10+ Best Adorable Amigurumi Dragons [Free Crochet Patterns]

Today’s collection is all about Dragons. These mythical creatures interest and fascinate not only children but also adults. You can be very creative with these ideas because the dragons come in different shapes and sizes.

There is a great selection of colors here too! Who said all dragons are green? We would even recommend making them bright and colorful, so much more interesting for the children to play with.

Moreover, if you’re making it for the smaller kids you can put a rattle inside the dragon’s tummy too. All of these dragons are easy and quick to crochet so they will be perfect for last-minute gifts.

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If you need more inspiration, check out our collections of Frida’s Crochet Projects and Dreamy Mandalas.

Amigurumi Dragons with Free Crochet Patterns

1. Fantasy Dragon

Add this cute pal to your menagerie of amigurumi animals, or crochet it with a loved one in mind. Such an adorable fantasy creature will be a beautiful handmade gift for kids and adults alike. The designer behind StringyDingDing is known for her cute crochet toy patterns, so you can be sure the instructions will be easy to follow.

Level: beginner Author: StringyDingDing

photo by StringyDingDing / ravelry.com

Find this pattern on stringydingding.com, or read more on ravelry.com.

2. Dirk the Dragon

Who is this lovely plump fellow? The mint green body with a dusty green belly belongs to Dirk The Dragon, a child of Hobbii designers’ imagination. Take a close look at the photos because this crochet toy has some lovely details. Can you see the toes and fingers on his arms and legs? And what about his little horns and two-tone ears? Let us know what you think about it in the comments.

Level: beginner Author: Hobbii Design

photo by Hobbii Design / ravelry.com

Find this pattern on hobbii.com, or read more on ravelry.com.

3. Dragon Amigurumi 

This pattern is truly magical, isn’t it? We fell under its spell the minute we saw these awesome beasts. Its fiery breath is so impressive! Your children will love playing with their own colorful squads of crochet dragons.

Level: intermediate  Author: Sharon Ojala

Find this pattern on Amigurumi To Go, or read more on Ravelry.

4. Dragon Amigurumi 

These colorful balls of cuteness have magical powers! Seriously, if you are feeling down, nothing will cheer you up like an amigurumi dragon! Especially when it is handmade with love by someone close to you. Why don’t you crochet a team of pick-me-up dragons for your friends?

Level: beginner  Author: StringyDingDing

Find this pattern on Stringy Ding Ding, or read more on Ravelry.

Spring Dragons – no longer available

Spring dragons are surely here to take over the world! Exciting! If you are new to the land of amigurumi, it is a quick and easy project for you to try. The dragons have flappy wings that you can make in different colors to use up leftover yarn. The pattern was free for a limited time only.

Level: beginner  Author: Maritsa Piper

The original pattern and the photos were on Ravelry. The pattern was free for a limited time only and is now discontinued.

5. Crocheted Rattle – Baby Dragon 

Why don’t you transform this little dragon into a baby rattle? With the spikes along its back and bright colors, it`s evidently one of the cutest amigurumi dragons with free patterns out there. Your kids would surely agree with us on that!

Level: beginner Author: Kristi Tullus

The original pattern is on Ravelry. Info about this version and the photos are on Ravelry.

6. Cube Little Dragon 

These adorable cube dragons are definitely being cheeky sticking their tongues out. Play with colors here, you can even use the yarn leftovers to make them. Crafty Bunny Bun’s series of cube amigurumi rocks, right? Undoubtedly!

Level: beginner Author: Crafty Bunny Bun

Find this pattern on Crafty Bunny Bun, or read more on Ravelry. Info about this version and the photos are on Ravelry.

7. Dragon 

Miniature and mighty, this crochet baby dragon is so ready to take over your house! Make a whole team of these creatures and throw them into your little dragons’ toybox. Children will love them even more if you make them as colorful as possible.

Level: beginner Author: Stephanie Jessica Lau

Find this pattern on All About Ami, or read more on Ravelry. Info about this version and the photos are on Ravelry.

8. Dragón de Sant Jordi 

This little chubby dragon is very sweet and so huggable! Who wouldn’t want one in their collection of amigurumi toys? We would! Use a contrasting yarn shade for the crest and the wings, it will look even more interesting.

Level: upper beginner Author: Lucia Lanukas

The original pattern is on Ravelry. Info about this version and the photos are on Ravelry.

