Using circular knitting machines, whip up squishable dinosaur toys for your kids! They will be a lovable plushies that your kid can cuddle with and snuggle. Please Kindly note that all our delivery times are only guidelines based on our courier company's information. Delivery time does not include your local customs processing time. With four fun designs, anyone can knit these playful prehistoric wonders for hours of roaming-the-earth fun! Old-fashioned playtime will never go extinct with this collection of huggable dinosaurs which includes Stegosaurus, Triceratops, Brachiosaurus, and Tyrannosaurus rex. Offering up plenty of The Land Before Time nostalgia, these prehistoric pals are truly Dino-mite. These knitted dinosaurs are made with simple stitches so they’re perfect for newbie knitters. Start making these today for little hands to play with soon! Any dino fan is sure to love this sweet pair that will keep them entertained for hours! Both are relatively simple to make with basic increases and decreases used to create the body and legs.

Tracy Triceratops is knit in DK weight yarn and stands at almost 8 inches (20 centimeters) tall, while her baby, knit in cotton thread, is 4 inches (10 centimeters) high. What was the world like when these beasts roamed the land? Were they as scary as we think or were they gentle giants? Spencer Spinosaurus is knitted on 3.00 mm needles. The finished knit will measure approximately 50 cm tall and 62 cm long. The baby is knitted on 1.00 mm needles in amigurumi style. It measures approximately 25 cm tall and 32 cm long.These mommy and baby duo got me squealing with delight and I’m sure that you will also find these Jurassic Park-inspired companions incredibly fun to make. The best part about this adorable duo? They’re equally popular with adults and children alike, and we think they’ll make the perfect gift for your loved ones! You can easily adjust the sizing for your dog. Feel free to message me if you need help adjusting to a size not listed in the pattern.

This cute little Dino is so cute and squishy – perfect for cuddling! Choose traditional dinosaur color or make each spike a different shade. There’s lots of room for creativity with this fun and adorable pattern! He may grow up to be fearsome, but right now he’s super cute! Put this baby dinosaur in the egg or let him run free. Either way, both options are equally adorable! We recommend washing your Zoo Snood by hand with cold water, then letting it air-dry. This is the gentlest way to clean pretty much anything. You can also machine wash using the gentle cycle, but you may risk damaging some parts of the Zoo Snood (e.g. horns or antlers). Any fans of Jurassic World will feel a shiver at the thought of a velociraptor in the home, but this palm-sized knitted velociraptors just might change their mind!This pattern is suitable for those with beginner crochet skills and have knowledge of magic ring/circle, crocheting in spirals/rounds, chain, slip stitch, single crochet, half double crochet. If your Zoo Snood is getting a little loose, you can try washing it in hot water to shrink it a bit. 3) How often should I wash my Zoo Snood? Deliveries to countries outside the UK are not liable for VAT, therefore we will deduct this from your invoice. Please Kindly note that you will be liable to pay the Import Duty and Tax in your own country. Triceratopses may look scary, but they were actually herbivores whose horns and frill were protection against the scary Tyrannosaurus. So it’s fitting that they would be turned into big softies with the magic of knitting. That’s entirely up to you. We usually give it the “smell test.” If it’s stinky, we wash it. 4) Will my Zoo Snood shrink?

You can sell the finished product but please include a link to my shop where you advertise it. Please do not sell or give away my pattern. With this fun dinosaur knitting pattern, you can make both the large Spencer Spinosaurus and a baby dinosaur. The pattern includes full details of how to knit both of these super soft plush animals. These legendary extinct reptiles are intriguing. This makes them great for children. Kids can let their imaginations run wild and have fun. And they can learn about these animals and the history of the earth without knowing it. Apatosaurus was a sauropod dinosaur that lived during the Late Jurassic Period in what is now western North America. It was a large animal, being at least 70 feet in length, ad weighted about 20 tons, but some old adults were probably a lot bigger. Thankfully, this Apatosaurus toy is small enough to fit in your home!If you hand-wash your Zoo Snood as described above, then it won’t shrink. If you wash it in hot water, then it may shrink a bit. After having your pet wear a Zoo Snood for extended periods of time, some of our customers actually like to shrink their Zoo Snoods a little to make it fit a bit more snugly. 5) Can I use the crocheted Spiked Collar as a replacement for a real collar? You will need to know cast on and off, knit, purl, increases, decreases, knit stripes and sew seams. This listing is an original pattern written by myself (Rachel Wisneski, HookingCuteCreations) in English using US Crochet Terminology to crochet your own dog snood. Crochet the adorable dinosaur dog snood. Below is our list of 40 dinosaur knitting patterns. We have included everything from silly plush dinosaurs to sweaters and hats.

It’s usually a fright when you come home face to face with a t-rex, but not with this Christmas T-rex Dinosaur! His jolly expression and festive outfit make him a joy to your world! Dinosaurs fascinate children and adults alike. They captivate our minds. With these dinosaur knitting patterns, you can choose to make goofy plush dolls or masculine projects. We do NOT recommend using our Spiked Collar as a replacement for your real collar, which is why we didn’t include an attachment ring/clip for a leash on it. The Spiked Collar is meant to be worn just for fun, and is not safety tested for durability. The last thing we would want is for the Spiked Collar to stretch or break during an exciting moment for your dog.Trex and Bronty are so fun! They may be too cute to be fearsome dinosaurs. These two squishy fellows will surely be a hit with the kids.