Showing posts with label Dinosaur. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dinosaur. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 19, 2018

Ankylosaurus Amigurumi


I had hoped to create more dinosaurs to go with the baby package but life sometimes gets in the way of our plan. I love Planet June's patterns and originally had thought I'd get through more of her patterns. Hopefully I'll have the chance to add to his set in the future.

You can purchase the pattern here.




Thursday, September 22, 2011

Plesiosaur


This is the third dinosaur I made for my donation project. The pattern is from Wolf Dreamer's Dino Buddies patterns that my husband purchased for my birthday. I continued my stash busting goal and used up some Bernat Super Value Lilac I had left over from a previous project.

This has quickly become one of my favorite dino patterns and one I keep returning to when I need a quick toy pattern for family, friend, or donation.

If you arrived here looking for free toy patterns please see the following pages:

Dinosaurs and Dragons

Knit and Crochet Food Patterns Great for Play Food

Hello Kitty

Crochet and Knit Puppets

Crochet Amigurumi Animals and Stuffed Animal Free Patterns

Knit Amigurumi and Stuffed Toys

Crochet and Knit Amigurumi and Other Dolls

Knit and Crochet Toys

Teddy Bear Patterns and Clothes

Halloween Page

Thanksgiving

Christmas

Valentines

Easter

Graduation

Patriotic

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Wednesday, July 27, 2011

Plesiosaur Crochet Dinosaur




I finished the first dinosaur from Wolf Dreamer's Dino Buddies patterns that my husband purchased for my birthday.

I found the directions to be clear and easy to follow. I used Red Heart Super Saver Yarn and saftey eyes.

I am really excited about my dino projects. I want to make some for a family birthday close to Christmas and others for Christmas presents. I am also thinking they would be good for donations if I can get myself organized. I am developing a collection of patterns that will delight the children and keep me from never wanting to make another dino again. As much as I love Gourmet Crochet's Amigurumi Dinosaurs, I have made so many that I needed to try something new.

If you arrived here looking for free toy patterns please see the following pages:

Dinosaurs and Dragons

Knit and Crochet Food Patterns Great for Play Food

Hello Kitty

Crochet and Knit Puppets

Crochet Amigurumi Animals and Stuffed Animal Free Patterns

Knit Amigurumi and Stuffed Toys

Crochet and Knit Amigurumi and Other Dolls

Knit and Crochet Toys

Teddy Bear Patterns and Clothes

Halloween Page

Thanksgiving

Christmas

Valentines

Easter

Graduation

Patriotic

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Wednesday, October 20, 2010

Triceratops Revisited



I have stayed focused on completing my projects. The dinosaurs are coming along and I have only the final additions on the last of my farm animals to complete. Then I have to move to Thanksgiving projects before the holiday gets away from me. I ordered some sock and sport yarn to experiment with the Barbie Pilgrim dress and some other holiday projects.

I love this set of dinosaurs. The pattern is called Dinosaurs and available from Gourmet Crochet. The only pattern I really have not mastered is the pterodactyl. At some point, I need to figure out how to attach the wings to the figure according to the pattern. Other than that, the other amigurumi directions have been easy to follow.

This guy has already been passed on for his trip to his future owner. I hope he enjoys many hours of adventures.

This is a set I suspect I will be visiting again.

If you arrived here looking for free toy patterns please see the following pages:

Crochet and Knit Puppets

Crochet Amigurumi Animals and Stuffed Animal Free Patterns

Knit Amigurumi and Stuffed Toys

Crochet and Knit Amigurumi and Other Dolls

Knit and Crochet Toys

Dinosaurs and Dragons

Hello Kitty

Teddy Bear Patterns and Clothes

Knit and Crochet Food Patterns Great for Play Food


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Wednesday, June 9, 2010

Dragon and Dinosaur Knit and Crochet Free Patterns


I started this blog by collecting patterns into general categories. Some of those categories have gotten very large. The toy blog page is overflowing. Dragons and dinosaurs seem to be popular searches so I thought I would start by giving them their own page. As always when I find more, you can expect to see them added to this page.

Dragons and dinosaurs have been some of my favorite finds in my pattern hunts.

Crochet:

Dragons:

Aapeli

Applique Thread

Baby Asian Dragon

Baby Dragons

Baby Grifin/Gryphon

Baby Snow Dragon

Charizard

Doorstop

Dragon

Dragon Stargazer

Dragon with Wings

Dudley

Fierce Little Dragon

Mighty & Ferocious Dragon

Grr

Hannah's Red Dragon

Hat

Kawaii

Lucky Dragon Symbol Pattern

Puff

Small Dragon

Smaug from the Hobbit

Soren the Baby Dragon

Spike

Tiny Dragon

Toy Dragon



Dinosaurs:

Baby Triceratops

Brontosaurus

Dino with Heart

Dudley

Hadrosaur

Jobaria looks like brontosaurus

Microceratus

Plesiosaur

Raptor

Stegosaurus

T-Rex

T-Rex 2

T-Rex 3

Yoshi from Nintendo

Venomhide Ravasaur from World of Warcraft



Knit:

Dragons:

