Developed by Megan Lapp aka Crafty Intentions, this pattern is for Pride Dragon Wings!!

It is recommended for
Intermediate level or above. Each Dragon Wing from this pattern is 24 inches long from shoulder to wing tip and
10 inches tall from center point to bottom of wing. This pattern is written in U.S. terminology. Have fun!

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Table of Contents
Materials List: ....................................................................................................................................................................... 3
Glossary of Terms: ................................................................................................................................................................ 3
Foreword ............................................................................................................................................................................... 6
Dragon Wing Base Panel ...................................................................................................................................................... 7
Wing Panels ........................................................................................................................................................................ 16
Assembly ............................................................................................................................................................................. 20
Final Photos ......................................................................................................................................................................... 34
TEXT ONLY: Dragon Wing Base Panel ............................................................................................................................ 36
TEXT ONLY: Wing Panels ................................................................................................................................................ 38
TEXT ONLY: Assembly .................................................................................................................................................... 40

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Materials List:
Yarn, in Worsted weight, all amounts are approximate:
Base panel: 47 yds per panel (1 panel per wing)
Panels: 31 yds per panel (5-6 panels per wing)
Body color: 127 yds for both wings

G (4.0mm) Hook

Darning Needle

Polyfil

Armature Wire ¼ Inch, 10 Feet length

Wire cutter or other tool that will cut through ¼ inch wire

**Important Note: This pattern is for the wings only. You will need an ADULT DRAGON or FAIRY
CAT DRAGON (or another large Crafty Intentions Dragon) to attach the wings to. It is highly
recommended you use a standing dragon or a sitting dragon with two straight FULL FRONT LEGS. The
wire for the wings will run down the length of the front legs to provide additional support. Assemble your
dragon fully EXCEPT for sewing and stuffing the front legs (DO add 18 gauge wire to the front legs as
directed in the Dragon pattern). You can start to sew the UNSTUFFED and wired upper front legs to the
body, but you must leave the tops of the legs open – you will need to insert the sturdy wing wire into the
standing front legs once the wings are assembled. DO NOT add gems to the feet of the dragon’s front legs;
the wire will not fit in the feet if you use glass gems. For the Fairy Cat Dragon, you may also wish to add
18 gauge floral wire to the rear legs to help with stability; this is entirely optional.

Glossary of Terms:

[Brackets] Brackets [like this] are used to indicate that these stitches are BLO or FLO. Ex.: BLO
[SC 6]
& Located between two stitches, the & indicates that both stitches are made into the same
stitch, as an increase – but with two different types of stitches.
< or > Indicates the stitch will start (<) or finish (>) in the same stitch as the last stitch or
the next stitch.
<Dec> Beginning in the SAME stitch as your last stitch, make a decrease stitch into that
and the next stitch, then into the same stitch that the decrease stitch ends in, begin
your next stitch.

Go here for video demonstration:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ni2ZM1cXJI4
2 Dec in 3 SC Make one decrease as normal, make the second decrease starting in the SAME stitch
as the 1st decrease and in the next single crochet.
BLO [ ] Back Loop Only

**Pro-Tip: The rows with FLO or BLO stitches will be structured with brackets [ ].
The brackets will enclose any and all stitches that the FLO or BLO instruction
should apply to. EG: FLO [SC 3], SC 3 would mean three Single crochet stitches in
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 the FLO and then three normal SC.
Ch Chain
DC Double Crochet
DC Dec YO, insert into next stitch,
YO, pull up,
YO, pull through 2 loops,
YO, insert into next stitch,
YO, pull up,
YO, pull through 2 loops,
YO, pull through all three loops
Dec Decrease: One stitch combining two spaces. All decreases are single crochet
decreases unless otherwise stated
FLO [ ] Front Loop Only

**Pro-Tip: The rows with FLO or BLO stitches will be structured with brackets [ ].
The brackets will enclose any and all stitches that the FLO or BLO instruction
should apply to. EG: FLO [SC 3], SC 3 would mean three Single crochet stitches in
the FLO and then three normal SC
FP HDC Front Post Half Double Crochet
YO, insert hook from front to back to front around post of corresponding stitch
below,
YO, pull up,
YO, pull through all remaining loops
Half Trip Half Triple Crochet.
YO twice, insert into next stitch,
YO, pull up,
YO, pull through 2 loops,
YO, pull through all remaining loops
Half Trip Dec Half Triple Crochet Decrease.
YO twice, insert into next stitch,
YO, pull up,
YO, pull through 2 loops,
YO, insert into next stitch,
YO, pull up,
YO, pull through all remaining loops
Half Trip Inc Half Triple Crochet Increase.
Two Half Trip stitches into the same stitch
Half Trip/Triple YO twice, insert into next stitch,
Dec YO, pull up,
YO, pull through 2 loops,
YO twice, insert into next stitch,
YO, pull up,
YO, pull through 2 loops,
YO, pull through 2 loops,
YO, pull through all remaining loops
HDC Half Double Crochet.
YO, insert hook into next stitch,
YO, pull up,
YO, pull through all three loops

