How to Crochet a Dragon written pattern

 Looking to create a magical creature with your crochet skills? 

This guide will teach you how to crochet a dragon with ease! 

Follow our comprehensive dragon crochet pattern video tutorial designed for both adventurous beginners and experienced crocheters. Dive into the world of amigurumi with our step-by-step dragon crochet tutorial, complete with detailed instructions for crafting dragon wings and a dragon tail.

Whether you’re searching for a free dragon crochet pattern or aiming to master the amigurumi stitch, our DIY crochet dragon guide has you covered.

 Transform yarn into a fantastical crocheted dragon toy with our easy-to-follow dragon crochet instructions. 

Explore the realm of fantasy with our easy crochet dragon pattern, perfect for creating a whimsical addition to your crochet collection.

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Now that you can crochet dragon you can check the snake pattern, because they have the same pattern for the head and is a quick crochet project.

👉Written Pattern:

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Stitches:

mr-magic ring

x-single crochet

v-increase (two single crochets in one stitch)

(number)- the final number of stitches in a row

A-decrease (crochet two single crochets through the front loops together)

n* (...) repeat the instructions in the parenthesis that many times the number before the star shows

Row 1: mr,6x (6) Row 2: v (12) Row 3: v,x,v (18) Rows 4 ,5: 18x Row 6: 5x, v (21)

Row 7: 3v,7x,3v,8x (27) Row 8: 3*(xv), 7x, 3*(xv),8x (33) Row 9, 10, 11: (33x) Row 12: 7x, A, 5x, A, 15x,A (30)

Row 13: A,3x, repeat 6 times (24) Row 14: 2x, A repeat 6 times (18)

Rows 15,16,17,18: 18x

Row 19: v,2x, repeat 6 times (24)

Row 20: v,3x, repeat 6 times (30)

Rows 21-30: 30x

Row 31: A,3x, repeat 6 times (24)

Row 32: 24x

Row 33: 2x, A repeat 6 times (18)

Rows 34, 35, 36: 18x

Row 37: 4x, A repeat 3 times (15)

Rows 38-66: 15x

Row 67: decrease to 12 stitches (3x,A)*3

Row 68: decrease to 9 stitches (2x,A)*3 Row 69: decrease to 6 stitches (x,A)*3

Wings: mr, 8 dc, row2: inc for total of 16 dc

Feet: Row 1: mr,6x (6)

Row 2: v (12)

Rows 3-6: 12x

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This tutorial is about:

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5. Beginner's Guide: Crochet Dragon with Bendable Tail and Spikes

6. Fantasy Dragon Crochet: Bendable Tail and Spiky Features

7. Free Pattern: Crochet Dragon with Bendable Tail & Spikes

8. Detailed Dragon Crochet: How to Add Bendable Tail and Spikes

9. Create a Crocheted Dragon with Bendable Tail and Spikes

10. Crochet Your Own Dragon with Bendable Tail and Spikes: Full Tutorial

Written Pattern for Set of 2 Easy Scrubby Crochet Dishcloths for every Kitchen and video tutorial

 Crafting Connection: Exploring the Art of Crochet Dishcloths for Sustainable Living

These dishcloths offer a delightful texture and an enhanced scrubbing capability, rendering them ideal as both gifts and decorative elements in any household. All that's required to start this project is worsted weight yarn and a 5 mm crochet hook. This tutorial serves as an excellent resource for novices looking to explore simple and beginner-friendly crochet dishcloth patterns. The intricate yet manageable design ensures that crafting these dishcloths is a quick and enjoyable endeavor, particularly for those who relish do-it-yourself projects.

The beauty of these dishcloths lies not only in their functionality but also in their versatility. Beyond their primary purpose in the kitchen, they can also be used in bathrooms for gentle exfoliation or even as coasters to protect surfaces from hot pots and pans. Their soft yet sturdy texture makes them suitable for various household tasks, adding both practicality and charm to any space

Moreover, the choice of materials is not only about functionality but also about sustainability. By opting for cotton yarn, crafters contribute to eco-friendly practices, reducing their environmental footprint while indulging in creative pursuits. This eco-conscious approach aligns with a growing trend towards mindful consumption and responsible living.

What truly sets these dishcloths apart is the personal touch they carry. Handcrafted with care and attention to detail, each piece is a labor of love, infused with the maker's creativity and craftsmanship. As such, they hold a unique value beyond their practical utility, becoming cherished keepsakes and meaningful gifts for friends and family.

In essence, these dishcloths represent more than just household accessories; they embody a sense of community, creativity, and sustainability. With each stitch, crafters contribute to a culture of handmade craftsmanship and environmental stewardship, transforming ordinary materials into extraordinary works of art. So, gather your yarn, pick up your hook, and embark on a journey of creativity and connection through the timeless art of crochet.

Green Dishcloth

chain 42

R1: Double crochet into the 4th chain, double crochet, chain 1, repeat (skip chain, double crochet, double crochet, chain 1) repeat till the last 4 chains, skip chain, 3 double crochets.

R2: chain 1, 3 single crochets, extended double crochet, (repeat (2 single crochets, front post extended double crochet)), 3 double crochets

R3: chain 3, 2 double crochets, chain 1, Repeat ( skip a stitch, 2 double crochets), skip stitch, 3 double crochets

R4: chain1, 3 single crochets, front post extended double crochet, repeat (2 single crochets,1front post extended double crochet ), 3 single crochets

R5: chain 3, 2 double crochets, chain 1, Repeat ( skip the front post extended double crochet, 2 double crochets), skip the front post extended double crochet, 3 double crochets

Repeat for total of 26 rows or the desired length.

No edge needed, I think the dishcloths look more modern without a crocheted edge.

Pink Dishcloth:

V stitch= double crochet, chain 1, double crochet in the same stitch or space

Chain 41

R1: double crochet into the 4th chain, skip chain, V stitch, (repeat ( skip chain, double crochet, skip chain, V stitch)), skip chain, 2 double crochets.

R2: chain 3, front post double crochet, repeat (V stitch, front post double crochet), double crochet into the last stitch

R3: chain 3, back post double crochet, repeat (V stitch, back post double crochet), double crochet into the last stitch

Repeat for as many rows you need to match the length of your green dishcloth.

Happy crocheting!