The T-Rex hatched a few days ago and is now looking for a friend to play with, romp
around with, and have fun with. The head can be turned in different directions as it is
attached to the body with joint discs. If you prefer not to use joint discs, you can simply
sew the head on. The legs and arms of the T-Rex are firmly sewn to the body but can
also be attached with joint discs.
The instructions include many helpful pictures for crocheting. There are images of
both brown and green T-Rexes, demonstrating that similar figures can be made from
different types of wool, such as chenille, cotton, or mixed wool. Please adjust the
amount of wool and needle size accordingly.

The pattern does not contain basic course of crocheting – you should already have the basic knowledge.
The pattern includes 12 pages with description and 87 pictures.
Difficulty: middle
Not for beginners.

• The brown T-Rex is approximately 18 cm tall.
• The green T-Rex is approximately 20 cm tall.
Depending on the thickness of the wool, the figures can be smaller or larger.

Brown T-Rex:
Brown yarn (Nr. 71) 45 gr. YarnArt Jeans 50 gr/160 m.
White or sand yarn 10 gr. YarnArt Jeans 50 gr/160 m.
Crochet hook 1.75 mm
Green T-Rex:
Green yarn (Nr.17616) 40 gr. Boheme velvet fine 50 gr/190 m.
White or sand yarn (Nr.17609) 10 gr. Boheme velvet fine 50 gr/190 m.
Crochet hook 2 mm

• Safety eyes 18 mm (brown T-Rex). or 20 mm (green T- Rex).
  Stuffing, 1 needle for sewing and shaping, pastel crayons for tinting, a fabric Marker.
  Cotter pins with disks of suitable size to fasten the head to the
  body: in the body 30 mm in diameter, in the head 40 mm in diameter.