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 HDC Dec Half Double Crochet Decrease.
YO, insert into next stitch,
YO, pull up,
YO, pull through 2 loops,
YO, insert into next stitch,
YO, pull up,
YO, pull through all four loops
Inc Increase, 2 stitches in one space.
Assume all increases are SC increases, unless otherwise specified
Invisible Triple Invisible Triple Single Crochet Decrease, single crochet decrease across three
SC Decrease stitches in the front loop only.
Insert hook into the FLO of the first stitch, do not YO,
Insert hook into the FLO of the second stitch, do not YO.
Insert hook into the FLO of the third stitch,
YO pull through three loops,
YO pull through remaining loops
OC Original Chain
This refers to the very first set of Chain stitches you made to start the piece you’re
working on.
Picot Ch 3, Sl St in the 3rd Ch from Hook
SC Single Crochet
SC/HDC Dec Single Crochet/Half Double Crochet Decrease
Insert into next stitch,
YO, pull up,
YO, insert into next stitch,
YO, pull up,
YO, Pull through all remaining stitches
Sk St Skip Stitch
Sl St Slip Stitch
Sl St to beginning JOINING: Most of this pattern is written with a Slip Stitch, Chain 1 joining method
Stitch, Ch 1 for each row. This DOES affect the shape of each piece, but in a minor way, as the
piece was written with the seam shift in mind. If you prefer to crochet in spiral/in
the round you are welcome to try it but I do not guarantee that all asymmetrical
sections will come out exactly as shown.

For video demonstration go here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qqu5N7TCt3U
St Stitch
Triple Dec/ Triple Decrease/Triple Single Crochet Decrease
Triple SC Dec One stitch combining three spaces using single crochet.
(Insert in next stitch space, YO, pull up) x 3,
YO, pull through all four loops
Triple Crochet YO twice, insert into next stitch,
YO, pull up,
YO, pull through 2 loops,
YO, pull through 2 loops,
YO, pull through all remaining loops
YO Yarn Over

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Foreword
This pattern is dedicated to the LGBTQ+ community.

For community support, questions, or to share photos of works in progress or finished objects, join:
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For more information about Crafty Intentions, go here: www.craftyintentions.net

For related video tutorials from Crafty Intentions, go here:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTPs8iCVBK1I65FxuMqLJ0Q

For more patterns by Crafty Intentions,

Go here: https://www.etsy.com/shop/CraftyIntentions
Or here: https://www.ravelry.com/designers/crafty-intentions

© 2021 Megan Lapp. All rights reserved.

This pattern is FOR PERSONAL USE ONLY. The pattern (or parts of it) may not be reproduced,
distributed or resold, translated, published, altered, shared or posted (for sale or free) over the internet or
offline.

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you give credit to the designer.

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“This item is handmade by (your name) from a design and pattern by Crafty Intentions”

Edited by Jennifer Starbird, https://www.facebook.com/starbirdcreationsstl/

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Dragon Wing Base Panel

Tools:
Any color yarn
‘G’ (4 mm) hook

Make 2 (1 per wing)

**Note: This panel is the first panel (closest to the dragon’s body). You can Stitch
make it whatever color you want. count
1. Ch 2, Turn, SC in the 2nd Ch from Hook, Ch 1, Turn [1]
2. Inc, Ch 1, Turn [2]
3. SC 2, Ch 1, Turn [2]
4. SC, <Dec>, SC, Ch 1, Turn [3]
5. SC 3, Ch 1, Turn [3]

6. SC, Inc, SC, Ch 1, Turn [4]

7. SC 4, Ch 1, Turn [4]
8. SC 2, <Dec>, SC 2, Ch 1, Turn [5]
9. SC 5, Ch 1, Turn [5]
10. SC 2, Inc, SC 2, Ch 1, Turn [6]

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 11. SC 6, Ch 1, Turn [6]
12. SC 6, Ch 1, Turn [6]
13. SC 3, <Dec>, SC 3, Ch 1, Turn [7]
14. SC 7, Ch 1, Turn [7]
15. SC 7, Ch 1, Turn [7]

16. SC 3, Inc, SC 3, Ch 1, Turn [8]

17. SC 8, Ch 1, Turn [8]
18. SC 8, Ch 1, Turn [8]
19. SC 4, <Dec>, SC 4, Ch 1, Turn [9]
20. SC 9, Ch 1, Turn [9]

21. SC 9, Ch 1, Turn [9]

22. SC 4, Inc, SC 4, Ch 1, Turn [10]
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 23. SC 10, Ch 1, Turn [10]
24. SC 10, Ch 1, Turn [10]
25. SC 10, Ch 1, Turn [10]

26. SC 5, <Dec>, SC 5, Ch 1, Turn [11]

27. SC 11, Ch 1, Turn [11]
28. SC 11, Ch 1, Turn [11]
29. SC 11, Ch 1, Turn [11]
30. SC 5, Inc, SC 5, Ch 1, Turn [12]

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 31. SC 12, Ch 1, Turn [12]
32. SC 12, Ch 1, Turn [12]
33. SC 12, Ch 1, Turn [12]
34. SC 6, <Dec>, SC 6, Ch 1, Turn [13]
35. SC 13, Ch 1, Turn [13]

36. SC 13, Ch 1, Turn [13]

37. SC 13, Ch 1, Turn [13]
38. SC 13, Ch 2, Turn [13]
39. Starting in the 2nd Ch from Hook, Inc, SC 6, Inc, SC 6, Ch 1, Turn [16]
40. SC 16, Ch 2, Turn [16]

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 41. Starting in the 2nd Ch from Hook, Inc, SC 16, Ch 1, Turn [18]
42. SC 18, Ch 2, Turn [18]
43. Starting in the 2nd Ch from Hook, Inc, SC 18, Ch 1, Turn [20]
44. SC 7, <Dec>, SC 13, Ch 2, Turn [21]
45. Starting in the 2nd Ch from Hook, Inc, SC 19, Dec, Ch 1, Turn [22]

46. Dec, SC 20, Ch 2, Turn [21]

47. Starting in the 2nd Ch from Hook, Inc, SC 19, Dec, Ch 1, Turn [22]
48. Dec, SC 20, Ch 2, Turn [21]
49. Starting in the 2nd Ch from Hook, Inc, SC 19, Dec, Ch 1, Turn [22]
50. Dec, SC 20, Ch 1, Turn [21]

