Dragon Mystery Crochet Along



In this crochet along you will be crocheting… yes a DRAGON! This is a new crochet pattern, seen by almost no one! The cute clip-art of the dragon is not the dragon you will be crocheting, he is just a cute little dragon mascot for our MCAL.
The finished size of your dragon will be about 13 inches. Your size will vary depending on the yarn you choose, the crochet hook you choose, and your tension while crocheting. I used worsted weight yarn and a size D hook to get my dragon to 13 inches.
Clues for this mystery will be given every other day as listed below…
Clue #1 - Wednesday, July 27, 2016
Clue #2 - Friday, July 29, 2016
Clue #3 - Sunday, July 31, 2016
Clue #4 - Tuesday, August 2, 2016
Clue #5 - Thursday, August 4, 2016
Clue #6 - Saturday, August 6, 2016
Sewing Together - Monday, August 8, 2016
Clues will be available on Ravelry in pdf form to download and print.
Here are some helpful tutorials on my blog to help you better understand this pattern.
Crocheting through both sides of an arm/leg/ear/tail together 
http://melissascrochetpatterns.blogspot.com/2013/08/crocheting-through-both-sides-of.html
You will need… 
Yarn Color A - 180 yards 
Yarn Color B - 20 yards 
Yarn Color C - 65 yards 
Yarn Color D - 10 yards 
Yarn Color E - 15 yards 
12mm-15mm safety eyes, or desired 
3.25mm crochet hook (Size D), or desired crochet hook 
Fiberfill Stuffing 
Yarn Needle 
Sewing Pins to hold pieces in place before sewing (optional) 
Stitch Markers
Stitches and Abbreviations used… 
Ch - chain 
Sl - slip stitch 
Sc - single crochet 
Hdc - half double crochet 
St - stitch 
Sts - stitches 
Rpt - repeat 
Inc - increase, 2 sc in the same space 
Dec - decrease or sc2tog (single crochet 2 together)
Different threads will be opened to go along with the mystery in my Ravelry group - a spoilers thread to share pictures, a question thread for anyone with questions, and a regular thread to talk with others about the mystery.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

BB-8 from Star Wars Crochet Pattern

Image
Here is my new free crochet pattern, BB-8 from Star Wars. This blog version also has a more detailed description of how to make BB-8's circles. Please post pictures of your finished BB-8 on my Facebook page . BB-8 from Star Wars Crochet Pattern Written by Melissa’s Crochet Patterns You will need… Yarn Color A - Red Heart Super Saver Solids in White Yarn Color B - Hobby Lobby’s I Love This Yarn in Gray Mist Yarn Color C - Red Heart Super Saver Solids in Carrot one 15mm black safety eye one 12mm black safety eye 3.25mm crochet hook (Size D) Fiberfill Stuffing Yarn Needle Sewing Pins to hold pieces in place before sewing (optional) Stitches and Abbreviations used… Ch - chain Sl - slip stitch Sc - single crochet St - stitch Sts - stitches Rpt - repeat Inc - increase, 2 sc in the same space Dec - decrease or sc2tog (single crochet 2 together) Body Using Yarn Color A Rnd 1 ~ Using a magic ring, place
Read more

Crocheting through both sides of an arm/leg/ear/tail together.

Image
In almost all of my patterns the arms, legs, ears, tail, and other pieces are done by chaining 1 and crocheting through both sides at the same time. These pictures will help you understand what this means... Ch 1, fold in half Put your crochet hook through both sides, making a sc. Sc across in this same way. You should end up with half the amount of sts.  Example - if you had 20 you will now have 10.  This is how your finished end should look. Here is the final leg to The Adorable Dragon .
Read more

St. Patrick's Day 4 Leaf Clover Necklace

Image
St. Patrick's Day 4 Leaf Clover Necklace You will need… Green Yarn (I used Red Heart Super Saver Solids in Spring Green) Pony Beads in the color of your choice (I used 32 beads for one necklace) Stitch Marker 3.25mm/ Size D crochet hook, or desired size hook Stitches and Abbreviations used… Ch - chain Sl st - slip stitch Trb - treble crochet St - stitch Sts - stitches Rpt - repeat Note - The length of this necklace is made for an adult, if you are making this for a child you will need to put less beads on your necklace. As with any bead necklace, you can create the color pattern of your choice. Leave a couple inches of yarn for beginning tail (You will use this to tie to the end tail). Chain 4, pull the remaining loop out about 1-2 inches. Pinch the loop, and insert it through one pony bead. Insert the hook back into the loop, pull back into place, then complete a sl st. Chain 2
Read more