11-in-1 Crochet Dragon Pattern Bundle – Baby, Flower & Fairy Dragon Amigurumi PDF
11-in-1 Crochet Dragon Pattern Bundle – Baby, Flower & Fairy Dragon Amigurumi PDF
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11-in-1 Crochet Dragon Pattern Bundle – Baby, Flower & Fairy Dragon Amigurumi PDF
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11 patterns · just $1.35 per pattern
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Crochet eleven adorable amigurumi dragons with one crochet dragon pattern bundle! This 11-in-1 PDF is full of cute baby dragons, flower dragons and fairy dragons. Some are dressed in petals and pastel colors, others have fairy wings, autumn leaves or a gingerbread look. They range from a tiny baby dragon that fits in your hand to a fairy dragon more than two feet long, so you will find the right dragon for a quick gift, a cuddly plush or a showpiece for your shelf.
What's included: 11 dragon crochet patterns
Every amigurumi dragon pattern comes with its own skill level and finished size, so you can pick your next project at a glance:
- Flower Dragon (Intermediate, about 22.8 in / 58 cm long): a blush-pink dragon with white wings and little flowers along its tail
- Baby Dragon (Advanced Beginner, about 6.3 in / 16 cm tall): a tiny, sweet pink baby dragon with small white wings
- Cherry Blossom Dragon (Intermediate, about 6.7 × 7.5 in / 17 × 19 cm): a pink dragon covered in cherry-blossom petals
- Maple Leaf Dragon (Intermediate, about 6.7 × 7.5 in / 17 × 19 cm): a cozy brown dragon with maple-leaf wings in fall colors
- Blossom Dragon (Advanced Beginner, about 5.5 × 5.5 in / 14 × 14 cm): a small pink dragon with petal wings
- Medium Fairy Dragon (Intermediate, about 25.9 in / 66 cm long): a long pink fairy dragon with mixed-purple details
- Small Fairy Dragon (Intermediate, about 12.9 in / 33 cm long): a slim purple-and-white fairy dragon
- Flora the Forest Dragon (Intermediate, about 15.7 in / 40 cm long): a green forest dragon with antlers and flowers
- Sunshine Dragon (Experienced, about 10.2 × 15.7 in / 26 × 40 cm): a white dragon with a mane in shades of sunny yellow
- Midnight Dragon (Intermediate, about 7.8 in / 20 cm): a bright blue dragon with yellow horns and spikes
- Gingerbread Dragon (Intermediate, about 23.6 in / 60 cm long): a brown gingerbread dragon with a white frosting hat and holly
Baby dragon crochet patterns for your first dragon
New to dragons? Start small. The Baby Dragon and the Blossom Dragon are rated Advanced Beginner and stay between about 5.5 and 6.3 inches (14–16 cm), so they work up quickly and make sweet little gifts. Read the bonus Amigurumi Crash Course first: it covers the stitches and techniques used in the bundle, and the step-by-step photos show you how each part comes together.
Once you have made your first baby dragon crochet pattern, the Intermediate dragons follow naturally: the same techniques, just more pieces and more details.
Flower dragon and fairy dragon crochet patterns
If you love soft, romantic plushies, the flower and fairy dragons are for you. The Flower Dragon carries little flowers along its tail and spreads big white wings; for a display piece you can add optional craft wire to the wings. The Cherry Blossom Dragon and the Blossom Dragon are covered in petals, while the Medium and Small Fairy Dragon have long, elegant bodies and dreamy purple details.
Together they make this a lovely fairy dragon crochet pattern collection for fantasy fans, nursery shelves and anyone who likes their dragons cute rather than scary.
Seasonal dragons: forest, maple leaf, sunshine and gingerbread
The bundle also follows the seasons. Flora the Forest Dragon wears antlers and flowers, the Maple Leaf Dragon brings autumn colors, and the Gingerbread Dragon with its white frosting hat and holly is a cheerful crochet Christmas gift. For a challenge, the Sunshine Dragon with its sunny yellow mane is rated Experienced, and the bright blue Midnight Dragon adds yellow horns and spikes.
How the dragon patterns work
All eleven dragons come in one 105-page PDF with bookmarks, so you can jump straight to the dragon you want to make. Each pattern is written in US crochet terms, every abbreviation is explained, and full-color step-by-step photos guide you through shaping, assembly and the little details. Some steps have QR codes that link to video tutorials, which is especially handy for wings, horns and attaching parts.
Because every pattern lists its own yarn colors and amounts, you can gather materials for one dragon at a time instead of buying everything at once.
Pattern details
- Format: 1 PDF, 105 pages, US letter size, with bookmarks to every dragon
- Language: English, US crochet terms
- Bonus: Amigurumi Crash Course covering the stitches and techniques used
- Extras: full-color step-by-step photos; some steps have QR codes linking to video tutorials
Skill level
- Advanced Beginner: Baby Dragon, Blossom Dragon
- Intermediate: most of the dragons
- Experienced: Sunshine Dragon
Finished size
- About 5.5 in (14 cm) to 25.9 in (66 cm), depending on the dragon
- Sizes are made with bulky (Category 5) yarn; other yarns change the size
Materials
- Bulky yarn (Category 5) in the colors and amounts listed in each pattern
- Crochet hook 4 mm (US G-6); the Flower Dragon uses 4.5 mm (US 7)
- Safety eyes, 8 mm to 16 mm (1 pair per dragon; the size is given in each pattern)
- Fiberfill, stitch marker, yarn needle, scissors
- Optional: craft wire for the Flower Dragon's wings (display pieces only)
Gift ideas with crochet dragons
A handmade dragon plush is a gift that kids and grown-ups both remember. Make a baby dragon for a baby shower or a little fantasy fan, a fairy dragon for a friend who loves magical things, or the Gingerbread Dragon as a cozy Christmas surprise. For young children, embroider the eyes with yarn and leave out wire and small sewn-on details.
More dragon and amigurumi patterns
- Hooked on Dragons: our crochet dragon book as a paperback on Amazon, for crocheters who prefer paper
- Amigurumi crochet patterns: animals, dolls and more plushies
- Crochet pattern bundles: more themed bundles with many designs in one PDF
Frequently asked questions
Is this dragon crochet pattern bundle good for beginners?
Start with the Baby Dragon or the Blossom Dragon, which are rated Advanced Beginner. Read the Amigurumi Crash Course first. Most of the dragons are Intermediate, and the Sunshine Dragon is Experienced.
Which crochet terms are used?
US crochet terms. Every abbreviation is explained in the pattern.
How big are the crochet dragons?
From about 5.5 in (14 cm) for the Blossom Dragon to about 25.9 in (66 cm) for the Medium Fairy Dragon, made with bulky (Category 5) yarn.
Can I use a different yarn?
Yes, but your dragon's size will change with your yarn, hook and tension. Bulky (Category 5) yarn gives the sizes shown.
Are there video tutorials?
Some steps have QR codes that link to video tutorials, in addition to the full-color step-by-step photos in the PDF.
Are the dragons safe for babies?
Safety eyes, wire and small sewn-on parts can be a choking hazard. For children under 3, embroider the eyes with yarn and leave out the wire and small details.
How do I get the pattern?
It is an instant digital download. You'll get a download link right after you buy; nothing is shipped.
Can I share or sell the pattern?
The PDF is for your personal use only. Please don't copy, share, resell or upload the file or any part of it. For questions, email info@mrscrochetworld.com.
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Is it beginner-friendly?
Our patterns are written step by step in plain English with clear photos. Check the skill level on each listing, or start with our complete beginner's guide.
Which crochet terms does it use?
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Are your patterns AI-generated?
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