Do you want to learn how to crochet a Dragonite Amigurumi Pattern? Here you will learn how to do it step by step.
Hi there, here at Crochet fashion you will find great tutorials, in the last tutorial we teach the Life-size Baby Dragon Pattern (see more) and if you like the first tutorial you will love this perfect and cute Dragonite Amigurumi .
The Dragonite dragon amigurumi can be the kids’ new little friend or even help with the decoration of the room, anyway, it’s definitely a sure bet.
Produced by 1Up Crochet, who got creative, The Crochet Recipe includes lots of photos and detailed instructions. It is in PDF format and will be available at the link below for free!
Material
- Yarn Colors in Red Heart Super Saver: Saffon, Pale Yellow, Jade, Charcoal.
- Felt Colors: White, Black
- G hook (4 mm)
- D Hook (3.25 mm)
- Scissors
- Yarn Needle
- Felting Needle
- Fiber Fil stuffing
- Hot Glue or felting needle.
- 18 gauge stem wire
To obtein a felt amigurumi, use a felting needle, is optional( Roving Wool for needle felting)
Size: 12,5 inches aproximately. But can vary, dependy on yarn type and tension.
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DOWNLOAD THE FREE PDF PATTERN FOR DRAGONITE AMIGURUMI PATTERN
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Dragons are perhaps one of the first cultural manifestations or myths created by humanity.
Much is discussed about what could have given rise to myths about dragons in different parts of the world. In general, it is believed that they may have arisen from the observation by ancient peoples of fossils of dinosaurs and other large creatures, such as whales, crocodiles or rhinos, taken by them as the bones of dragons.
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