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Amigurumi Toothless Crochet Tutorial

1. The document provides a detailed tutorial on how to make a Banguela, a dragon from Brazilian mythology, in crochet, with step-by-step instructions for each body part. 2. The parts include head, body, wings, legs, horns, ears, and spines, with techniques such as increases, decreases, and repetitions to shape them. 3. After crafting each part separately, the tutorial explains how to properly assemble all the pieces of the Banguela.

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Amigurumi Toothless Crochet Tutorial

1. The document provides a detailed tutorial on how to make a Banguela, a dragon from Brazilian mythology, in crochet, with step-by-step instructions for each body part. 2. The parts include head, body, wings, legs, horns, ears, and spines, with techniques such as increases, decreases, and repetitions to shape them. 3. After crafting each part separately, the tutorial explains how to properly assemble all the pieces of the Banguela.

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Amigurumi Toothless - Tutorial

Toothless

Recently I was asked for the translation of Banguela, I already had it, but only in
Spanish, I ask for patience because this tutorial is quite complex. The images are from
original file in Spanish, from Nicole Nerdy.

Material: Black line


Bookmark or clips or safety pin.

corr. = small chains


phb= ponto baixissimo
pb=low point
pm= ponto medio
pa=high point
aum=aumento (2pontos feitos no mesmo ponto de base
dim=decrease (1 point made with 2 base points)
[rep]= repetição a ser seguida pela volta toda ou tantas vezes (*n)

Head (make 2 pieces, do not complete round 9 on the second piece)

Magic ring: 4sc

2. one in each point (8)

3. aum at each point (16)

4. [1pb, 1 aum] for the whole lap (24)

5. [2pb, 1 aum] for the whole turn (32)

6. [3pb, 1 aum] for the whole turn (40)


7. [4pb, 1 aum] around the whole turn (48)

8. 21pb, 1 aum, pb (place a marker at this point - nose mark), 1 aum,


24pb (50)

9. a pb for base point (do not remove the marker, phb to finalize (50)

Very important: keep the start markers back on both pieces, and
when joining the two, the career start markers should be on the side
opposites, only the nose marker should match.

Place the two parts one on top of the other, right side to right side, matching the
nose markers, remove the marker from one of them and attach the two parts with
the marker that remained, joining the two parts. mark the 5 point after the
initial career marker on the two pieces. join the 2 pieces with a single crochet.
marker from 5th point to another.

The pink marker is for the nose, both sides must match the marker, use only one to hold them.
two parts. The green markers are from the beginning of the lap. The red ones are from the 5th point for each.
side of the beginning of the turn.

when opened it will look like this


to join the two parts you will start at the 5th point on the left side (marker
red) and will continue with low points throughout the round without removing the marker from
nose and until reaching the next red marker.

Here to be able to visualize, it was made with a gray line, but do everything in
black.

Body
we continue with the same color for the head. done the stitching of the head up to the marker
red, continue the turn but without joining the two parts, you will work on the
opening that remained from the head as it will be in this photo:
make a chain to continue.

1. pb each (24)

2 pb at each point (24)

Fill the head

3. (aum, 5pb)x 4 (28)

4. pb at each point (28)

Put a marker on each side of the doll's neck, there should be 13 points.
among them, as they pursue their careers, they should raise the markers of the
the same way you do with the lap marker. remembering that sometimes it happens
difference, so at the end of the neck they should be on the sides of the head, and
always with 13 points of interval between them. as in the figure below: (where
blue markers are the sides and the pink is the start of the lap)

the blue markers are used to define the bottom part of the dragon where it will occur
the increases.

5. sc in the 1st marked point, 2sc, inc, 3sc, inc, 3sc, inc, 2sc, 14sc (31)

6. sc in the 1st marked point, 3sc, increase, 2sc, increase, 2sc, increase, 2sc, increase, 3sc, 14sc (35)
remove the markers

7-15. pb at each point (35)

fill and make firm

Place a marker at the central point at the bottom, where we did the
increases, approximately at point 15º, to 'raise the marker through the laps
just as we do with the career marker.
16. pb until only 4 points remain for the marker (not counting the point of the marker)
make 1
decrease, 5 single crochets, 1 decrease, and do a single crochet for each stitch of the base in the rest of the row (33)

17. pb until only 3 points remain to reach (not counting this point), dim, 3pb,
dim, pb for each base point in the remaining lap (31)

18. pb at each point (31)


check if the marker continues in the center, if not, move to adjust.

19. points until only 6 points remain for the marker (not counting the point of the marker),
dim, 2pb, dim, pb, dim, 2pb, dim, pb in the remaining lap (27)

20. pb at each point (27)

move the marker one point to the left

21. until there are only 6 points left for the marker (not counting the marker's point),
dim, 2pb, dim, pb in the remaining round (23)
move the marker if necessary and fill the dragon.

22-24. pb in each point (23)

25. 6pb, dim, 6pb, dim, 7pb (21)

26-27. pb at each point (21)

28. (5pb, dim)x3 (18)

29. pb in each point (18)


30. (4pb, dim)x3 (15)

31. pb in each point (15)

32. (3pb, dim)x3 (12)

33-34. pb in each pto (12)

35. (4pb, dim)x2 (10)

36-43. pb in each point (10)

44. (3pb, dim)x2 (8)

45-53. pb at each pto (8)

54. (2pb, dim)x2 (6)

55-63. pb in each pto (6)

64. (pb, dim)x2 (4)

65-67. pb in each pto (4)

Finish with a serger and sew to close.

