The little dino “hatched” just a few days ago and is now setting out—full of
curiosity—to find a friend to play, romp, and have fun with.
He is crocheted using soft chenille yarn, though any other yarn type works just as
well. Because all of his parts are made with simple shapes, he keeps his signature cute
look no matter which yarn you choose; cotton or blended yarns work beautifully, too.
The head can be positioned in different directions thanks to joint discs connecting
it to the body. If you prefer not to use joint discs, you can simply sew the head on
firmly—both methods are explained in the pattern.

PATTERN IN PDF FORMAT! Not a toy!
The pattern does not contain basic course of crocheting – you should already have the basic knowledge.
The pattern includes 17 pages with description and 80 pictures. Difficulty: middle
Not for beginners
Abbreviations: USA crochet terms

The finished dino stands approximately 25 cm tall. Depending on the yarn thickness,
he may turn out a bit smaller or larger.

Yarn
Green 019 Ricorumi Nilli Nilli : 25 gr/ 65 m. - 70 gr.
Yellow 004 Ricorumi Nilli Nilli : 25 gr/ 65 m. - 30 gr.
Beige 022 Ricorumi Nilli Nilli : 25 gr/ 65 m. - 10 gr.
Crochet hook 2,25 mm.
Sinker safety eyes 10 mm.
Cotter pins with disks of suitable size.
I have: to fasten the head to the body: in the body 25 mm in diameter, in the head 30 mm in diameter.
Stuffing (fiberfill), 1 sewing needle, colored pencil.