Here Be Dragons: A Collection
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ldhensonA collection of wonderful plush dragons made by other people from the pattern for my original:
All pictures posted with the permission of each dragon-maker.
>>> Newer dragons are towards the bottom of the page! <<<
Listessa's white dragon:
See the rest of the pics at her post on Craftster
Katt's gold dragon:
Green and red dragons:
Silver dragon (new!):
Katt also has this useful tip:
I do have one suggestion. Adding a piece of the fine gauge wire, doubled over & bent so it will fit in the feet & up the leg into the upper stuffed portion, really helps to reinforce the legs/feet so the dragons will stand up better when posed on something like a branch or a log.
KnittingNadine's blue dragon:
Visit her Etsy
I haven't yet been able to get hold of![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
omylouse yet to get her permission to re-post pics, so here are links to her dragon posts:
Purple dragon
Red/yellow dragon
PunxsutawneyPhyllis' glittering green dragon, made of felt fused with lame spandex:
Visit her deviantArt
Tormented Artist's color-shifting silk dragon:
Her tips on sewing this kind of pattern with silk:
It's dupioni silk gold shot purple, so it changes colors. Mine is actually glued to a very thick denim for more body.
For a floppier more rounded silk dragon, two pieces of silk glued together and then cut into the pattern pieces should work fine and prevent fraying but it will not have enough body for the wings. If the silk is glued to a base material, use a lighter fabric then denim for the center and treat it like sewing leather (you'll need to prepoke all the sewing holes or get carpel tunnel.)
Visit her website
Mary H.'s light green dragon:
Lali's translucent-skinned dragon Prince, done with felting red wool:
See her entry about this dragon on her blog
Kari Suderley's yellow-and-blue dragon:
MandarTheMousey's dragons with variations on textures and modified wings/tails.
SpaceCore:
...and FireFlop:
See the rest of the photos at her deviantArt page
Mikana's ivory and gold, ribbon-trimmed dragon:
See the rest of her photos (including some construction photos) at her album
Two-toned red/black and purple dragons by Bully and Nelson's Momma (with their adorable dog friend):
Visit her websites here and here
James' well-read burgundy-and-black dragon Rajamani:
Katie-Mae's detailed red-and-white dragon:
...and two more highly-detailed dragons with sculpted horns and feet:
Scroll farther down the page for her newest dragons!
Fleur D'Morte's two-toned, four-legged dragon:
...and another made of vinyl!
Pam Schmidt's jewel-studded real leather dragons:
Including one made with my Camelot Dragon pattern:
Visit her Etsy shop, where she has more leather dragons for sale using these patterns (with permission)
Rachels's green dragon, plus the egg he came in (which she also made):
Amy Ponting's metallic hand-painted dragons:
You can view the rest of her photos on her Facebook (Nov. 2014)
She even modified the pattern to create Toothless from How to train Your Dragon:
Amber Feldt's elaborately-finned, shimmery dragon:
Visit her deviantArt gallery
ClairesCuriosity's two-tone dragon:
And a black dragon with gold markings:
Ashley Garcia's black, purple-finned dragon:
Ashley Stark's three textured dragons from Game of Thrones:
You can also find her on Instagram as Astark6.
A blue dragon (by Sophie) and a white dragon (by Nat):
Nat's handcrafted mobile, which fills the sky with dragons:
Two more meticulously-detailed dragons from Katie-Mae:
Elena Saxton's life-size, 50-foot mascot for the Hazelwood West High School Marching Wildcats:
Anja van der Velden's dragons from the Netherlands, in variety of colorful fabrics and with extra wiring in the wings and legs:
Donna Pedini's dragon with added wing-claws and hand-panted accents:
Wicked Mermaid's regal golden dragon:
Mary M.'s high-flying green dragon:
Thanks everyone!
Got a dragon to add? Just let me know.
The pattern is available at my Etsy shop.
All pictures posted with the permission of each dragon-maker.
>>> Newer dragons are towards the bottom of the page! <<<
Listessa's white dragon:
See the rest of the pics at her post on Craftster
Katt's gold dragon:
Green and red dragons:
Silver dragon (new!):
Katt also has this useful tip:
I do have one suggestion. Adding a piece of the fine gauge wire, doubled over & bent so it will fit in the feet & up the leg into the upper stuffed portion, really helps to reinforce the legs/feet so the dragons will stand up better when posed on something like a branch or a log.
KnittingNadine's blue dragon:
Visit her Etsy
I haven't yet been able to get hold of
omylouse yet to get her permission to re-post pics, so here are links to her dragon posts:Purple dragon
Red/yellow dragon
PunxsutawneyPhyllis' glittering green dragon, made of felt fused with lame spandex:
Visit her deviantArt
Tormented Artist's color-shifting silk dragon:
Her tips on sewing this kind of pattern with silk:
It's dupioni silk gold shot purple, so it changes colors. Mine is actually glued to a very thick denim for more body.
For a floppier more rounded silk dragon, two pieces of silk glued together and then cut into the pattern pieces should work fine and prevent fraying but it will not have enough body for the wings. If the silk is glued to a base material, use a lighter fabric then denim for the center and treat it like sewing leather (you'll need to prepoke all the sewing holes or get carpel tunnel.)
Visit her website
Mary H.'s light green dragon:
Lali's translucent-skinned dragon Prince, done with felting red wool:
See her entry about this dragon on her blog
Kari Suderley's yellow-and-blue dragon:
MandarTheMousey's dragons with variations on textures and modified wings/tails.
SpaceCore:
...and FireFlop:
See the rest of the photos at her deviantArt page
Mikana's ivory and gold, ribbon-trimmed dragon:
See the rest of her photos (including some construction photos) at her album
Two-toned red/black and purple dragons by Bully and Nelson's Momma (with their adorable dog friend):
Visit her websites here and here
James' well-read burgundy-and-black dragon Rajamani:
Katie-Mae's detailed red-and-white dragon:
...and two more highly-detailed dragons with sculpted horns and feet:
Scroll farther down the page for her newest dragons!
Fleur D'Morte's two-toned, four-legged dragon:
...and another made of vinyl!
Pam Schmidt's jewel-studded real leather dragons:
Including one made with my Camelot Dragon pattern:
Visit her Etsy shop, where she has more leather dragons for sale using these patterns (with permission)
Rachels's green dragon, plus the egg he came in (which she also made):
Amy Ponting's metallic hand-painted dragons:
You can view the rest of her photos on her Facebook (Nov. 2014)
She even modified the pattern to create Toothless from How to train Your Dragon:
Amber Feldt's elaborately-finned, shimmery dragon:
Visit her deviantArt gallery
ClairesCuriosity's two-tone dragon:
And a black dragon with gold markings:
Ashley Garcia's black, purple-finned dragon:
Ashley Stark's three textured dragons from Game of Thrones:
You can also find her on Instagram as Astark6.
A blue dragon (by Sophie) and a white dragon (by Nat):
Nat's handcrafted mobile, which fills the sky with dragons:
Two more meticulously-detailed dragons from Katie-Mae:
Elena Saxton's life-size, 50-foot mascot for the Hazelwood West High School Marching Wildcats:
Anja van der Velden's dragons from the Netherlands, in variety of colorful fabrics and with extra wiring in the wings and legs:
Donna Pedini's dragon with added wing-claws and hand-panted accents:
Wicked Mermaid's regal golden dragon:
Mary M.'s high-flying green dragon:
Thanks everyone!
Got a dragon to add? Just let me know.
The pattern is available at my Etsy shop.
