Baby Dragon Pattern

Crochet Baby Dragon Pattern

by Imagined Yarn
by Imagined Yarn

- Pattern Notes -
* This pattern is for your personal use only. Do not sell, share, or distribute this
pattern in any way. Feel free to sell handmade items from this pattern in a limited
number. If you are going to sell this item, please include in the item description <This
item was made from a design and pattern by Imagined Yarn.=

● This pattern includes a couple different ways to make your baby dragon, with 2
different types of wings, and 3 different head ornamentations.
● Instead of buying round markers, I use scraps of yarn to mark the beginning of
each round. In some pictures you might notice a marker.
● This pattern is written in US crochet terms.
● All rounds in this pattern are worked continuously, not in joined rounds. In
other words, each round is worked directly after another so there is no visible
seam on the outside.
● Feel free to message me on Etsy with any questions you may have!
● Measurements (Made with suggested yarn and hook): Height - 5’’/13cm, Full
Wingspan - 7’’/18cm (Feather Wings - 10=/25cm)
Materials
● Recommended hook size - 3.75 (F) crochet hook
● 6 mm safety eyes
● Light Worsted weight (3) or Sport weight (2) yarn in any color(s)
○ Approximate yarn amount - 75 yds
○ You can use any size yarn instead of the recommended size, but I cannot
guarantee that your project will turn out exactly the same as intended
due to the natural spiral of the crochet rounds. Change your safety eye
size to match your yarn if needed.
● Yarn needle and pins
● Scissors and Stufûng
● (Optional) Wire- around 18 gauge wire is recommended, but any size wire is ûne
as long as it's strong enough, and wire cutters if needed.
○ Note- To reuse, I sometimes use old wire or wire taken out from old
spiral-bound notebooks. Just straighten the wire after removal, and then
you can use it or wrap it around other wire to create stronger pieces.
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© Copyright 2020 Imagined Yarn. This pattern is for your personal use only. Feel free to sell handmade items from this pattern in
a limited number. Please do not distribute this pattern in any way. If you are going to sell this item, please include in the item
description < This item was made from a design and pattern by Imagined Yarn.=
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Abbreviations and stitches

(Not all of these terms may be used for this pattern)
● [ ]- Brackets after a round/row signify the stitch count.
● Yo- Yarn over
● Sc- Single Crochet
● Inc- Increase
● Dec- Decrease (Either the normal or invisible decrease works)
● Sl St- Slip Stitch
● BLO- Back Loop Only (Stitches that should be done in BLO will be underlined.
For Example- In BLO, Sc 2 )
● FLO- Front Loop Only (Stitches that should be done in FLO will be underlined.
For Example- In FLO, Sc 2 )
● Hdc- Half Double Crochet
● Hdc Dec-(Normal) Half Double Crochet Decrease:
○ Yo, insert hook into the next stitch, Yo, pull up, Yo, pull through 2 loops,
Yo, insert hook into the next stitch, Yo, pull up, Yo, pull through all 4
loops.
● Hdc Dec-(Invisible) Half Double Crochet Decrease:
○ Yo, insert hook into next 2 FLO, Yo, pull up, Yo, pull through all 3 loops.
(You may use either the normal or invisible Hdc Dec)
● Dc- Double Crochet
● Dc Dec-(Normal) Double Crochet Decrease
○ Yo, insert hook into next stitch, Yo, pull up, Yo, pull through 2 loops, Yo,
insert hook into next stitch, Yo, pull up,Yo, pull through 2 loops, Yo, pull
through all three loops.
● Dc Dec-(Invisible) Double Crochet Decrease:
○ Yo, insert hook into next 2 FLO, Yo, pull up,Yo, pull through 2 loops, Yo,
pull through 2 loops. (You may use either the normal or invisible Dc Dec)
● F/o- Fasten off
● Dc 5 Bobble- Bobble stitch:
○ Yo, insert your hook into the next stitch, Yo, pull up, Yo, pull through 2
loops, (Yo, insert your hook into the same stitch space as before, Yo, pull
up, Yo, pull through 2 loops)4 times, Yo, pull through all remaining loops.
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Table of Contents
- Pattern Notes - 2
Materials 2
Abbreviations and stitches 3
Table of Contents 4
Head and Body 5
Head Ornamentation 8
#1 - Horns 8
#2 - Feathers 8
#3 - Fin Ears and Spikes 9
Back Legs 10
Front Legs 10
Tummy Piece 11
Dragon Wings 12
Finishing the Wings (Without Wire) 14
Left Wing 14
Finishing the Wings (With Wire) 15
Left Wing 15
Wing <Fingers= 16
Feather Wings 16
Finishing the Feather Wings (Without Wire) 18
Finishing the Feather Wings (With Wire) 18
Left Wing 18
Assembly 19
No Wire Dragon Wings Assembly 19
Wire Dragon Wings Assembly 20
No Wire Feather Wings Assembly 21
Wire Feather Wings Assembly 21
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Head and Body

