Lord Voldemort™ and Nagini Bundle
Something wicked this way comes—our Lord Voldemort + Nagini Bundle, to be precise! While we Wooblers generally find ourselves on the right side of good vs. evil, this delightfully dark duo is ideal for appealing to the Slytherin in all of us.
Since You-Know-Who is a Beginner kit, it should be asp-solutely no problem to tackle that particular Riddle before sliding on to Nagini and her Beginner+ techniques. Plus with The Woobles Easy Peasy Yarn™ and step-by-step videos, you’ll find that the only things that Must-Not-Be-Named are any irksome doubts and fears. So grab your hook and get in touch with your dark side, because these wickedly adorable Woobles are totally gonna Slytherin to your heart!
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Can I really learn how to crochet from these kits?
You bet - over 500,000 people have learned crochet with The Woobles, and you can be next! Just follow the step-by-step video tutorials that come with each kit. Our beginner kits also come pre-started to get you over the first hump.
What’s included
- 1 Lord Voldemort™ Beginner Kit with custom crochet hook
- 1 Nagini Beginner+ Accessory Kit
Skill level
Beginner, Beginner+, recommended for ages 12+
Righty? Lefty?
We've got you covered. Our pre-started beginner crochet kits work for both righties and lefties, and all Woobles crochet tutorials have both right-handed and left-handed versions.
Customer Reviews
I had fun making a kit that was accidentally sent to me.
I received him as a gift for Christmas and finally got around to making him. It was fun to make and the videos are super easy to follow if you're someone who doesn't know how to crochet. However, there is supposed to be a darker grey included in the kit for his nostrils (it's even in the picture of the finished Voldemort on the bag the supplies come in) but it's not in the kit. The grey for the nose is the same grey you use for his head and hands so you can't really tell there's supposed to be nostrils when finished. Even in the video instructions they say to use the darker yarn but the person being recorded is using the same grey as the rest of the body. I just thought it was odd the colors are wrong even in the official walkthrough instructions. Overall I enjoyed it, I would just be prepared to buy your own dark grey yarn if something like this will end up bothering you.
I thought Voldemort and Nagini were awesome! The nostril color is a slight difference yes and this is because at this stage of Voldemort’s transformation he doesn’t truly have a nose yet. In person you can see the difference in shade. I couldn’t really capture it on the picture. I thought it was perfect! Loved the whole process and a huge fan of Woobles.
I agree with the other users, the two “different” grey yarns are the exact same color. Instead of using the grey for Voldemort’s nostrils, I used black. Not exactly correct, but at least I can see it.
The grey yarn that is for the nostril is the same color as the head. Says it’s a dark grey but really is the same color.
Customer Reviews
I had fun making a kit that was accidentally sent to me.
I received him as a gift for Christmas and finally got around to making him. It was fun to make and the videos are super easy to follow if you're someone who doesn't know how to crochet. However, there is supposed to be a darker grey included in the kit for his nostrils (it's even in the picture of the finished Voldemort on the bag the supplies come in) but it's not in the kit. The grey for the nose is the same grey you use for his head and hands so you can't really tell there's supposed to be nostrils when finished. Even in the video instructions they say to use the darker yarn but the person being recorded is using the same grey as the rest of the body. I just thought it was odd the colors are wrong even in the official walkthrough instructions. Overall I enjoyed it, I would just be prepared to buy your own dark grey yarn if something like this will end up bothering you.
I thought Voldemort and Nagini were awesome! The nostril color is a slight difference yes and this is because at this stage of Voldemort’s transformation he doesn’t truly have a nose yet. In person you can see the difference in shade. I couldn’t really capture it on the picture. I thought it was perfect! Loved the whole process and a huge fan of Woobles.
I agree with the other users, the two “different” grey yarns are the exact same color. Instead of using the grey for Voldemort’s nostrils, I used black. Not exactly correct, but at least I can see it.
The grey yarn that is for the nostril is the same color as the head. Says it’s a dark grey but really is the same color.