
4 stitch markers
2 small safety pins or stitch markers, tapestry needle, scissors, tweezers and small tongs.
Stitches used: Chain, single crochet, half double crochet, double crochet, treble crochet, double treble, decrease, increase, back loop only and front loop only.

The Grim Reaper and his owl was inspired by an old legend about brown owls. Their “kiwit” sounds like the German “komm mit” (come with me). In ancient times, people believed if you heard that sound, you or somebody close to you would die in the near future.
When I did some more research on that, I found illustrations showing the Grim Reaper with an owl.
Also, many cultures believe that the Reaper is left-handed, so I decided that he should be the first in a series of famous left -handers.

Safety instructions:
If the doll is intended for a small child, please don’t use any choking hazards and embroider eyes (safety eyes can come off if not properly attached to fabric).

Manufacturer: Natascha Sabo, Draisstr.1, 75196 Remchingen, Germany
Email: natascha.sabo(at)t-online.de

Item number: LB0001