The Head, body, and tail are worked in one piece.
Note - In the body, there will be rounds containing rows referred to as buildup
rounds. This means that in the middle of some rounds, there will be rows on
half of the round so that one side of the body will curve. The ûrst buildup round
will begin at round 9 of the body. Phrases such as <Sc 1 down into the next
stitch= and <Sc 1 up into the next stitch= will appear in these rounds, which
mean to Sc 1 into the next stitch space whether it be down a round level, or up
a round level. Sometimes rows of these buildup rounds will go over the start of
the round, but don’t worry about it, as the ûnal stitch of the round will always
end on the correct ending stitch.
1: Sc 6 in ring [6]
2: (Sc 1, Inc) 3 times [9]
3: Sc 9 [9]
4: (Sc 2, Inc) 3 times [12]
5: Sc 12 [12]
6: (Sc 5, Inc) 2 times [14]
7: Sc 7, Inc, Sc 6 [15]
8: Sc 15 [15]
9: Part A) Sc 8, Dec, Sc 2 (leave the remaining stitches from round 8 unworked) [11]
B) Ch 1, turn, Sc 5 [5] (See ûrst picture on the next page)
C) Ch 1, turn, Sc 2, Dec, Sc 1, Sc 1 down into the next closest stitch available in the
topmost main round of the head [5]
D) Ch 1, turn, Sc 5, Sc 1 down into the next closest stitch available in the topmost
main round of the head [6]
Pause Crocheting and insert the safety eyes between rounds 5 and 6 with an
interspace of 3 stitches. (The top of the head is the Dec from part A round 9)
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E) Ch 1, turn, Sc 2, Dec, Sc 2, Sc 1 down into the next closest stitch available in the
topmost main round of the head [6]
F) Ch 1, turn, Sc 6, Sc 1 down into the next closest stitch available in the topmost
main round of the head [7]
G) Ch 1, turn, Sc 7, Sc 1 down into the next closest stitch available in the topmost
main round of the head (Do Not Ch 1, turn) [8]
Step B Step C Step C Eyes
Stuff the head. Be careful not to alter the normal head shape.
10: Sc 1, Inc, Sc 2, Sc 1 up into the next closest stitch from buildup row G, Sc 2, Dec, Sc
3 [12]
11: Sc 12 [12]
12: Sc 2, Inc, Sc 9 [13]
13: Sc 9, Dec, Sc 2 [12]
14: Sc 3, Inc, Sc 8 [13]
15: Sc 4, Inc, Sc 5, Dec, Sc 1 [13]
16: Sc 3, Inc, Sc 2, Inc, Sc 6 [15]
17: Sc 4, Inc, Sc 2, Inc, Sc 7 [17]
18: Sc 7, Inc, Sc 7, Dec [17]
19: Sc 5, Hdc 7, Sc 4, Inc [18]
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20: Inc, Sc 5, Hdc 6, Sc 6 [19]

