Description:

Materials Needed:

  • Bulky or super bulky weight yarn in desired dino color(s)
  • Crochet hook suitable for the yarn size
  • Fiberfill stuffing
  • Safety eyes or yarn for embroidering eyes
  • Yarn needle
  • Stitch markers

Size: The finished dino could be quite large, depending on the yarn and hook size used. It might stand around 12 to 18 inches tall and be proportionally chubby.

Pattern:

  1. Head and Body:
    • Begin with a magic ring or chain 2 and work in continuous rounds.
    • Start with a few single crochets (sc) into the ring or second chain from hook.
    • Increase stitches evenly in each round to create the chubby shape.
    • Continue until the desired height is reached.
  2. Legs:
    • Make four legs separately.
    • Begin with a magic ring or chain 2 and work in rounds.
    • Increase stitches to create a rounded shape.
    • Leave an opening at the top for attaching to the body.
  3. Tail:
    • Work the tail as a continuation of the body, gradually decreasing stitches to create a tapering effect.
  4. Arms:
    • Make two arms separately.
    • Begin with a magic ring or chain 2 and work in rounds.
    • Increase stitches to create rounded arms.
    • Leave an opening at one end for attaching to the body.
  5. Assembly:
    • Attach the legs, arms, and tail to the body using a yarn needle and matching yarn.
    • Stuff the dino firmly with fiberfill as you go.
    • Attach safety eyes or embroider eyes using yarn.
    • Embroider any additional features, like a mouth or nostrils, using yarn.
  6. Finishing:
    • Secure and weave in all loose ends.

Please note that this is a general description based on typical amigurumi and crochet techniques. The exact pattern and design can vary widely based on the specific pattern you’re referring to. If you have the pattern, be sure to follow its instructions closely for the best results.