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 51. Dec, SC 17, Dec, Ch 1, Turn [19]
52. Dec, SC 15, Dec, Ch 1, Turn [17]
53. Dec, SC 13, Dec, Ch 1, Turn [15]
54. Dec, SC 11, Dec, Ch 1, Turn [13]
55. Dec, SC 9, Dec, Ch 1, Turn [11]

56. Dec, SC 7, Dec, Ch 1, Turn [9]

57. Dec, SC 5, Dec, Ch 1, Turn [7]
58. Dec, SC 3, Dec, Ch 1, Turn [5]
59. Dec, SC, Dec, Ch 1, Turn [3]
60. 2 Dec in 3 SC, Ch 1, Turn [2]
61. Dec, Ch 1, Turn [1]

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 62. [15]

Starting in the same stitch as your last stitch, Crochet about SC 13 up SIDE ONE,
Inc in corner

**Note: Stitch count for Rows 62-65 do not need to be exact – just make sure
your edges look even. Put a stitch marker in the 2nd SC in the Inc at the end of
this row for reference in assembly.
63. Crochet about SC 15, Triple SC Dec in the inset corner along SIDE TWO [16]

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 64. Crochet about SC 36 along SIDE THREE, Inc in Tip [38]

65. Crochet about SC 41 along SIDE FOUR, Inc in Corner [43]

66. Crochet EXACTLY SC 18 along SIDE FIVE, Sl St to the first stitch you made in [18]
Row 62, Ch 2, Turn to work back along SIDE FIVE

**Note: The Ch 2 at the end of this row is a turning chain. Do not work into it.

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 67. Starting in the last SC from Row 66, Half Trip 2, DC 2, HDC 2, SC 10, SC, <DC [19]
Dec, Half Trip/Triple Decrease, Ch 2, Turn

**Note: The Ch 2 at the end of this row is a turning chain. Do not work into it.
The final part of the Half Trip/Triple Decrease will be worked into the 2nd SC in
the Inc from Row 65.

68. DC, <HDC Dec>, SC, Sl St 10, SC 3, HDC 4 [20]

Fasten off with 24”+ yarn tail here.

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Wing Panels

Tools:
Any color yarn
‘G’ (4 mm) hook

Make 10 or 12 (5 or 6 for each wing)

Stitch
count
1. Ch 2, Turn, SC in the 2nd Ch from Hook, Ch 1, Turn [1]
2. Inc, Ch 1, Turn [2]
3. SC 2, Ch 1, Turn [2]
4. SC, <Dec>, SC, Ch 1, Turn [3]
5. SC 3, Ch 1, Turn [3]
6. SC, Inc, SC, Ch 1, Turn [4]
7. SC 4, Ch 1, Turn [4]
8. SC 4, Ch 1, Turn [4]
9. SC 2, <Dec>, SC 2, Ch 1, Turn [5]
10. SC 5, Ch 1, Turn [5]

11. SC 5, Ch 1, Turn [5]

12. SC 2, Inc, SC 2, Ch 1, Turn [6]
13. SC 6, Ch 1, Turn [6]
14. SC 6, Ch 1, Turn [6]
15. SC 3, <Dec>, SC 3, Ch 1, Turn [7]
16. SC 7, Ch 1, Turn [7]
17. SC 7, Ch 1, Turn [7]
18. SC 3, Inc, SC 3, Ch 1, Turn [8]
19. SC 8, Ch 1, Turn [8]
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 20. SC 8, Ch 1, Turn [8]

21. SC 4, <Dec>, SC 4, Ch 1, Turn [9]

22. SC 9, Ch 1, Turn [9]
23. SC 9, Ch 1, Turn [9]
24. SC 9, Ch 1, Turn [9]
25. SC 4, Inc, SC 4, Ch 1, Turn [10]
26. SC 10, Ch 1, Turn [10]
27. SC 10, Ch 1, Turn [10]
28. SC 10, Ch 1, Turn [10]
29. SC 5, <Dec>, SC 5, Ch 1, Turn [11]
30. SC 11, Ch 1, Turn [11]

31. SC 11, Ch 1, Turn [11]

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 32. SC 11, Ch 1, Turn [11]
33. SC 5, Inc, SC 5, Ch 1, Turn [12]
34. SC 12, Ch 1, Turn [12]
35. SC 12, Ch 1, Turn [12]
36. SC 12, Ch 1, Turn [12]
37. SC 6, <Dec>, SC 6, Ch 1, Turn [13]
38. SC 13, Ch 1, Turn [13]
39. SC 13, Ch 1, Turn [13]
40. SC 13, Ch 1, Turn [13]

41. SC 6, Inc, SC 6, Ch 1, Turn [14]

42. SC 14, Ch 1, Turn [14]
43. SC 14, Ch 1, Turn [14]
44. SC 14, Ch 1, Turn [14]
45. SC 14, Ch 2, Turn [14]
46. DC & HDC, SC 12, HDC & DC, Ch 2, Turn [16]
47. Half Trip & DC, HDC, SC, Sl St 10, SC, HDC, DC & Half Trip, Ch 1, Re-orient [18]

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 48. Working along the unfinished edge of the wing panel towards the OC, SC 2 around [102]
the side of Row 47’s Half Trip post, SC in the top of Row 46’s DC, SC 2 around
Row 46’s DC post, SC 45 up to the OC, Inc in the OC tip, SC 45 back down the
other side, SC 2 around Row 46’s DC post, SC in the top of Row 46’s DC, SC 2
around the side of Row 47’s Half Trip post

Fasten off with 12” yarn tail.