21: Inc, Sc 7, Hdc 5, Sc 6 [20]
22: Sc 10, Hdc 1, Hdc Dec, Hdc 2, Sc 5 [19]
Stuff the body and keep stufûng as you go.
23: Sc 1, Inc, Sc 7, Dec, Sc 2, Dec, Sc 4 [18]
24: Sc 18 [18]
25: Sc 11, Dec, Sc 5 [17]
26: Sc 3, Inc, Sc 3, Dec, Sc 6, Dec (see image to the right) [16]
27: Part A) Sc 14, leave the remaining stitches from round 26
unworked [14]
B) Ch 1, turn, Sc 3 [3]
C) Ch 1, turn, Sc 3, Sc 1 down into the next closest stitch available in the topmost
main round of the body [4]
D) Ch 1, turn, Sc 2, Inc, Sc 1, Sc 1 down into the next closest stitch available in the
topmost main round of the body [6]
E) Ch 1, turn, Sc 3, Inc, Sc 2, Sc 1 down into the next closest stitch available in the
topmost main round of the body [8]
F) Ch 1, turn, Sc 8, Sc 1 down into the next closest stitch available in the topmost
main round of the body [9]
G) Ch 1, turn, Sc 4, Dec, Sc 3
28: Sc 1 down into the next closest stitch available in the topmost main round of the
body, Sc 3, Inc, Sc 4, Sc 1 up into the closest stitch from buildup row G, Sc 1, Hdc 4,
Sc 2 [18]
29: Dec, Sc 7, Dec, Sc 2, Dec, Sc 3 [15]
30: Dec, Sc 6, Dec, Dc 5 [13]
31: Dec, Sc 2, Inc, Sc 1, Dec, Sc 1, Dec, Sc 2 [11]
32: Sc 3, Inc, Sc 3, Hdc 1, Hdc Dec, Hdc 1 [11]
33: Sc 9, Dec [10]
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34: Sc 10 [10]
35: Dec, Sc 3, Inc, Sc 2, Dec [9]
36: Sc 9 [9]
37: Dec, Sc 7 [8]
38: Sc 8 [8]
39: Dec, Sc 6 [7]
40: Sc 7 [7]
41: Dec, Sc 5 [6]
42-44: Sc 6 (3 rounds of) [6]
45: Dec, Sc 4 [5]
46: Sc 5 [5]
47: Sc 5 [5]
F/o with a short tail. Then using your yarn needle, weave the yarn tail through the
front loop of each remaining stitch and pull it tight to close. Weave in the yarn
end.
Head Ornamentation
There are three different types of head ornamentations to choose from.
#1 - Horns
1: Ch 3, Starting in the 2nd Ch from your hook, Sl St 1, Sc 1
2: Ch 1, Ch 5, Starting in the 2nd Ch from your hook, Sl St 1, Sc 3
F/o with a long tail for sewing. Pin the horns about where part A of round 9
from the head is. When you are satisûed with the positioning, sew it on. Weave in the
ends.
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#2 - Feathers
1: Ch 2, Sl St 1 into the 2nd Ch from your hook
3: Ch 1, Ch 5, Starting in the 2nd Ch from your hook, Sc 2, Hdc 2
6: Ch 5, Starting in the 2nd Ch from your hook, Sc 2, Hdc 2
8: Ch 1, Ch 2, Sl St 1 into the 2nd Ch from your hook

F/o with a long tail for sewing. Pin the feathers about where part A of round 9
from the head is. When you are satisûed with the positioning, sew it on. Weave in
the ends.
#3 - Fin Ears and Spikes

Fin Ears (Make 2)
1: Ch 4, Starting in the 2nd Ch from your hook, Dc 1, Hdc 1, Sc 1
2: Ch 1, turn, Sc 2, Hdc 1
3: Ch 1, turn, Dc 1, Hdc 1, Sc 1
4: Ch 1, turn, Sc 2, Hdc 1
5: Ch 1, turn, Dc 1, Hdc 1, Sl St 1
F/o with a long tail for sewing. Then using your yarn needle and the yarn tail,
weave the yarn in and out down to the beginning tail and pull slightly to give the
ûn ear shape.
Before After
(The white arrow indicates where you should weave the yarn tail)
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Pin each ûn ear to the sides of the head. When you are satisûed with the positioning,
sew them on. Weave in the ends.
Spikes
1: Ch 3, in the 2nd Ch from your hook, Sc 1
2-6: Ch 3, in the 2nd Ch from your hook, Sc 1 (this makes 6 spikes in all. You can add
or subtract spikes if you want)
7: Ch 1
F/o with a long tail for sewing. You can choose whether to sew the spikes
between the ûn ears, or on the back of your dragon, where you can put other
head ornamentations with it.
Back Legs (Make 2)

1: Sc 6 in ring [6]
2: (Sc 1, Inc) 3 times [9]
3: Sc 9 [9]
4: (Sc 2, Inc) 3 times [12]
5: Sc 12 [12]
6: Sc 12 [12]
7: (Sc 2, Dec) 3 times [9]
Stuff the leg lightly so it can be üattened, but will not be completely üat.
8: Dc 5 bobble (See P. 3), then Single crocheting through both sides of the leg (Don’t
Sc through the bobble) Sc 2, Skip one stitch, Sc 1
F/o with a long tail for sewing.
Front Legs (Make 2)

