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Published: 2013-07-18 05:37:15 +0000 UTC; Views: 3516; Favourites: 81; Downloads: 11
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This is my latest ami doll, my interpretation of Mr. Tumnus from The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe.Related content
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indeed one of my favorite characters from Nardia, Great job on it.
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OMG How adorable!! Do you have a pattern for him?
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Thank you!
Sadly, no - I don't use patterns for any of my dolls.. but I do intend to start making some over this summer.
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Great work love!
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Thank you very much!
Omg, yes, the fingers are so fiddly.. I'm always glad when the hands are finished..
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You're better than me - I usually wimp out and make chibi characters
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This is beautiful! Do you take commissions, and if so how much would you charge for something like this?
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Thank you! I have actually been putting some thought to this lately.. and I'm not sure yet. 
I'll let you know what I decide, though!
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Thank you! 
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Ah thanks that's pretty large!
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This is so adorable~! <3 I always loved Mr. Tumnus so much. Everything about this is just too cute for words, and I love the amount of detail put into it.
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Thanks so much! It makes me really happy that other people like him.
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I love everything about this- the realistic face shape, the hands (and how you got the thumb and fingers to line up just right), the ears, the horns, the satyr legs, the scarf. Yes. Wonderful.
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Awh, thanks very much for your kind words (I am a fan of your own work, btw)! Hands.. oy.. I must have a hundred little disembodied woolly hands scattered about the place, with all the practise ones I did. So I'm very glad these look okay. lol.
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Oh, I love the legs! The contrasting fur looks amazing, and his cloven hooves are to die for! Such a cutie!
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Lol, he is pretty cute, lots of fun to make. The legs were a bit challenging (and probably not quite as perfect as I'd like them) but I'm glad folks think they worked out okay.
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Looking great! Love all the details and very nice shaping!
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Thanks so much! He was awesome fun to make.
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Da crashed when I was trying to comment last night
I am in Awe
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haha. . he is too cute. great work on him and the details..
hello *waving back at Mr. Tumnus
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LOL! Thank you, I'm glad you like him.
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Amazing job, and such detail (individual fingers omg!). How tall is he? With the abundance of stitches I am able to see, he is either rather tall or was made with fine thread, a great feat either way. Great job!
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Thank you! And um.. he'd be about 12-13 inches tall (I really must measure him..) and yup, I used a fine bamboo thread and a small hook. The thread has such a lovely soft feel to it, and crochets up to a smooth texture. So lovely to work with.
The fingers are a bit of a pain (working with just 4 small stitches in the round, oi), but I've made so many now that it isn't such a hassle. Still, I wish the magical finger-making fairies would come do it all for me, sometimes.
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Omg I haven't seen that movie in so long. I used to love Mr. Tumnus when I was little. It looks really good! I'm in the mood to watch the movie now again.
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I so loved the movie! I was a big fan of the books when I was little, too. Mr. Tumnus was always my favourite.
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This popped in in my group watch messages today. At first I thought it was a friend of mines post since she makes complex characters like this as well. I was surprised to see it wasn't. This is a great piece! I love the yarn you used for his lower half. It works so well for him. Of course his little hands are too cute! I hope you make more things like this in the future, because this is awesome!
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Awh, thank you! I am planning to make some more fun characters.. it's just a matter of collecting some more interesting yarns (and learning to make feathers! is next, ha) . Glad you like this little guy!
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A very cute interpretation of Mr. Tumnus. Great choice of yarns, the colours and textures really give the effect of his fur and hair, and nice shaping of the legs
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Thanks so much! The fuzzy yarn was actually a stroke of coincidence - I'd made the face and hands for another idea and my housemate said 'you should make him a satyr". And a couple of days later, I found the fuzzy yarn and.. Mr. Tumnus!
The legs were a bit of a challenge, I'm glad you think they look okay.
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You're welcome! Good suggestion by your housemate, and I can image the shaping of the legs would have been interesting to figure out
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That is pretty freaking sweet. Fantastic detail! Very professional quality.
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Thanks! He was a lot of fun to make.
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You are absolutely adorable.
And thanks.
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