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Assembly

Tools:
Darning Needle
Dragon Body Color Yarn
‘G’ (4 mm) hook

Make 2

1. Arrange your wing panels into two separate wings so that each wing has one base panel and
either 5 or 6 wing panels.

2. Attach the body color yarn to the marked stitch in Row 62 in the base panel section, Single
crochet along the edge up to the point of the base panel, as shown.

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 3. Then hold the first wing panel’s edge against the edge of the base panel.

For the RIGHT WING, hold the Base Panel on top of the first Wing Panel, wrong sides
together. Insert your hook FIRST through the current/base panel and then through the wing
panel and complete a SC through both panels at the same time. Continue to crochet through
both panels and single crochet them together along the whole seam, when you reach the end,
Ch 2, Turn.

For the LEFT WING, hold the first Wing Panel on top of the Base Panel, wrong sides
together. Insert your hook FIRST through the wing panel and then through the current/base
panel and complete a SC through both panels at the same time. Continue to crochet through
both panels and single crochet them together along the whole seam, when you reach the end,
Ch 2, Turn.

4. Starting in the 2nd Ch from Hook, Sl St back along the Single crochet stitches that you worked
in Row 3.

5. For the RIGHT WING, hold the current Wing Panel on top of the next Wing Panel, wrong
sides together. Insert your hook FIRST through the current wing panel and then through the
next wing panel and complete a SC through both panels at the same time. Continue to
crochet through both panels and single crochet them together along the whole seam, when
you reach the end, Ch 2, Turn.

For the LEFT WING, hold the next Wing Panel on top of the current Wing Panel, wrong
sides together. Insert your hook FIRST through the next wing panel and then through the
current wing panel and complete a SC through both panels at the same time. Continue to
crochet through both panels and single crochet them together along the whole seam, when
you reach the end, Ch 2, Turn.
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 6. Starting in the 2nd Ch from Hook, Sl St back along the Single Crochet stitches that you
worked in Row 5.

7. For the RIGHT WING, hold the current Wing Panel on top of the next Wing Panel, wrong
sides together. Insert your hook FIRST through the current wing panel and then through the
next wing panel and complete a SC through both panels at the same time. Continue to
crochet through both panels and single crochet them together along the whole seam, when
you reach the end, Ch 2, Turn.

For the LEFT WING, hold the next Wing Panel on top of the current Wing Panel, wrong
sides together. Insert your hook FIRST through the next wing panel and then through the
current wing panel and complete a SC through both panels at the same time. Continue to
crochet through both panels and single crochet them together along the whole seam, when
you reach the end, Ch 2, Turn.

8. Starting in the 2nd Ch from Hook, Sl St back along the Single Crochet stitches that you
worked in Row 7.

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 9. For the RIGHT WING, hold the current Wing Panel on top of the next Wing Panel, wrong
sides together. Insert your hook FIRST through the current wing panel and then through the
next wing panel and complete a SC through both panels at the same time. Continue to
crochet through both panels and single crochet them together along the whole seam, when
you reach the end, Ch 2, Turn.

For the LEFT WING, hold the next Wing Panel on top of the current Wing Panel, wrong
sides together. Insert your hook FIRST through the next wing panel and then through the
current wing panel and complete a SC through both panels at the same time. Continue to
crochet through both panels and single crochet them together along the whole seam, when
you reach the end, Ch 2, Turn.

10. Starting in the 2nd Ch from Hook, Sl St back along the Single Crochet stitches that you
worked in Row 9.

11. For the RIGHT WING, hold the current Wing Panel on top of the next Wing Panel, wrong
sides together. Insert your hook FIRST through the current wing panel and then through the
next wing panel and complete a SC through both panels at the same time. Continue to
crochet through both panels and single crochet them together along the whole seam, when
you reach the end, Ch 2, Turn.

For the LEFT WING, hold the next Wing Panel on top of the current Wing Panel, wrong
sides together. Insert your hook FIRST through the next wing panel and then through the
current wing panel and complete a SC through both panels at the same time. Continue to
crochet through both panels and single crochet them together along the whole seam, when
you reach the end, Ch 2, Turn.
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 12. Starting in the 2nd Ch from Hook, Sl St back along the Single Crochet stitches that you
worked in Row 11.

**Note: Repeat Row 11 and 12 if you are adding a 6th wing panel.
13. Single crochet down the edge of the current/final wing panel to the end, Ch 5, Turn.

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 14. Starting in the 2nd Ch from Hook, SC back along the stitches that you made in Row 13.

**Note: If you used 6 wing panels, SC in the space at the Tip/Edge of the work above
the 5th wing panel.
15. SC in the space at the tip/edge of the work above the 4th wing panel.

16. SC in the space at the tip/edge of the work above the 3rd wing panel.

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 17. SC in the space at the tip/edge of the work above the 2nd wing panel

18. SC in the space at the tip/edge of the work above the 1st wing panel

19. SC back down the edge of the Base Wing Panel to the Original Stitch, Ch 1, Turn

**Note: At this point you should have two rows of body color stitches across the entire
top edge of the wing.

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 20. SC along the entire top edge of the wing along all the stitches you created in Rows 14 – 19,
Ch 1, Turn
21. SC along the entire edge of the wing, Ch 1, Turn
22. SC along the entire edge of the wing, Ch 1, Turn
23. SC along the entire edge of the wing, Ch 1, Turn
24. SC along the entire edge of the wing, Ch 1, Turn
25. SC along the entire edge of the wing, Ch 1, Turn
Fasten off with 48” yarn tail.

