My daughter love dragons, so a few years ago I decided to tat her one for her birthday. This was in the days before I met Anne Bruvold's splendid dragons and I couldn't find a pattern. So I decided to just make up a dragon as I went along. The wings were inspired by Mary Konior's spinningwheel mat, can you tell? I sent the dragon off to my daughter and a picture of it to Jane Eborall who said I MUST write the pattern down. So I tatted another dragon, scribbling down notes as I went. But I never got around to typing them out neatly. Should I? Does anyone else want to know how I made the dragon?
Our school teams are called the Dragons, so I love any dragon pattern. Yes, please! I would love to know how you made your dragon!
ReplyDeleteOh yes - definitely!I'd love you to write down the pattern. He's gorgeous, with his big white teeth.
ReplyDeleteSo cute! I love this one!
ReplyDeleteLovely one! As Anne says, the world needs more dragons...
ReplyDeleteWow! Nice dragon! :)
ReplyDeleteLove the dragon. Yes Please do write down the pattern.
ReplyDeleteOh he's beautiful, oh yes I want the pattern can think of several ways to use it.So please write it down.
ReplyDeleteCool!
ReplyDeleteI say yes to the pattern. I can see it placed on the back of a denim jacket!
ReplyDeleteOk,now to put my money where my mouth is and do the job!
ReplyDeleteI love your dragon . . . Would love to see the pattern written up!
ReplyDeleteLovely dragon !!!
ReplyDeleteI love him so much :)