Baby Raptor Inglés

Baby raptor
Crochet pattern No 1909
Kamila 'Krawka' Krawczyk
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Introduction
I would like to thank you, for choosing to purchase this pattern. I hope that you will be fully satisfied
with it and, above all, that the effect of your work will be exactly as you imagined. Remember that if
you have any questions you can email me: krawka.blog@gmail.com.
I have made this baby raptor for my 6-year-old son, who is a big LEGO Jurassic World fan. He was
very specific in his expectations – the Raptor was suppose to be cute, but deadly and very realistic.
I added pipe cleaner skeleton so he can move his legs, arms, tail and head – so it’s more an action
figure than the plush, but if you are making this for a smaller child, under 3, I recommend that you
skip wiring and make a plushy instead.
Baby raptor is around 22 cm (8.6 inches), when standing.
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Materials
List of all the materials you will need for this project:
 yarn ( I use 55% cotton yarn which measures 174 yards (159 meters) for 50 g, weight Sport /
5 ply (12 wpi), Gauge 24 to 30 st is 4 inches (10 cm)
You can use any colors you like , but here is the list of colors I used:
o light brown (slightly orange) – base color

o beige – belly
o dark brown – stripes on the back, claws
o white – eyes and light reflections in the eyes
o neon green – irises
o black - pupils
If you want to know more about the yarns or colors I chose, send me an email.
 3,0 mm (D) hook,

 cotton wool or other stuffing
 pipe cleaners (at least 18) – if you decide to make your raptor moveable like I did, use the
pipe cleaners, I think they work great and are much safer than the other choices. If you
decide you will make if without wiring stuff each part just a little bit more than I did.
 needle, thread, pins, scissors, etc.

Abbreviations
sc Single crochet
ch Chain
ss Slip stitch
hdc Half double crochet
dc Double crochet
BLO Back loops only in this row.
FLO Front loops only in this row.
inc Increase
dec Decrease
2dcin1 Make 2 double crochet in 1
3scin1 Make 3 single crochet in 1
IncDC Make 2 double crochet in 1 (Increase DC)
MR Magic ring
FO Fasten off
*...*X3 Instructions between stars make 3 times
R1 Row 1
(12) 12 is number of stitches after making this row

Pattern
Head (Make 1)
light brown yarn
R1: 6 sc in MR (6)
R2: inc around (12)
R3: * sc, inc * X6 (18)
R4: * sc 2, inc * X6 (24)
R5: * sc 3, inc * X6 (30)
R6: sc around (30)
R7: * sc 4, inc * X6 (36)
R8 – R14: sc around (36)
R15: * sc, dec * X12 (24)
R16: * sc 2, dec * X6 (18)
R21: * inc, sc 2 * X5, inc, sc, ss (24) FO
Upper snout (Make 1)

light brown yarn
R1: 6 sc in MR (6)
R2: * 3scin1, inc, sc * X2 (12)
R3: sc, inc 3, sc 3, inc 3, sc 2 (18)
R4: sc around (18)
(continued on next page)

R5: * sc 5, inc * X3 (21)
R6: sc around (21)
R7: * sc 6, inc * X3 (24)
R11: * inc, sc 3 * X5, inc, sc 2, ss (30) FO
Lower snout (Make 1)

light brown yarn
R1: 5 ch (5)
R2: sc 4 on one side of chain, sc 4 on other (8)
R3:* inc, sc 3 * X2 (10)
R4: sc, inc, sc 4, inc, sc 3 (12)
R5: sc, inc, sc 5, inc, sc 4 (14)
R6: sc 2, inc, sc 6, inc, sc 4 (16)
R10: sc 2, dec, sc 6, dec, sc 3, ss (14) FO
Dewlap – light patch on the throat

(Make 1)
beige yarn
TURN after each row here
R1: ch 8 (8)
R2 - R8: sc 7 (7)
R9: dec, sc 3, dec (5)
R10 - R12: sc around (5)
R13: dec, sc, dec (3) FO

Eye (Make 2)
white yarn
R1: 6 sc in MR (6)
R2: inc around (12)
we will create this little eye corner in the next row, it’s
not the whole row FO after this few stitches:
R3: dc, ch, dc in same stitch as prev. dc, ss FO now
Iris (Make 2)
neon green yarn
R1: sc 6 in MR (6)
R2: inc 5, ss (11) FO
Eyebrow (Make 2)
light brown yarn
R1: 12 ch (12)
R3: sc 21, ss (22) FO
We will use this eyebrows folded in half.
(see the photo for reference)

Body (Make 1)
light brown yarn
R1: 6 sc in MR (6)
R2: inc around (12)
R3: * sc, inc * X6 (18)
R4: * sc 2, inc * X6 (24)
R5: sc around (24)
R6: * sc 3, inc * X6 (30)
R7- R11: sc around (30)
R12: * sc 4, inc * X6 (36)
R20: * sc 4, dec * X6 (30)
R21: * sc 3, dec * X6 (24)
R22: * sc 2, dec * X6 (18)
R23: * dec, sc * X5, dec, ss (12) FO
We will make legs now.
Each leg is made of:
1 thigh
1 calf
1 foot
3 toes

Thigh (Make 2)
light brown yarn
R1: 5 ch (5)
R3: * inc, sc 3 * X2 (10)
R4: sc, inc, sc 4, inc, sc 3 (12)
R5: sc, inc, sc 5, inc, sc 4 (14)
R6: sc 2, inc, sc 6, inc, sc 4 (16)
R10: sc 2, dec, sc 6, dec, sc 4 (14)
R11: sc, dec, sc 5, dec, sc 4 (12)
R12: sc around (12)
R13: sc, dec, sc 4, dec, sc 3 (10)
R14: sc 9, ss (10) FO
Calf/Upper arm (Make 4 – 2 as calves,