Right Wing:

Left Wing:

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 26. You should already have (at least) an 18g paper-wrapped stem wire inside each standing
leg/foot of the dragon. Because these wings are so big, I strongly recommend that you make
your dragon either standing with standing front legs or sitting with the full standing front legs.
Do not make this dragon with one foot up in the air, as you will need the stability of both
standing feet. This wire is positioned by creating a circle with the wire to insert into the
bottom of the foot, the wire should extend through the inside plane of the leg and be inserted
into the body and exit the body near the spine of the dragon where you want the wing to be
attached.

Take your wing wire (Armature Wire 1/4 Inch (.25) 10', 10Ft, Silver)

And start straightening it to match the edge of your wing.

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 Mark or hold the wire where the base of the wing is.

Straighten enough of the rest of the wire to extend along the straight length of the standing
front leg of whatever Dragon pattern you’re adding these wings to. Align the mark you made
on the wire (where the wing ends) with the top of the leg. Trim the wire to 2-3 inches beyond
the toe of the front leg. You will use this extra length to make a small circle to fit inside the
foot.

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 27. You will be inserting the wire into the length of the straight standing front leg. You will be
bending a circle of the wire to be inserted into the foot of the dragon’s leg so that the wire
extends all the way to the surface the dragon is sitting on by passing down the leg of the
dragon to the foot.

If you cannot bend a tight enough circle of this wire to fit into the foot of the dragon, you can
trim the wire exactly and then wrap the end of the wire in duct tape to prevent any sharp part
of the wire from damaging the inside of the foot of the dragon.

28. Insert the wire into the unstuffed, ALREADY WIRED front leg of the dragon.

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 29. Stuff the leg of the dragon after you insert this wire.
30. Again, You should already have (at least) an 18g paper-wrapped stem wire inside the leg/foot
of the dragon. This wire is positioned by creating a circle with the wire to insert into the
bottom of the foot, the wire should extend through the inside plane of the leg and be inserted
into the body and exit the body near the spine of the dragon where you want the wing to be
attached.

You will use this wire to begin to secure the thick armature wire to the dragon’s body. Tape
the two together with strips of duct tape.

31. Take one additional piece of 18g paper-wrapped stem wire and insert it through the shoulder
of the dragon only a stitch or two away from your other wires. This will serve to further
stabilize the wing wire. Tape the wires together again with thin strips of duct tape.

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 32. Pin the wing edge around the wire, using the yarn tail sew it to attach with tiny stitches to
envelope the wire in the edge and fully enclose it. You may wish to pin both wings in place
along the wire and check that the dragon is stable enough to stand with both wings in place
before you sew. You may need to adjust your wire position to get the wings to stay straight.
If your wings tend to slide backwards, particularly on the Fairy Cat Dragon, see note below.

Pro-Tip: If the front legs on your dragon have a tendency to slide forward under the weight
of the wings (particularly on the Fairy Cat Dragon), you can use two, shorter lengths of thick
¼” wire to minimize this. Measure your wire so that it extends from the first bend in the
wings, down the lower part of the wing, into the shoulder, then curves backwards to follow
the spine to around the hip area (following the red line in the photo below). Cut your wire to
fit, bend it into shape, and insert one end into the shoulder of the dragon a stitch above and
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 behind where the 18 gauge leg wire extends out of the shoulder (you may wish to cover this
end in duct tape to make it easier to insert). Gently guide the wire down the back of the
dragon to the hip. Tape the end that extends out of the shoulder to the other two wires with
duct tape. This should keep the wings from tilting backwards under their own weight and
make them more stable. This is entirely optional and may not be necessary for your dragon.

33. Pin the rest of the wing down along the back of the dragon and sew to attach it in place. See
photos in the Dragon pattern for visuals on how to sew the regular wings to the body – the
technique is the same for the Pride Wings.

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Final Photos

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TEXT ONLY: Dragon Wing Base Panel

Tools:
Any color yarn
‘G’ (4 mm) hook

Make 2 (1 per wing)

