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Small Pocket Dragon (Child)
Description
Make your own Small Pocket Dragon to nestle neatly into a child-size breast pocket. Featuring a ring under the neck, your dragon can slip onto a finger to soar atop a child-sized hand.
See the Large/Adult Pocket Dragon to make a larger dragon.
Published
May 2025
Crochet Pattern Details
Finished Size: about 8" long x 4" wide
Skill Level: Intermediate
Construction: Optional No-Sew
Layouts: Photo tutorial with extra tips and links; printer-friendly book-print format; and text-only (same as photo tutorial, minus photos)
Helping Hand: Full video tutorial & short, helpful videos
Bonus: Pocket and tie-on tags with whimsical blurb on the backside
Materials
Yarn: size 4 in 1-2 colors
Hook: E/3.5mm; H/5mm
Eyes: 12mm sinker eyes
Optional: small clear elastic hair tie for extra head control, standard hair elastic for bracelet.
Other: polyester filling, stitch marker, stuffing stick, needle, blocking mat, pins, steamer
US English crochet terminology, English text, English audio
Find more info about my patterns at the bottom of this page.






About My Patterns
I strive to provide patterns that have resources available right at your fingertips for when you need assistance*.
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What you'll find in every pattern:
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US English crochet terminology, written text, and audio
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Table of contents
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Clickable navigation
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Special stitches and techniques glossary
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Photo tutorial with extra tips and tricks
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Printer-friendly layout
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Short, helpful videos for new-to-you stitches or techniques
A Helping Hand to assist you through the pattern (in addition to photos):
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Read the listing details to learn about which Helping Hand supports are available in each pattern.
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Full Video Tutorial:
Make the entire project along with me. Access the videos by following along with the pattern and clicking/tapping the links next to round numbers.
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Select Videos:
This includes full videos for select rounds only. Not a full pattern tutorial.
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Short, Helpful Videos:
These videos quickly demonstrate how to make a stitch or technique.
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Fully Written-out text:
This is provided alongside standard shorthand, with all abbreviations written out as if I’m reading it to you.
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Bonus!
Many of my patterns have accompanying tags, coloring pages, and/or greeting cards.
Skill Levels
As creatives, I believe we never stop learning! It's important to begin every project with an open mind, ready to expand our skills. No matter our skill level, we will learn something from every pattern we use.
This is how I rate my patterns:
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Beginner: Uses only basic stitches, simple shapes, techniques, and sewing
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Easy: Uses 3-4 stitch types, introduces shaping, simple no-sew techniques, and color changes; use front and back loops
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Intermediate: Uses 4+ stitch types, more intricate shaping, uses different parts/loops of stitches (3rd loop, posts, linking, etc.), no-sew techniques, surface crochet
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Advanced: Requires extra concentration, intricate color work and/or shaping
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All patterns have been tested. If you'd like an opportunity to test, please follow me on Instagram!
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​All patterns are © 2026 Amanda Ray of Serendipity Designs. Your purchase is for personal use only. You do not have permission to copy, reproduce, distribute, or sell this pattern, labels, or any associated photos, images, or video content, in whole or in part, in any form. This includes digital sharing (email, scan, YouTube video, etc.); uploading to websites, social platforms, or AI; or use in commercial classes or workshops without express written permission from Serendipity Designs by Amanda Ray. If you would like to use one of my designs in a workshop, please contact me directly.
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You may sell finished items using my patterns on a small scale. Please give credit to me as the designer by adding, "handmade by [your name], from a design by Serendipity Designs by Amanda Ray (or use @ARSerendipityDesigns).
For assistance with a pattern, please email serendipitybyamanda@gmail.com with the name of the pattern you are using or post in the Facebook community.
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*Because I offer so much support within the PDF, there is more content than a typical crochet pattern. Start at the cover page and read through all background information before beginning the project.
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