Ears (make 2x)

Magical ring with 4 single crochets

2. aum at each basis point (8)

3-9. pb at each point (8)

Do not fill

Chifres (fazer 4x)

Magic ring with 4 single crochets

2-3 pb at each base point

4. (aum, 1 pb)x2 (6)


To empty, do not fill

Small horns (make 2x)

Magic ring with 4 single crochet

2-3 pb at each base point

Fill in, do not fill

Wing Arm (make 2)

Magic ring with 4pb

2-3 pb at each base point

4. pb, aum, 2pb (5)

5-6. pb at each point (5)

7. 2pb, aum, 2pb (6)

8-17. pb at each point (6)

18. (2pb, aum)x2 (8)

19-21. pb in each pto (8)

22. 2pb, (aum, 2pb)x2 (10)

However, leave a long thread to sew later.

Bases (to do 2)

See image, make a starting chain for crochet, and insert the hook at the end.
from the wing's arm and use it as the initial chain
32 chains

2. insert the needle into the 3rd chain and make 16 dc, make 2 slip stitches in the next 2.
base chains, make 2 chains and turn the work

3. starting on the second pbx, make 16 sc (there will be one point left from the base round)
1corr., to turn

4. 16pb, pbx to the next 2 points of the chain, 2 chains and turn the work;

Repeat rounds 3 and 4 until the end of the initial chain.

After the chains

In the midst of the chains


Part of the chains finished, continue the wing

It is finished.

Rear Legs (make 2x):

magic ring of 6 pts (6)

2. (pb, aum)x3 times (9)

3. sc in each stitch (only through the back loop) (9)

4-5. pb at each point (9)

6. pb, 2aum, 6pb (11)

7. pb at each pto (11)

8. pb, 2aum, 3pb, 2dim, pb (11)

9-10. pb in each point (11)

11. 2pb, dim, 7pb (10)

12. 2pb, dim, 2pb, dim, 2pb (8)

to finish off. to leave leftover wool for sewing;

Front Legs (make 2x)


magic ring of 6 pts (6)

(pb, aum)x3 times (9)

3.(2pb, aum)x3 times (only through the back loop) (12)

4. 5pb, dim, 3pb, dim (10)

5. pb at each point (10)

6. 3pb, dim, pb, dim, 2pb (8)

7-9. pb at each point (8)

10. 2pb, dim, 4pb (7)

11-12. pb in each pto (7)

To finish. leave leftover wool to sew;

Toes

Place the foot turned forward (observe the direction of the knee) and locate the 4
central points inside lap 3 (this is easier if you haven't filled your paws,
Explain the pasta, the back part of the hind legs is where you place the needle.
for sewing)
let's work in the following way on these 4 points:
we place the needle in the first stitch and make 1 chain, 1 slip stitch in the next stitch
base 1bx and 1 corr. and 1pbx, at the third point base we do 1pbx, 1 corr, 1pbx, and at the
four base points 1sc, 1 ch, 1sc and we will have 4 fingers and finish off

Small bases (2x)

leave seam allowance for sewing

1. 2corr.

2. skip to the 2nd stitch from the needle, 1 chain, turn

3. aum, 1corr, turn (2)

4. 2pb, 1corr, turn (2)

5. 2aum, 1corr, turn (4)

6. aum, 2pb, aum, 1corr, turn (6)


7-8. pb in each stitch, 1 increase, turn (6)

9. aum, 4pb, aum, 1corr, turn (8)

10. pb in each point, 1 corr, turn (8)


Borda returns to 11. In the first stitch make 1single crochet, 1chain and 1stitch, 1single crochet decrease in the second stitch.
base, in the third do 1 single crochet, 1 chain and single crochet decrease, in the fourth and fifth do 1 single crochet decrease in each.
in the sixth do 1 single crochet, 1 chain and 1 slip stitch, in the seventh 1 slip stitch, in the eighth 1 single crochet, 1 chain and 1 slip stitch

To win at auction.

Bases of the end of the sauce (1x in black and 1x in red)

leave seam allowance for sewing

1. 9cor.

2. starting from the second chain and make one single crochet in each base stitch and
1corr, turn (8)

3. aum, 6pb, 1corr, turn (8)

4. pb at each point, 1ch, turn (8)

5. aum, 5pb, 1corr, turn (7)

6. 3pb, pbx

To auction off

Thorns

leave seam allowance for sewing

(3 chain stitches in the second base point, double crochet in the third base point, 1 chain) x8

to finish off. we will be left with a strip of eight thorns.


Assembly

Sew the hind legs together with the tail

Sew the front legs slightly flat, a little further apart than the
rear at the heights where the thorns begin to increase.

sew the wings' arms to the body before the rest of the wings, to make it easier to use
pins to mark. the wings start at the side of the front legs and join at
center

Sew the small wings onto the continuation of the large ones.

Sew the tail wings at the tip of it.

Sew the horns to the center of the head and the ears one on each side of the head.
horns. on the upper part of the head;

Sew the small horns on each side of the head.

sew the strip of thorns on the back between the small wings.

hide all the seams and leftover threads.

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