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So here it is: my self-made, partly crocheted Mad Hatter doll!

It turned out to be even more work than the Scarecrow doll had been, although it has only about half its size.

Embroiding on such a thick 'fabric' is really no fun, and I don't know why I put so much effort in the yellow shirt when most of it is covered by the blue coat anyway.
The latter has the same two-button-decoration on the back as you can see in the concept sketch, by the way.
You could also, theoretically, take the coat off again, but I don't recommend trying it.

What else can I say? I attatched every hair separately, I used marbles to make the body heavier & I'm so proud of my little Jervis XD

Jervis Tetch/Mad Hatter (c) DC comics

Other dolls in the 'My own little' series:
Scarecrow [link]
Killer Croc [link] and [link]
Harley Quinn [link]
Riddler [link]

Description
So here it is: my self-made, partly crocheted Mad Hatter doll!

It turned out to be even more work than the Scarecrow doll had been, although it has only about half its size.

Embroiding on such a thick 'fabric' is really no fun, and I don't know why I put so much effort in the yellow shirt when most of it is covered by the blue coat anyway.
The latter has the same two-button-decoration on the back as you can see in the concept sketch, by the way.
You could also, theoretically, take the coat off again, but I don't recommend trying it.

What else can I say? I attatched every hair separately, I used marbles to make the body heavier & I'm so proud of my little Jervis XD

Jervis Tetch/Mad Hatter (c) DC comics

Other dolls in the 'My own little' series:
Scarecrow [link]
Killer Croc [link] and [link]
Harley Quinn [link]
Riddler [link]