If you are making a baby wyvern, do not make the front legs.
1: Sc 6 in ring [6]
2: Sc 5, Inc [7]
3: Sc 7 [7]
4: Sc 5, Dec [6]
5: Sc 1, Hdc 3, Sc 2 [6]
6: Sc 2, Dec, Sc 1, Inc [6]
7: Sc 1, Hdc 3, Sc 2 [6]
8: Inc, Sc 1, Dec, Sc 2 [6]
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9: Sc 3, Dec, Sc 1 [5]
Do not stuff.
F/o with a long tail for sewing. Then using your yarn needle, weave the yarn tail
through the front loop of each remaining stitch and pull it tight to close, but do
not weave in the long tail. Instead use your hook to pull it out through the elbow
so you can sew it to the body. (See the ûrst picture below)
Tummy Piece (Optional)

1: Ch 4, Starting in the 2nd Ch from your hook, Sc 3 [3]
2: Ch 1, turn, Sc 3 [3]
3: Ch 1, turn, Sc 3 [3]
4: Ch 1, turn, in BLO, Sc 3 [3]
5: Ch 1, turn, Sc 3 [3]
6: Ch 1, turn, Sc 1, Inc, Sc 1 [4]
7: Ch 1, turn, Sc 4 [4]
9: Ch 1, turn, Sc 2, Inc, Sc 1 [5]
10: Ch 1, turn, Sc 5 [5]
11: Ch 1, turn, Sc 5 [5]
12: Ch 1, turn, In BLO, Sc 5 [5]
13-15: Ch 1, turn, Sc 5 (3 rows of) [5]
16: Ch 1, turn, In BLO, Sc 5 [5]
17: Ch 1, turn, Sc 2, Dec, Sc 1 [4]
18: Ch 1, turn, Sc 4 [4]
19: Ch 1, turn, Sc 4 [4]
20-22: Ch 1, turn, Sc 4 (3 rows of) [4]
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24: Ch 1, turn, Sc 1, Dec, Sc 1 [3]
25: Ch 1, turn, Sc 3 [3]
26: Ch 1, turn, Sc 3 [3]
Note - You can hide the beginning tail as you go in the next row.
28: Ch 1, Don’t turn, Sc down the next edge of the tummy to the next corner. Sc 3 into
the corner, Sc 1, Sc 3 into the next corner, Sc down the next edge. F/o with a long
tail for sewing.
Dragon Wings (Make 2) *You can make the feather wings instead on P.16.
I recommend making the wings in a different color than the body.
1: Ch 2, Sc 3 into the 2nd Ch from your hook [3]
2: Ch 1, turn, Sc 2, Inc [4]
3: Ch 1, turn, Sc 3, Inc [5]
4: Ch 1, turn, Sc 4, Inc [6]
5: Ch 1, turn, Sc 5, Inc [7]
6: Ch 1, turn, Sc 6, Inc [8]
7: Ch 1, turn, Sc 7, Inc [9]
8: Ch 1, turn, Sc 8, Inc [10]
9: Ch 1, turn, Sc 9, Inc [11]
10: Ch 1, turn, Sc 10, Inc [12]
11: Ch 1, turn, Sc 12 [12]
12: Ch 1, turn, Dec, Sc 9, Inc [12]
13: Ch 1, turn, Sc 12 [12]
14: Ch 1, turn, Sc 11, Inc [13]
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15: Ch 1, turn, Dc 1, Hdc 1, Sc 1, Hdc 1, Dc 1, Ch 2, Sc 1 into the 2nd Ch from your hook,
Dc 1 into the same stitch space as the previous Dc, Hdc 1, Sc 2, Hdc 1, Dc 1, Ch 2, Sc
1 into the 2nd Ch from your hook, Dc 1 into the same stitch space as the previous
Dc, Hdc 1, Sc 2
16: Ch 1, Don’t turn, Sc 1 into the same stitch space as the last Sc from the previous
row, then Sc 4 along the rest of the edge [5]
17: Ch 1, turn, Sc 5 (you should end right before the Ch from

row 16) [5]
18: Ch 1, turn, Sc 5 [5]
19: Ch 1, turn, Sc 4, Inc [6]
20: Ch 1, turn, Sc 4, Inc, Sc 1 [7]
21: Ch 1, turn, Sc 6, Inc [8]
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Finishing the Wings (Without Wire)

