These guys are absolutely amazing! Dragon Dragon Dragon! Ever wonder how to train your dragon? Assuming you have one of course! 🙂
Here is your chance, not only you get to learn how to make these spectacular handmade toys (which by the way, is much easier than you think! ) but you’ll also make some of the best toys for children. Better than the ones a toy store provides!
Fire Breathing Dragon by Sharon Ojala is 16 to 18 inches tall and it can change looks from fiercer looking to sleepy and friendlier looking dragon, all covered in writing and best video tutorials! These magical dragons are stunning yet amazing in the eyes of little ones. With their funny expressions and the vivid colors, these stunning and so captivating crochet creatures will helps the little ones find their way to a world of mesmerizing endless possibilities.
![[Video Tutorial] These Magical Dragons Are Almost Ridiculously Adorable!](https://i0.wp.com/www.dailycrochet.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/Dragons.jpg?resize=558%2C400&ssl=1)
What could be more fun than having your very own fire breathing dragon? The mythical creatures that can that breathe fire through their mouth or nostrils fly around the world in no time or simply dance in your kitchen or playroom the funniest most captivating dragon dance. This crochet fire breathing dragon is here to help your imagination fly wherever you feel it would be the more fun.
Fire Breathing Dragon ![[Video Tutorial] These Magical Dragons Are Almost Ridiculously Adorable!](https://i0.wp.com/www.dailycrochet.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/Dragons.jpg?resize=259%2C186&ssl=1)
The green dragon is made with Red Heart Comfort yarn Emerald 3233
The bluish looking one is Red Heart Comfort Yarn Peacock 3193
Red one is 2 rolls of Red Heart Super in Saver Cherry Red
The Comfort yarn comes in jumbo rolls. One of those rolls is more than enough to make one dragon
Check out the original source for this pattern with all the directions and full written pattern at: Amigurumi To Go
Thanks to Sharon Ojala for article inspiration and featured image.
Video: How To Make Dragon’s Head by Sharon Ojala on YouTube.
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