**Note: This panel is the first panel (closest to the dragon’s body). You can Stitch
make it whatever color you want. count
1. Ch 2, Turn, SC in the 2nd Ch from Hook, Ch 1, Turn [1]
2. Inc, Ch 1, Turn [2]
3. SC 2, Ch 1, Turn [2]
4. SC, <Dec>, SC, Ch 1, Turn [3]
5. SC 3, Ch 1, Turn [3]
6. SC, Inc, SC, Ch 1, Turn [4]
7. SC 4, Ch 1, Turn [4]
8. SC 2, <Dec>, SC 2, Ch 1, Turn [5]
9. SC 5, Ch 1, Turn [5]
10. SC 2, Inc, SC 2, Ch 1, Turn [6]
11. SC 6, Ch 1, Turn [6]
12. SC 6, Ch 1, Turn [6]
13. SC 3, <Dec>, SC 3, Ch 1, Turn [7]
14. SC 7, Ch 1, Turn [7]
15. SC 7, Ch 1, Turn [7]
16. SC 3, Inc, SC 3, Ch 1, Turn [8]
17. SC 8, Ch 1, Turn [8]
18. SC 8, Ch 1, Turn [8]
19. SC 4, <Dec>, SC 4, Ch 1, Turn [9]
20. SC 9, Ch 1, Turn [9]
21. SC 9, Ch 1, Turn [9]
22. SC 4, Inc, SC 4, Ch 1, Turn [10]
23. SC 10, Ch 1, Turn [10]
24. SC 10, Ch 1, Turn [10]
25. SC 10, Ch 1, Turn [10]
26. SC 5, <Dec>, SC 5, Ch 1, Turn [11]
27. SC 11, Ch 1, Turn [11]
28. SC 11, Ch 1, Turn [11]
29. SC 11, Ch 1, Turn [11]
30. SC 5, Inc, SC 5, Ch 1, Turn [12]
31. SC 12, Ch 1, Turn [12]
32. SC 12, Ch 1, Turn [12]
33. SC 12, Ch 1, Turn [12]
34. SC 6, <Dec>, SC 6, Ch 1, Turn [13]
35. SC 13, Ch 1, Turn [13]
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 36. SC 13, Ch 1, Turn [13]
37. SC 13, Ch 1, Turn [13]
38. SC 13, Ch 2, Turn [13]
39. Starting in the 2nd Ch from Hook, Inc, SC 6, Inc, SC 6, Ch 1, Turn [16]
40. SC 16, Ch 2, Turn [16]
41. Starting in the 2nd Ch from Hook, Inc, SC 16, Ch 1, Turn [18]
42. SC 18, Ch 2, Turn [18]
43. Starting in the 2nd Ch from Hook, Inc, SC 18, Ch 1, Turn [20]
44. SC 7, <Dec>, SC 13, Ch 2, Turn [21]
45. Starting in the 2nd Ch from Hook, Inc, SC 19, Dec, Ch 1, Turn [22]
46. Dec, SC 20, Ch 2, Turn [21]
47. Starting in the 2nd Ch from Hook, Inc, SC 19, Dec, Ch 1, Turn [22]
48. Dec, SC 20, Ch 2, Turn [21]
49. Starting in the 2nd Ch from Hook, Inc, SC 19, Dec, Ch 1, Turn [22]
50. Dec, SC 20, Ch 1, Turn [21]
51. Dec, SC 17, Dec, Ch 1, Turn [19]
52. Dec, SC 15, Dec, Ch 1, Turn [17]
53. Dec, SC 13, Dec, Ch 1, Turn [15]
54. Dec, SC 11, Dec, Ch 1, Turn [13]
55. Dec, SC 9, Dec, Ch 1, Turn [11]
56. Dec, SC 7, Dec, Ch 1, Turn [9]
57. Dec, SC 5, Dec, Ch 1, Turn [7]
58. Dec, SC 3, Dec, Ch 1, Turn [5]
59. Dec, SC, Dec, Ch 1, Turn [3]
60. 2 Dec in 3 SC, Ch 1, Turn [2]
61. Dec, Ch 1, Turn [1]
62. [15]

Starting in the same stitch as your last stitch, Crochet about SC 13 up SIDE ONE,
Inc in corner
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 **Note: Stitch count for Rows 62-65 do not need to be exact – just make sure
your edges look even. Put a stitch marker in the 2nd SC in the Inc at the end of
this row for reference in assembly.
63. Crochet about SC 15, Triple SC Dec in the inset corner along SIDE TWO [16]
64. Crochet about SC 36 along SIDE THREE, Inc in Tip [38]
65. Crochet about SC 41 along SIDE FOUR, Inc in Corner [43]
66. Crochet EXACTLY SC 18 along SIDE FIVE, Sl St to the first stitch you made in [18]
Row 62, Ch 2, Turn to work back along SIDE FIVE

**Note: The Ch 2 at the end of this row is a turning chain. Do not work into it.
67. Starting in the last SC from Row 66, Half Trip 2, DC 2, HDC 2, SC 10, SC, <DC [19]
Dec, Half Trip/Triple Decrease, Ch 2, Turn

**Note: The Ch 2 at the end of this row is a turning chain. Do not work into it.
The final part of the Half Trip/Triple Decrease will be worked into the 2nd SC in
the Inc from Row 65.
68. DC, <HDC Dec>, SC, Sl St 10, SC 3, HDC 4 [20]
Fasten off with 24”+ yarn tail here.

TEXT ONLY: Wing Panels

Tools:
Any color yarn
‘G’ (4 mm) hook

Make 10 or 12 (5 or 6 for each wing)

