This pattern is only available in English.

Meet Dazzle the Dragon – The Cuddly Dragon with a Twist!
This crochet dragon is more than just a snuggly companion – he’s also a cosy, safe haven for your e-reader! With a hidden compartment inside his soft, squishy body, Dazzle keeps your device snug and protected whilst doubling as the perfect cuddly companion for all of your adventures! Dazzle makes the perfect gift for book lovers, dragon enthusiasts, and crocheters alike.

The pattern is written in English US crochet terms and includes 23 pages of detailed step-by-step instructions with clear pictures to help you along the way.

Details -
When made with the same yarn weight and hook size, your e-reader cosy should measure approximately 16 inches (40cm). However, size will differ depending on which device you are creating your cosy for (mine holds a Kindle 11th generation).
Note - Gauge is not important for this pattern.
This pattern is written in English US terminology and is suitable for confident beginners with previous knowledge of amigurumi/crochet.

IMPORTANT - Due to the proportions of the dragon, it’s recommended to use a bulkier yarn weight from worsted upwards. If you are using a finer yarn I would suggest holding two strands together.

Materials -
Chunky Chenille Yarn
I have used Yarnsmiths Chenille Chunky in the following colours and quantities:
Light Sage 200g
Cream 40g
Primrose Yellow 30g
Light Pink <5g
Scrap amount of fine yarn in body colour (or similar)

Note - All yarn quantities are approximate, you may need more/less yarn depending on your tension, hook size and yarn type.

5mm crochet hook
Toy stuffing
18mm safety eyes
Tapestry needle
Pins for sewing
Stitch markers
Scissors
Button

This pattern has been tested by a group of experienced testers.

Copyright - Pattern copyright © Grace Robson (Graciebobbins). This pattern is for personal use only. You may not alter, copy, translate, sell or distribute this pattern in any way. you are welcome to sell finished items made from this pattern in limited numbers. I just need you to credit the designer (graciebobbins) in your listing or social media posts.

If you have any questions regarding this pattern, please get in touch.