9. Squish-a-Saurus Crochet Dino

Who has some leftover bulky yarn in bright green? With its decent size and wonderful softness, this crochet dinosaur will be your child’s new favorite companion. Every kid would love to go on multiple adventures with him, without a doubt. This is truly a fairytale-like gift!

Level: beginner Author: Sarah Zimmerman

Find this pattern on Yarnspirations, or read more on Ravelry.

10. Orbit the Dragon – No longer Free

Are you a fan of the art of crocheting toys? Do you want to try a more advanced pattern? This crochet dragon is perfect for you then! The step-by-step tutorial will help you go through this project even if you’re not feeling skilled enough yet. It’s a great opportunity to learn. And have so much fun!

Level: intermediate Author: Projectarian

The original pattern is on Ravelry. Info about this version and the photos are on Ravelry. This pattern is no longer free.

11. George the Dragon

All the mothers of dragons will love baby George! Isn’t he too adorable to be true? You can crochet this cutie in pastel colors or switch to green, the effects will always be magical! Whatever you do, follow the instructions by Val Pierce!

Level: upper beginner Author: Val Pierce

Find this pattern on Pindiy.com, or read more on Ravelry.

12. Worry Wyrm Dragon

Thalia Evans came up with an interesting design for a crochet dragon. Use it to create a charming gift for a fantasy geek or a fun fidget toy. With a plush head and slinky, bend body, it provides tactile stimulation that will keep your hands busy in anxious moments. This no-sew pattern is beginner-friendly and perfect for using up yarn scraps left in your stash.

Level: beginner Author: Thalia Evans

photos by Thalia Evans / ravelry.com

Find this pattern on ravelry.com.

13. Eastern Dragon

If you loved watching Mulan as a kid, this crocheted dragon amigurumi is sure to strike a chord with you. It is inspired by Chinese culture and resembles these mythical creatures in every detail. Whether as a toy for kids, a gift for a fantasy-loving friend, or an addition to your collection, this pattern by Carolyne Brodie offers an engaging project that uses basic crochet and sewing techniques.

Level: intermediate Author: Carolyne Brodie

photos by Carolyne Brodie/ ravelry.com

Find this pattern on ravelry.com.

14. Curled Up Sleeping Dragon

Imagine having your very own tiny dragon curled up in the palm of your hand peacefully snoozing after a long day of guarding your yarn stash. This adorable amigurumi pattern by Belle Essie Crochet will be a hit with fantasy fans of all ages. Grab your hook to bring this little cutie to life!

Level: upper beginner Author: Belle Essie Crochet

photo by Belle Essie Crochet / ravelry.com

Find this pattern on ravelry.com.

Crochet Dragon Eggs

1. Dragon Egg Amigurumi

Have you already met Ami Amour, the queen of crochet dragons? If you still haven’t tried any of her magical patterns, make sure to fix it ASAP! Once you crochet the dragons of your wildest dreams, think about making a couple of dragon eggs for them. You will love this pattern!

Level: upper beginner  Author: Ami Amour

Find this pattern on Ami Amour, or read more on Ravelry.

2. Mother of Dragons Dice Bag

Are there any fans of classic board games among our readers? Without a doubt, they are making a spectacular comeback these days! If you crochet these dragon egg dice bags, your next game night will be even more fun. Trust us!

Level: upper beginner  Author: Rachy Newin

Find this pattern on Ravelry.

Dragon Accessories with Free Crochet Patterns

1. Dragon Scale Fingerless Gloves

Are you a fashion lover who likes fairy tales and legends? What a fantastic coincidence! You are certainly going to fall in love with this idea if you haven’t already. Crochet dragon scale mittens are so popular for a reason! What will your favorite pair look like?

Level: upper beginner  Author: The Yarnivore UK

The original pattern is on Ravelry. Info about this version and the photos are on Ravelry.

2. Dragon Belly

What a fantastic pattern for a classic crochet shawl! We have been in love with Johanna Lindahl’s designs for ages and we keep getting surprised. Who doesn’t love simple stitches and ombre color palettes? We all surely do!

Level: upper beginner  Author: Johanna Lindahl

Find this pattern on Ravelry.

3. Mother of Dragons Shawl

Wildly beautiful! We are so excited to try this crochet pattern for a dragon-inspired shawl. How about you? Bridget A had a wonderful idea, evidently! Will you use the same mix of warm colors or would you rather go for traditional green?

Level: upper beginner Author: Bridget A

Find this pattern on Long Dog Wool, or read more on Ravelry.