Our BB workshop was working hard for the past month. First I started with little tutorial on different variations how to make crocheted eyes for your dolls and toys. When started I though how it would be piece of cake, but then simple crocheted eyes turned out into so many different sub-groups.
I ended up with comic eyes to crochet, eyes made in layers, 3D crocheted eyes, simple black eyes, human eye shape…. At the end realized it will take me a lot of time till finished and shared with you.
As I didn’t want to stay to long, from my blogging, I decided to take a break creating something new.
For a long time we didn’t make crocheted toy, and so far I have never made a dragon (and I love dragons. I love Fantasy world and to me sometimes feels as I am living in one). For that reason I decided to make one dragon. Baby dragon to start with.
Pattern is easy, but is pretty long one with all the photos I added, so instead of writing it all here I have added a .pdf in Free Patterns page and decided to treat you with additional photos of two of my dragons born in my BB shop.
First I made a boy one. It is the green one you can see on the photos, but even If I haven’t mention he was a boy you would notice it straight away.
Girl dragon was the second one I worked on, wile testing the pattern and adjusting it so everyone can make a dragon to keep or share.
They are both so adorable and to be honest thinking on hiding them when my nieces will come over so they don’t take them away from me (joking).
They measure only 13 cm or 5 inches when seated and are as sweet as candies.
Leaving you with several photos of my babies I hope you will enjoy.
Wishing you all wonderful Friday and blessed end of the week.
♡
Vanja
Might I suggest that in the arms row 11 (row right after FPSC8, sc4) you edit it to be BPSC8, SC4? so that it looks more like a “knee”? I would post a picture of mine but I can’t here.
Off course you can suggest, and I will try to check it. You can send me photo to see how it looks on my e-mail
amigurumibb@gmail.com
looking forward to see it, and thank you for suggestion
where is your pattern for the flower? thank you!
I am not sure I wrote one. Whenever I have free time I crochet flowers and then use them for and with my dolls and toys. So whatever simple flower pattern you have, make one. On the bottom sew the stem you can either make by slip stitching the chain of desired length, or you can make one using 4 or 6 sts in rounds and crochet it as long as you wish (in addition, to make stem adjustable and foldable, insert the wire inside. Hope it helps.