Make a little dragon backpack with an oval base, chenille body and face-bearing flap, plus double-layer wings, horns, ears, limbs and a decorated tail. The guide follows the making and assembly of every part, through to the upper drawcord and adjustable shoulder straps.
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The complete construction, step by step
- Four limbs with embroidered digits, the tail and oval base, including the integrated feet, tail and lower rings.
- The body, the single strip forming the shoulder straps and handle, its placement and upper attachment, then the flap and edging.
- The eye discs, whites, eyelids, horns, ears, muzzle and crests, including placement and sewing.
- Both faces of each wing, mirrored assembly and edging, attachment to the bag, the upper drawcord and strap adjusters.
Model measurements
The source model is approximately 25 cm wide and 20 cm high, with a base length of 11 cm. Yarn and tension affect the finished size. The shoulder straps are positioned and adjusted during assembly.
Level and materials
A detailed project for crocheters familiar with single, half double, double and treble crochet, increases and decreases, continuous and joined rounds, and sewing parts together. The model uses 100 g / 120 m chenille: approximately 2.5 gray skeins, 0.5 yellow and 0.3 beige, with a 4 mm hook. The eye discs and whites use finer yarn and a 2.5 mm hook.
Prepare stuffing, stitch markers, pins, a yarn needle, a fine sewing needle and sewing thread. The photographed version uses two D-rings, two strap adjusters and a bag clasp with its matching part; the stated hardware size is 3 cm. The guide explains the assembly of this adjustable version.
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This product is a PDF guide in the selected language, with US crochet conventions explained in that language. No finished bag, yarn, hook or physical accessories are supplied. For one reader’s personal reading and practice; the PDF and photographs may not be redistributed or resold.
Digital Artisanal
Source pattern Baby dino backpack, stored in the collection as Baby dragon backpack. Translation, instruction organization and page design by Digital Artisanal, using the source-pattern photographs. The project overview is an adapted illustration. The original step photos are retained.
