Pagan Crafts and Activities Friday, July 04, 2008

Pattern: Kokopeli

Kokopeli is an ancient trickster, fertility, and rain god, a sort of southwest American version of the Green Man. In the spring this little figure with the hunched back plays his flute and encourages the rain to turn the desert hills green once again. The raindrops here are represented with metallic silver stitches -- silver or iridescent clear glass beads can be used instead if you prefer.

Please note that the backstiched raindrops in the pattern below are done in white floss.

Materials List

Symbol	DMC	Description
	310	Black
	704	Chartreuse - br
	702	Kelly Green
	738	Tan - very light
	436	Tan
	3828	Hazel Nut Brown
	611	Drab Brown
	937	Avacado Green - Medium
	470	Avacado Green - Light
	5283	Metallic Silver
	White	White

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