Right Wing
Using the body color, Insert your hook at the tip of one wing. Sc to the ûrst corner
(Hide the beginning tail as you go), Sc 1 into the corner (If you don’t want the wing
claw, Sc 3 into the corner and skip the claw), Claw - Ch 3, Starting in the 2nd Ch from
your hook, Sl St 1, Sc 1, Sc 1 into the same stitch space as the previous Sc
Sc down the next two edges. F/o with a short tail.
Left Wing
Instead of Starting at the wing tip, you will be starting on the opposite side. Sc across
two edges to the ûrst corner, Make the wing claw if you want, Sc down the last edge.
F/o with a short tail and weave in the end with your yarn needle.
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Finishing the Wings (With Wire)

Right Wing
Taking your wire and one wing, Bend the wire against the top of the wing so that there
is about a half Inch overhang.
Then using the body color, Insert your hook at the tip of one wing. Single crocheting
around the wire, Sc 1. Then bend the half inch excess back (You may need pliers to do
this). Single Crocheting around the wire, Sc to the ûrst corner (Hide the beginning tail
as you go), Sc 1 into the corner (If you don’t want the wing claw, Sc 3 into the corner
and skip the claw), Claw-Ch 3, Starting in the 2nd Ch from your hook, Sl St 1, Sc 1, Sc 1
into the same stitch space as the previous Sc, Sc down the next two edges. F/o with a
short tail. If you are doing the wing ûngers, do them now.
Left Wing
Do the Assembly for your dragon before you do the left wing.
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Wing <Fingers= (Optional, in body color)

Beginning at the red dot on the diagram at right, Sl St up to the ûrst
corner. Then Sl St down to the last point. The Sl Sts are represented
as the dotted lines on the diagram. Weave the remaining ends back
and forth through the Sl Sts with your yarn needle. (Make sure you
make 1 left wing and 1 left wing and not 2 of 1 side)
Repeat this process on the other wing (If you are using wire, do not repeat on the left
wing).
Feather Wings (Make 2)

1: Ch 2, Sc 3 into the 2nd Ch from your hook [3]
2: Ch 1, turn, Inc, Sc 1, Inc [5]
3: Ch 1, turn, Sc 1, Inc, Sc 1, Inc, Sc 1 [7]
4: Ch 1, turn, Sc 7 [7]
7: Ch 1, turn, Sc 11 [11]
11: Ch 1, turn, Sc 17 [17]
12: Ch 1, turn, Sc 15, Dec [16]
13: Ch 1, turn, Sc 15, Inc [17]
14: Ch 1, turn, Sc 1, Inc, Sc 15 [18]
15: Ch 1, turn, Sc 18 [18]
16: This row creates the feathers.
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A) Feather 1 (Make 1) - Ch 5, Starting in the 2nd Ch from your hook, Sc 4, Skip the
ûrst stitch from row 15, Sc 1.
B) Feather 2 (Make 3) - Ch 4, Starting in the 2nd Ch from your hook,Sc 3, Sc 1 into
the next stitch.
C) Feather 3 (Make 3) - Ch 3, Starting in the 2nd Ch from your hook, Sl St 1, Sc 1, Sc
1 into the next stitch.
D) Feather 4 (Make 4) - Ch 2, Sc 1 into the 2nd Ch from your hook, Sc 1 into the
next stitch.
E) Feather 5 (Make 1) - Ch 2, Sl St 1 into the 2nd Ch from your hook, Sc 1 into the
next stitch.
F) Sc 5
17: Ch 1, Don’t turn, Sc 1 into the same stitch space as the last Sc from the previous
row, then Sc 4 along the rest of the edge [5]
18: Ch 1, turn, Sc 5 (you should end right before the Ch from row 16) [5]
19: Ch 1, turn, Sc 5 [5]
20: Ch 1, turn, Sc 1, Inc, Sc 3 [6]
21: Ch 1, turn, Sc 1, Inc, Sc 4 [7]
22: Ch 1, turn, Inc, Sc 6 [8]
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Finishing the Feather Wings (Without Wire)

Right Wing
Using the body color, Insert your hook at the tip of one wing. Sc to the ûrst corner
(Hide the beginning tail as you go), Sc 3 into the corner, Sc down the next two edges.
F/o with a short tail.
Left Wing
Instead of Starting at the wing tip, you will be starting on the opposite side. Sc across
two edges to the ûrst corner, Sc 3 into the corner, Sc down the last edge. F/o with a
short tail and weave in the end with your yarn needle.
Finishing the Feather Wings (With Wire)

