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Bunny season is done. Here be dragons!
While bunnies are cute, some mythical creatures are a fun subject for crocheting as well. Thus, we present amigurumi dragons in all shapes and guises. Indeed, there is a fiery serpent for every dragon fan out there. Moreover, because your own dragon is such a personal thing, each of these projects ins infinitely variable and customizable. Of course, since these are mythical creatures, the only limit is your imagination. And, since we are crocheters, our imaginations range far and wide. Moreover, these are also simple projects, so that you can safely undertake them if you are a beginner.
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T-rex Amigurumi
First, this amigurumi dragon is not actually a dragon, but hear it roar! Indeed, this one will be your foray into the world of jurassic firebreathers 😀
The original pattern and the photos are available on Ravelry :
More info about project photographed here.
Small But Mighty Dragon
Next, we have this more dragon-like amigurumi dragon. In particular, I love the eyes. Indeed, these are super cute and super fun dragon hatchlings.
The original pattern and the photos are available on Amigurumi To Go:
More details are also here.
Orbit the Dragon
Orbit is a dragon CAL from last June. While the pattern was stretched over 4 weeks, it’s really easier than that, although it may be a little too ambitious for a complete beginner. This little firestarter is just huggable and adorable and will be a friend forever. The crocheted eyes make him suitable for even the youngest Targaryens. The link to the pattern is below.
Skills: Easy to Intermediate Yarn: Miss La Motte Designer : Projectarian

If cuteness is your aim, this amigurumi dragon has a huge, nay, DRACONIAN level of it. Indeed, it’s so absolutely adorable, it’ll just melt your heart away with its puppy eyes and ingratiating pose.
So, here is another variant of the same pattern that has a more blue tinge to the skin and slightly larger ears. You can vary up the colors, sizes of accessories, and even the surface texture of the doll.
Orbit the Dragon – visit the pattern site or download it from Ravelry.
More info about the project photographed is on ravelry.com.
Crochet Dragon Free Pattern
A few day ago I posted link to a Amigurumi Dino; today I would like to show you this cute Crochet Dragon. He can also be a favorite toy of your child. He is just right size to cuddle and carry with a kid. Here on a photo you can see him in a green color, but you can easily personalize it and let your child to pick up their favorite colors. A link to the free pattern is below.
Skills: Easy Designer: Lucy Kate Crochet
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Philip the Dragon Free Crochet Pattern
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