Dinosaurs are such popular animals to crochet as toys! If you love stegosauruses, then this pattern is perfect for you. This guy works up quickly even with the spikes done in a continuous round. There are some colour changes and detailing for the body and spikes, which are fun to experiment with as well.

One dinosaur is never enough, here is a mini triceratops, but do not forget, there is also a T. rex, stegosaurus and brontosaurus patterns that are free too! This little fat guy works up pretty fast, with the horns and the frills all done in one continuous round. Follow along the pattern and the video tutorial below for a seamless experience!

Once you have figured out how to crochet a simple tube, try experimenting with adding a sphere to it and then some curves in the tube - which is what happens when you attempt to crochet this longneck dinosaur! With the free pattern below and the accompanying video, you will be mastering this animal in no time!

Ever thought of making a cute mini T. rex in a cuddly form? Then look no further! Here is a quick pattern that is pretty easy and beginner friendly, that can be worked up in less than an hour. It is made in one continuous round including the head, snout, body, limbs and tail!

Crocheting dinosaurs is the perfect project for sparking imagination and playful learning. Whether you’re stitching up a quick baby dino or building a detailed T. rex, these prehistoric pals are packed with charm. From beginner-friendly patterns to more advanced builds, this dino crew is great for gifting, playtime, or adding a handmade roar to your collection!