PDF Pattern Crow Primitive DollSewing Pattern. This my own copyrighted pattern for a primitive crow doll. The Pattern comes with a color photo and complete illustrated instructions for a Crowmade of cotton black fabric or a Primitized Crow. He could also be made with plain muslin and then painted in the colors of your choice.Jake has wonderful feet and jointed knees.A Recipe for “Primitive Grubby-Grungy Potion” is also included in this pattern to give Jake a wonderful Primitive look.The finished Jake Jangles measures approximately 8" tall when sitting and 15" with legs extended.

Jake Jangles was hatched in a nest last spring, high up in the Madrone Forest out back of the Motherlode Toad Factory. His mother Belle Jangles had a fondness for Jingle Bells. She particularly loved the ones that were weathered a bit, since Jake’s Dad is named “Rusty.” Belle would collect them everywhere she could find them and then securely stash them in the nest they had so carefully built. The rusty jingle bells made such a wonderful and happy sound when the wind whispered through the top of the Madrone forest. Belle waited impatiently for Jake to hatch so she could share the bells with him. Now that Jake is out and about on his own, he also collects bells. He too, loves rusty bells and they do look wonderful against his glossy black plumage. Once in a while, he finds an old rusty key that someone has lost. They are quickly added to his “Rusty” collection. He is hoping one of the lovely Lady Crows in the Madrone Forest will notice how very handsome he looks and sounds as he flies high above the Motherlode Toad Factory and all around the Sierra-Nevada Mountains looking for more rusty Jingle Bells and lost keys.