Stitch
count
1. Ch 2, Turn, SC in the 2nd Ch from Hook, Ch 1, Turn [1]
2. Inc, Ch 1, Turn [2]
3. SC 2, Ch 1, Turn [2]
4. SC, <Dec>, SC, Ch 1, Turn [3]
5. SC 3, Ch 1, Turn [3]
6. SC, Inc, SC, Ch 1, Turn [4]
7. SC 4, Ch 1, Turn [4]
8. SC 4, Ch 1, Turn [4]
9. SC 2, <Dec>, SC 2, Ch 1, Turn [5]
10. SC 5, Ch 1, Turn [5]
11. SC 5, Ch 1, Turn [5]
12. SC 2, Inc, SC 2, Ch 1, Turn [6]
13. SC 6, Ch 1, Turn [6]
14. SC 6, Ch 1, Turn [6]
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 15. SC 3, <Dec>, SC 3, Ch 1, Turn [7]
16. SC 7, Ch 1, Turn [7]
17. SC 7, Ch 1, Turn [7]
18. SC 3, Inc, SC 3, Ch 1, Turn [8]
19. SC 8, Ch 1, Turn [8]
20. SC 8, Ch 1, Turn [8]
21. SC 4, <Dec>, SC 4, Ch 1, Turn [9]
22. SC 9, Ch 1, Turn [9]
23. SC 9, Ch 1, Turn [9]
24. SC 9, Ch 1, Turn [9]
25. SC 4, Inc, SC 4, Ch 1, Turn [10]
26. SC 10, Ch 1, Turn [10]
27. SC 10, Ch 1, Turn [10]
28. SC 10, Ch 1, Turn [10]
29. SC 5, <Dec>, SC 5, Ch 1, Turn [11]
30. SC 11, Ch 1, Turn [11]
31. SC 11, Ch 1, Turn [11]
32. SC 11, Ch 1, Turn [11]
33. SC 5, Inc, SC 5, Ch 1, Turn [12]
34. SC 12, Ch 1, Turn [12]
35. SC 12, Ch 1, Turn [12]
36. SC 12, Ch 1, Turn [12]
37. SC 6, <Dec>, SC 6, Ch 1, Turn [13]
38. SC 13, Ch 1, Turn [13]
39. SC 13, Ch 1, Turn [13]
40. SC 13, Ch 1, Turn [13]
41. SC 6, Inc, SC 6, Ch 1, Turn [14]
42. SC 14, Ch 1, Turn [14]
43. SC 14, Ch 1, Turn [14]
44. SC 14, Ch 1, Turn [14]
45. SC 14, Ch 2, Turn [14]
46. DC & HDC, SC 12, HDC & DC, Ch 2, Turn [16]
47. Half Trip & DC, HDC, SC, Sl St 10, SC, HDC, DC & Half Trip, Ch 1, Re-orient [18]
48. Working along the unfinished edge of the wing panel towards the OC, SC 2 around [102]
the side of Row 47’s Half Trip post, SC in the top of Row 46’s DC, SC 2 around
Row 46’s DC post, SC 45 up to the OC, Inc in the OC tip, SC 45 back down the
other side, SC 2 around Row 46’s DC post, SC in the top of Row 46’s DC, SC 2
around the side of Row 47’s Half Trip post
Fasten off with 12” yarn tail.

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TEXT ONLY: Assembly

Tools:
Darning Needle
Dragon Body Color Yarn
‘G’ (4 mm) hook

Make 2

1. Arrange your wing panels into two separate wings so that each wing has one base panel and
either 5 or 6 wing panels.
2. Attach the body color yarn to the marked stitch in Row 62 in the base panel section, Single
crochet along the edge up to the point of the base panel, as shown.
3. Then hold the first wing panel’s edge against the edge of the base panel.

For the RIGHT WING, hold the Base Panel on top of the first Wing Panel, wrong sides
together. Insert your hook FIRST through the current/base panel and then through the wing
panel and complete a SC through both panels at the same time. Continue to crochet through
both panels and single crochet them together along the whole seam, when you reach the end,
Ch 2, Turn.

For the LEFT WING, hold the first Wing Panel on top of the Base Panel, wrong sides
together. Insert your hook FIRST through the wing panel and then through the current/base
panel and complete a SC through both panels at the same time. Continue to crochet through
both panels and single crochet them together along the whole seam, when you reach the end,
Ch 2, Turn.

4. Starting in the 2nd Ch from Hook, Sl St back along the Single crochet stitches that you worked
in Row 3.

5. For the RIGHT WING, hold the current Wing Panel on top of the next Wing Panel, wrong
sides together. Insert your hook FIRST through the current wing panel and then through the
next wing panel and complete a SC through both panels at the same time. Continue to
crochet through both panels and single crochet them together along the whole seam, when
you reach the end, Ch 2, Turn.

For the LEFT WING, hold the next Wing Panel on top of the current Wing Panel, wrong
sides together. Insert your hook FIRST through the next wing panel and then through the
current wing panel and complete a SC through both panels at the same time. Continue to
crochet through both panels and single crochet them together along the whole seam, when
you reach the end, Ch 2, Turn.

6. Starting in the 2nd Ch from Hook, Sl St back along the Single Crochet stitches that you
worked in Row 5.
7. For the RIGHT WING, hold the current Wing Panel on top of the next Wing Panel, wrong
sides together. Insert your hook FIRST through the current wing panel and then through the
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 next wing panel and complete a SC through both panels at the same time. Continue to
crochet through both panels and single crochet them together along the whole seam, when
you reach the end, Ch 2, Turn.

For the LEFT WING, hold the next Wing Panel on top of the current Wing Panel, wrong
sides together. Insert your hook FIRST through the next wing panel and then through the
current wing panel and complete a SC through both panels at the same time. Continue to
crochet through both panels and single crochet them together along the whole seam, when
you reach the end, Ch 2, Turn.

8. Starting in the 2nd Ch from Hook, Sl St back along the Single Crochet stitches that you
worked in Row 7.
9. For the RIGHT WING, hold the current Wing Panel on top of the next Wing Panel, wrong
sides together. Insert your hook FIRST through the current wing panel and then through the
next wing panel and complete a SC through both panels at the same time. Continue to
crochet through both panels and single crochet them together along the whole seam, when
you reach the end, Ch 2, Turn.

For the LEFT WING, hold the next Wing Panel on top of the current Wing Panel, wrong
sides together. Insert your hook FIRST through the next wing panel and then through the
current wing panel and complete a SC through both panels at the same time. Continue to
crochet through both panels and single crochet them together along the whole seam, when
you reach the end, Ch 2, Turn.

10. Starting in the 2nd Ch from Hook, Sl St back along the Single Crochet stitches that you
worked in Row 9.

11. For the RIGHT WING, hold the current Wing Panel on top of the next Wing Panel, wrong
sides together. Insert your hook FIRST through the current wing panel and then through the
next wing panel and complete a SC through both panels at the same time. Continue to
crochet through both panels and single crochet them together along the whole seam, when
you reach the end, Ch 2, Turn.