Dragon

Dragon Bookends

Puppet: Scroll Down and Click on Dragon Puppet Link on Right

Seamless Baby Dragon



Dinosaurs:

Amigurumi:

Brontosaurus, Stegosaurus, Triceratops

Dino (T-Rex like Dinosaur)

Diplocaulus

Grumpasaurus

Jellybean

Pterodactyl

Stegosaurus

Stegosaurus 2

Stegosaurus 3

T-Rex

T-Rex 2

Clothing:

Baby Bib

Baby Bib Stegosaurus

Cardigan Sweater Steggie Child's Size

Dino Hood

Stegosaurus Hat

Stefan's Dino Sweater

Other Items:

Blanket

Christmas Stocking

Dishcloth

Dishcloth 2

Dishcloth T-Rex

Knitting Chart for Brontosaurus

Knitting Chart for Brontosaurus and Triceratops

Knitting Chart for Guitar Playing Dinosaurs

Knitting Chart for Pterodactyl

Knitting Chart for T-Rex

Knitting Chart for Triceratops



Sewing:

Three Cuddly Dragon Patterns

Loom Knitting:

Dino Hat

Dragon Puppets on the Puppet blog Page.

Visit the Toy Blog Page for more free patterns for Ami's, Stuffed Animals, and other Knit, Crochet, and Knitting Loom toys.

Bath Mitts

Visit my Dinosaur and Other Toy Projects here.





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Thursday, April 22, 2010

Wooly Mammoth Amigurumi


This pattern sold me on buying this book. The wooly mammoth was adorable and I had never seen a pattern for one before. When I read the pattern, I decided to make the mammoth last because I realized it was going to be different from the other patterns. On the surface, it appears to be simple, but as I read the directions and worked through them, there were more challenges than I expected.

The body itself was straight forward and as expected. The head worked up smaller than I anticipated based on the picture, but the row count seemed accurate. I was using a yarn I had never used before, so this could have affected the outcome. Gauge could also be a factor as none is stated. As stated in earlier blogs this will not be the only one I make, so I will have a chance to experiment and see what works.

The directions on the tusks did not work as I expected. When I switched from sc to sl I found I had a smaller size appropriate tusk for the animal I was creating. Again, this could be a result of gauge, yarn, or the size of the mammoth’s head.




Overall, I really like this pattern and am looking forward to applying what I have learned to another mammoth.

For those seeking the pattern book it can be found at Gourment Crochet's, Amigurumi's Dinosaurs.

Please see the Dinosaur and Dragon Page for free knit and crochet patterns.

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Wednesday, April 21, 2010

Pterodactyl Amigurumi


This was the only pattern in the series that I questioned the pattern, not just my skill level. The pattern book picture shows a triangle that creates the wing for the dinosaur. A rounded wing is the result of crocheting in the round as written in the pattern. I am going to experiment with the written pattern further and work on adapting the pattern on my own to see if I can create one that looks more like the one in the book. With the lack of wingspan, I adapted how I attached the arms as well. Since I have more requests for dinosaur presents, I will have time to practice the patterns.




That being said, Terri, as he has been lovingly named, still has drawn some popular attention. Thus, the increase in requests for dinosaur presents. I am going to continue to work on creating a pterodactyl with wings that are closer to the original intent. I will post any progress I make.

For those seeking the pattern book it can be found at Gourment Crochet's, Amigurumi's Dinosaurs.

Please see the Dinosaur and Dragon Page for free knit and crochet patterns.


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Tuesday, April 20, 2010

Triceratops Amigurumi



This was the project I was least interested in starting and most pleased with when it was finished. The picture seemed awkward when I viewed the cover. However, as I began working on the project, seeing him in a squatted position seemed to work. This project was one of the most enjoyable because I had such a low anticipation of the outcome.

The triceratops was one of the easiest of the patterns to create. The most challenging part was getting the back legs positioned correctly. I have learned to pin all the legs prior to sewing anything to an animal.

One of the goals I presented myself with at the start of this project was not to buy any yarn to finish it. It has been fun digging through yarn stashes to find matches. I wanted fun colors and was not concerned about following the pattern color suggestions in all cases. This is working out.

For those seeking the pattern book it can be found at Gourment Crochet's, Amigurumi's Dinosaurs.

Please see the Dinosaur and Dragon Page for free knit and crochet patterns.

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Monday, April 19, 2010

Stegosaurus Amigurumi



I completed the next step in my dinosaur Christmas project. The pattern for the Stegosaurus, or as he became known as I was working on him Steggi, came from Gourment Crochet's, Amigurumi's Dinosaurs.

When I started this project, I thought the Stegosaurus would prove more challenging than the previous two dinosaurs I had made, the T-Rex and the brontosaurus. Creating the body was a typical project. I think when I make the plates again; I might try a lighter weight sports yarn. The plates were cute, but I think a lighter yarn might provide a more defined look. I can also experiment with hook size to see if that makes a difference as well. I learn a bit as I work through each one of these projects.




I will say as I have shown people the results of my efforts, this is one of the creatures that almost does not escape so I will say people still are finding him attractive.

Please see the Dinosaur and Dragon Page for free knit and crochet patterns.

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