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    MerryMakes Mini-Dino

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    This document provides instructions for crocheting a mini dinosaur toy. It includes a list of materials needed, abbreviations used, and step-by-step instructions for making the body, arms, feet, and tail of the dinosaur. Color changes are indicated. Photos are included of each step. The creator asks to be credited if others make and sell the dinosaur, and to tag their Instagram account to share photos of completed projects.

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    MerryMakes Mini-Dino

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    This document provides instructions for crocheting a mini dinosaur toy. It includes a list of materials needed, abbreviations used, and step-by-step instructions for making the body, arms, feet, and tail of the dinosaur. Color changes are indicated. Photos are included of each step. The creator asks to be credited if others make and sell the dinosaur, and to tag their Instagram account to share photos of completed projects.

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    MerryMakes Mini-Dino

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    How to Crochet a Mini-Dino!


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    This mini-dino is inspired by the very-popular Timothy the T-Rex pattern by BluePhone Studios.
    You can purchase the Timothy pattern in BluePhone Studio’s Etsy shop. It’s a wonderful pattern,
    and I highly recommend it as I obviously crochet a TON of Timothy’s. I do not make money off of
    promoting this pattern, and as it is not my intellectual property, I will not be making a tutorial for
    Timothy. I just want to make sure I differentiate this Mini-Dino I designed from Timothy.

    Mini-Dino is designed to have fewer stitches than Timothy, therefore taking less time to make. If
    you’re also an avid crocheter who likes to sell at live markets or on your own online shop, this
    pattern is for you because of how fast it works up! Please make and sell ALL the Mini-Dinos! All I
    ask is that you please credit me with the design so that other crocheters can find this pattern. AND
    THEN WE CAN FILL THE WORLD WITH DINOSAURS!!!

    I also wanted to make this pattern free and as accessible as possible, so here is the video tutorial!
    How to Crochet Mini-Dino!

    Mini-Dino is made by crocheting each part individually and then sewing them together. Color
    changes will be indicated with color-coded text.

    Materials:

    About 20g of size 4 worsted weight yarn for the main color
    About 5g of size 4 worsted weight yarn for the stripe color
    4mm crochet hook
    Yarn needle
    Scissors
    6mm safety eyes
    Stuffing

    You can pick up all of these items at your local craft store, or you can check out my Amazon
    Storefront to see the items that I regularly buy–if you make a purchase, I do earn a commission.

    Abbreviations:
    MR = Magic Ring
    MC = Main Color
    CC = Contrasting Color
    sc = Single Crochet
    inc = Increase
    dec = Decrease
    st = Stitch
    sl st = Slip Stitch
    BLO = Back Loops Only
    Body:
    R1: 6sc in MR (6)
    R2: 6inc (12)
    R3: (1sc, inc)x6 (18)
    R4: (2sc, inc)x6 (24)
    R5: (3sc, inc)x6 (30)
    R6-9: 1sc in each st (30)
    R10: 11sc, 4dec, 11sc (26)
    R11: 7sc, 6dec, 7sc (20)
    R12: 5sc, 5dec, 5sc (15)
    R13: MC-11sc, CC-4sc (15)
    R14: CC-4sc, MC-7sc, CC-4sc (15)
    R15: CC-4sc, MC-1sc, inc, 3sc, inc, 2sc, inc, 2sc (18)
    R16: 2sc, inc, 4sc, inc, 1sc, inc, 6sc, inc, 1sc (22)
    R17: 1sc, inc, 14sc, CC-5sc, inc (24)
    R18: CC-1sc, inc, 5sc, MC-10sc, CC-4sc, inc, 2sc (26)
    R19: CC-1sc, inc, 6sc, MC-15sc, inc, 2sc (28)
    Pause to place 6mm eyes between R7-8 about 16 st apart. Stuff head.
    R20: 2sc, inc, 24sc, inc (30)
    R21: 21sc, CC-9sc (30)
    R22: CC-1sc, inc, 7sc, MC-12sc, CC-6sc, inc, 2sc (32)
    R23: CC-10sc, MC-2sc, inc, 6sc, inc, 12sc (34)
    R24: 2sc, inc, 28sc, inc, 2sc (36)
    R25: (4sc, dec)x6 (30)
    R26: (3sc, dec)x6 (24)
    R27: (2sc, dec)x6 (18)
    Pause to stuff body.
    R28: (1sc, dec)x6 (12)
    R29: 6dec (6)
    Fasten off, tucking in the yarn end.

    Arms (make 2):


    R1: 5sc in MR (5)
    R2-3: 1sc in each st (5)
    Sl st in next st. Fasten off, leaving a tail for sewing.

    Feet (make 2):


    R1: 6sc in MR (6)
    R2: 6inc (12)
    R3: In BLO, 1sc in each st (12)
    R4: (1sc, inc)x6 (18)
    Sl st in next st. Fasten off, leaving a tail for sewing.

    Tail:
    R1: CC-4sc in MR (4)
    R2: (1sc, inc)x2 (6)
    R3: MC-1sc in each st (6)
    R4: (1sc, inc)x3 (9)
    R5: CC-1sc in each st (9)
    R6: 3sc, 3inc, 3sc (12)
    R7: MC-4sc, inc, 2sc, inc, 4sc (14)
    Sl st in next st. Fasten off, leaving a tail for sewing.

    Finishing:
    Sew arms to body.
    Sew the tail to body.
    Sew the feet to body.

    I'd love to see pictures of your completed Mini-Dino! Tag @mary.merrymakes and use the
    #merrymakes to share off your creation with me! Please feel free to gift and sell your creations-all I
    ask is that you credit me @mary.merrymakes with the design. If you enjoyed this pattern and video
    tutorial, please consider supporting my work by buying me a coffee!

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