For the LEFT WING, hold the next Wing Panel on top of the current Wing Panel, wrong
sides together. Insert your hook FIRST through the next wing panel and then through the
current wing panel and complete a SC through both panels at the same time. Continue to
crochet through both panels and single crochet them together along the whole seam, when
you reach the end, Ch 2, Turn.

12. Starting in the 2nd Ch from Hook, Sl St back along the Single Crochet stitches that you
worked in Row 11.

**Note: Repeat Row 11 and 12 if you are adding a 6th wing panel.
13. Single crochet down the edge of the current/final wing panel to the end, Ch 5, Turn.
14. Starting in the 2nd Ch from Hook, SC back along the stitches that you made in Row 13.

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 **Note: If you used 6 wing panels, SC in the space at the Tip/Edge of the work above
the 5th wing panel.
15. SC in the space at the tip/edge of the work above the 4th wing panel.
16. SC in the space at the tip/edge of the work above the 3rd wing panel.
17. SC in the space at the tip/edge of the work above the 2nd wing panel
18. SC in the space at the tip/edge of the work above the 1st wing panel
19. SC back down the edge of the Base Wing Panel to the Original Stitch, Ch 1, Turn

**Note: At this point you should have two rows of body color stitches across the entire
top edge of the wing.
20. SC along the entire top edge of the wing along all the stitches you created in Rows 14 – 19,
Ch 1, Turn
21. SC along the entire edge of the wing, Ch 1, Turn
22. SC along the entire edge of the wing, Ch 1, Turn
23. SC along the entire edge of the wing, Ch 1, Turn
24. SC along the entire edge of the wing, Ch 1, Turn
25. SC along the entire edge of the wing, Ch 1, Turn
Fasten off with 48” yarn tail.

See full pattern for photos of Left and Right Wings.

26. You should already have (at least) an 18g paper-wrapped stem wire inside each standing
leg/foot of the dragon. Because these wings are so big, I strongly recommend that you make
your dragon either standing with standing front legs or sitting with the full standing front legs.
Do not make this dragon with one foot up in the air, as you will need the stability of both
standing feet. This wire is positioned by creating a circle with the wire to insert into the
bottom of the foot, the wire should extend through the inside plane of the leg and be inserted
into the body and exit the body near the spine of the dragon where you want the wing to be
attached.

Take your wing wire (Armature Wire 1/4 Inch (.25) 10', 10Ft, Silver) and start straightening it
to match the edge of your wing. Mark or hold the wire where the base of the wing is.

Straighten enough of the rest of the wire to extend along the straight length of the standing
front leg of whatever Dragon pattern you’re adding these wings to. Align the mark you made
on the wire (where the wing ends) with the top of the leg. Trim the wire to 2-3 inches beyond
the toe of the front leg. You will use this extra length to make a small circle to fit inside the
foot. (see full pattern for photos).
27. You will be inserting the wire into the length of the straight standing front leg. You will be
bending a circle of the wire to be inserted into the foot of the dragon’s leg so that the wire
extends all the way to the surface the dragon is sitting on by passing down the leg of the
dragon to the foot.

If you cannot bend a tight enough circle of this wire to fit into the foot of the dragon, you can
trim the wire exactly and then wrap the end of the wire in duct tape to prevent any sharp part
of the wire from damaging the inside of the foot of the dragon.
28. Insert the wire into the unstuffed, ALREADY WIRED front leg of the dragon.
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 29. Stuff the leg of the dragon after you insert this wire.
30. Again, You should already have (at least) an 18g paper-wrapped stem wire inside the leg/foot
of the dragon. This wire is positioned by creating a circle with the wire to insert into the
bottom of the foot, the wire should extend through the inside plane of the leg and be inserted
into the body and exit the body near the spine of the dragon where you want the wing to be
attached.

You will use this wire to begin to secure the thick armature wire to the dragon’s body. Tape
the two together with strips of duct tape.
31. Take one additional piece of 18g paper-wrapped stem wire and insert it through the shoulder
of the dragon only a stitch or two away from your other wires. This will serve to further
stabilize the wing wire. Tape the wires together again with thin strips of duct tape.

32. Pin the wing edge around the wire, using the yarn tail sew it to attach with tiny stitches to
envelope the wire in the edge and fully enclose it. You may wish to pin both wings in place
along the wire and check that the dragon is stable enough to stand with both wings in place
before you sew. You may need to adjust your wire position to get the wings to stay straight.
If your wings tend to slide backwards, particularly on the Fairy Cat Dragon, see note below.

Pro-Tip: If the front legs on your dragon have a tendency to slide forward under the weight of
the wings (particularly on the Fairy Cat Dragon), you can use two, shorter lengths of thick ¼”
wire to minimize this. Measure your wire so that it extends from the first bend in the wings,
down the lower part of the wing, into the shoulder, then curves backwards to follow the spine
to around the hip area (following the red line in the photo in the full pattern). Cut your wire
to fit, bend it into shape, and insert one end into the shoulder of the dragon a stitch above and
behind where the 18 gauge leg wire extends out of the shoulder (you may wish to cover this
end in duct tape to make it easier to insert). Gently guide the wire down the back of the
dragon to the hip. Tape the end that extends out of the shoulder to the other two wires with
duct tape. This should keep the wings from tilting backwards under their own weight and
make them more stable. This is entirely optional and may not be necessary for your dragon.

33. Pin the rest of the wing down along the back of the dragon and sew to attach it in place. See
photos in the Dragon pattern for visuals on how to sew the regular wings to the body – the
technique is the same for the Pride Wings.

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handmade by yourself in a limited number and you give credit to the designer. Please add the following lines to your item description and any item you are selling:
“This item is handmade by (your name) from a design and pattern by Megan Lapp, Crafty Intentions™”.