The requester asked for a red dragon with black spines and grass-green eyes. Of course, Clara at 6060.etsy.com came through for me with the most beautiful hand painted eyes. Aren't they just amazing?
This guy was a little change from my previous dragons. Instead of using Red Heart acrylic yarns, I used a soft yarn (like Caron Simply Soft). It gave the body a beautiful shine and looks more like real scales than the Red Heart. I think this may end up being a permanent change for me!
So welcome to the world, little baby dragon. May all your flights be happy ones.
And for those of you out there looking for a fun winter amigurumi project, the dragon pattern is available in my Ravelry pattern shop for only $4!
It's so great!! You're so talented lady!
ReplyDeletethose eyes are amazing!
Awwww, Becky. You're making me blush!
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I love love love this dragon! That was how I found your blog! I saw the dragon on ravelry and was in love! =)
ReplyDeleteHe is great. The details are wonderful!
ReplyDeletevery nice,, now he needs a castle to fly over.
ReplyDeleteThanks Velma and Ames & Tash for the kind words. You guys keep inspiring me to try new things -- we'll see what comes up next!
ReplyDelete@Cheesy -- I totally have separation anxiety from my creations! I hate sending them off to their new homes. But once in a while I will get a note from the new owner telling me how much they love their new spiderling and it makes everything worthwhile!
@Amy -- is that an official dare? ;-)
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