*Some pictures show a di erent wing, but the idea is the same.
Right Wing
Taking your wire and one wing, Bend the wire against the top of the wing so that there
is about a half Inch overhang.
Then using the body color, Insert your hook at the tip of one wing. Single Crocheting
around the wire, Sc 1. Then bend the half inch excess back (You may need pliers to do
this). Single Crocheting around the wire, Sc to the ûrst corner (Hide the beginning tail
as you go), Sc 3 into the corner, Sc down the next two edges. F/o with a short tail.
Left Wing
Do the Assembly for your dragon before you do
the left wing.
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Assembly
● Pin the front and back legs to the body so that they match the images below.
Make sure your dragon can stand and balance well. Then sew the legs on.
Weave in the ends.
● If you made the tummy piece, place it on the

belly of your dragon so the top touches the
bottom of the head. Make sure it is on the
center of the body. When you are satisûed
with the positioning, pin and sew it on (I
sewed the tummy to my dragon with a running
stitch). Weave in the ends.
No Wire Dragon Wings Assembly (To the body)

● Taking both of your wings, pin them to the
sides of the body. When you are satisûed with
the positioning, sew them on using the long
tails from the wings. Weave in the ends.
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Wire Dragon Wings Assembly (To the Body)

● Taking your right wing, insert the other end of your length of wire through the
body where the shoulders are.
● Then taking the unûnished left wing, place it against the other side of the wire
and bend the wire to ût against the edge. Then taking a wire cutter, cut the wire
so that there is a half an inch overhang. Starting on the opposite side of the
wing as the other wing, Sc (Around the wire) across two edges to the ûrst
corner, Make the wing claw if you want, Sc about halfway across the last edge.
Then bend the excess wire back and Sc across to the end. F/o with a short tail
and weave in the end with your yarn needle. If you are making the wing ûngers,
do so on the left wing.
Then sew the wings to the body using the long tails. Weave in the ends.
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No Wire Feather Wings Assembly (To the body)

● Taking both of your wings, pin them to the sides of the body. When you are
satisûed with the positioning, sew them on using the long tails from the wings.
Weave in the ends.
Wire Feather Wings Assembly (To the Body)

*Some images shown show different wings, but the idea is the same.
● Taking your right wing, insert the other end of the wire through the body where
the shoulders are.
● Then taking the unûnished left wing, place it against the other side of the wire
and bend the wire to ût against the edge. Then taking a wire cutter, cut the wire
so that there is a half an inch overhang. Starting on the opposite side of the
wing as the other wing, Sc (Around the wire) across two edges to the ûrst
corner, Sc 3 into the corner, Sc about halfway across the last edge. Then bend
the excess wire back and Sc across to the end. F/o with a short tail and weave
in the end with your yarn needle. Then sew the wings to the body using the
long tails. Weave in the ends.
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*Note - if you would like your dragon to hold an object but be able to switch it out,
you can stitch your dragon's front paws together. If you would like your dragon to
hold something, but not keep the arms together permanently, you can pin the front
paws together.
Congratulations on completing this pattern! I hope your ûnished product was
successful, and that you possibly even learned some things along the way. Thank you
for supporting my shop by purchasing this pattern, and I would appreciate any
feedback from your experience!
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Abbreviations and stitches

Head and Body

Step B Step C Step C Eyes

20: Inc, Sc 5, Hdc 6, Sc 6 [19]

8: Ch 1, Ch 2, Sl St 1 into the 2nd Ch from your hook

#3 - Fin Ears and Spikes

Back Legs (Make 2)

Front Legs (Make 2)

Tummy Piece (Optional)

23: Ch 1, turn, in BLO, Sc 4 [4]

17: Ch 1, turn, Sc 5 (you should end right before the Ch from

Finishing the Wings (Without Wire)

Sc down the next two edges. F/o with a short tail.

Finishing the Wings (With Wire)

Wing <Fingers= (Optional, in body color)

Feather Wings (Make 2)

Finishing the Feather Wings (Without Wire)

Finishing the Feather Wings (With Wire)

● If you made the tummy piece, place it on the

No Wire Dragon Wings Assembly (To the body)

Wire Dragon Wings Assembly (To the Body)

No Wire Feather Wings Assembly (To the body)

Wire Feather Wings Assembly (To the Body)

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