Gauge is not critical for Gunnehilda, but you’ll want to use needles several sizes smaller than recommended to produce a near-square gauge. Stuff tightly to help her stand up unassisted.

This is a very fidgety pattern that requires some artistic interpretation. For brave knitters only. :)

Uses stitch pattern from Cookie A.’s Pomatomus, published on Knitty. Refer to Pomatomus for stitch chart, gauge, yarn requirements. http://knitty.com/ISSUEwinter05/PATTpomatomus.html

This stocking includes a chart for the name John, but can be easily modified to have no name or to include room for an embroidered name.

This dice bags houses the luck-wielding devices of a level 4 half-elf druid named Keldan. His finest moment in battle was an inspired transmutation in which he turned into an enormous tree, holding a door shut against a boss and her outsider minions for three full rounds while our barbarian tank gathered her wits. He is very good with brambles ...

Morgran is seamlessly worked in the round.

Cornelius is knit from nose to tail. The wings and legs are picked up and shaped using short rows. You can use floral wire to give the wings and back legs a more defined shape if the dragon is going to be on display instead of used as a toy.

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