2 as upper arms)
light brown yarn
Start with Magic ring like usually but don’t clench it

tightly leave a small hole open
R1: 5 sc in MR (5)
R2: inc around (10)
R7: * sc 3, dec * X2 (8)
R11: sc 7, ss (8) FO

Foot (Make 2)
light brown yarn
R1: 6 sc in MR (6) don’t clench it tightly leave a small

hole open.
R2: * 3scin1, inc, sc * X2 (12)
R7: sc, inc, sc 5, inc, sc 3, ss (14) FO
Toes/Fingers (Make 10 – 6 for legs, 4

for hands)
light brown yarn
R1: 6 sc in MR (6)
R2: sc 6 (6)
R3: sc 5, ss (6) FO
Claw (Make 10)

dark brown yarn
R1: 3 ch (3)
R2: ss, sc (2) FO
tie the loose yarn ends tightly twice
We will make arms now
Each arm is made of:
1 upper arm (already made with calves)
1 forearm
2 fingers (already made)


Forearm (Make 2)
light brown yarn
Leave a small hole when making a magic ring it will

make wiring so much easier..
R1: sc 8 in MR (8)
R4: * sc 2, dec * X2 (6)
R8: * sc 2, inc * X2 (8) FO
Tail (Make 1)
light brown yarn
R1: 6 sc in MR (6)
R5: inc, sc 5 (7)
R8: inc, sc 6 (8)
R11: inc, sc 7 (9)
R12: sc around (9)
R13: inc, sc 8 (10)
R14: sc around (10)
R15: inc, sc 9 (11)
R16: sc around (11)
R17: inc, sc 10 (12)
(continued on next page)

R18: sc around (12)
R19: inc, sc 11 (13)
R20: inc, sc 12 (14)
R21: inc, sc 13 (15)
R22: inc, sc 4, inc, sc 4, inc, sc 3, ss (18) FO
Belly (Make 1)
beige yarn
TURN after each row here
R1: 8 ch (8)
R2 – R5: sc 7 (7)
R6: inc, sc 5, inc (9)
R10: inc, sc 7, inc (11)
R17: dec, sc 7, dec (9)
R18: dec, sc 5, dec (7)
R19: dec, sc 3, dec (5)
R20: dec, sc, dec (3) FO
We will make back stripes now.
There are 3 types of back stripes:
Large (L) – make 2,
Medium (M) – make 3
Small (S) – make 4
We will place them from the top: S M S M L L M S S

Large stripe (Make 2)
dark brown yarn
R1: ch 15 (15) FO
Madium stripe (Make 3)

dark brown yarn
R1: ch 10 (10) FO
Small stripe (Make 4)

dark brown yarn
R1: ch 6 (6) FO
We have all the parts we need now.
The last thing you need to prepare now are the pipe
cleaners, if you decide not to use them stuff each part
a little bit more than I did along the way.
We will use pair of pipe cleaners twined together.
Prepare at least 9 of those pairs now
Prepare the first wire (pair) for the upper snout, see
the photo for reference on how to bend it.
Place the wire in the snout and stuff the rest

(Do not stuff the head for now)
Place the snout on the head, press the wires inside

head.
Sew the snout to the head.
Prepare the wire (twined pair) for the lower snout

now.
Put the wire inside just like you did before, but don’t
stuff.
Place the lower snout just beneath the upper one,

press the wires inside the head.
Sew the lower snout.
Now twine all the head wires together

Sew the irises to the eyes.
With black yarn make a lizard pupils
With dark brown yarn make an outline around the

irises.
Now start making irregular lines from the outline to

the eye center
Make as many lines as you want
With white yarn make a circle of reflection in each

eye. Note my reflections are placed like mirror images
of each other.

Sew eyes to the sides of the head, the white corner of
each eye directed to the back.
Fold the eyebrows in half and sew it above each eye.
Finished head.
Stuff the head now.
Sew the belly to the body, the part where you started
the belly down, the part where you finished near the
open side of the body.
Place one wire (twined pair again) through the body,

one end through the magic ring where you started
making the body, the other end through the hole.

Place the head on the body – the side of the body
where you started with magic ring.
The end of the body wire should go inside the head

(twine them all inside head if you can). The head wires
should go now inside the body.
Remember the front of the head should be aligned

with the belly.
Sew the head around.
Weave the head wires with the main body wire inside
body.
Place the dewlap on the throat and sew it

Prepare the wire for arms now it’s like the letter ‘L’
Place the forearm on the wire, open part of the

forearm down.
Place the upper arms next, open part of the upper

arm down.
Sew the two parts together (You don’t have to stuff

them if you are using wires, if not stuff them first!)
Take claws and sew them to the fingers very tightly
We will need 4 clawed fingers for now.

Sew two fingers to the open part of each forearm
closing the arm. I think the claws should be facing
down.
Place the arms on sides of the body, put the wires

inside the body.
Weave all the wires inside the body.
Sew both arms very tightly.
Prepare two paired wires for each leg.
We will use the long wire later on…..

… fold the second wire in half and make a little loop at
the folded end.
Place the foot on the wire, open part down.
Place the calf now, open part down.
Place the thigh now, open part down, and stuff the
tight a bit.
Now place the long wire, it should stick out on the

side near the middle if the tight…

…remember the wire on the other tight should be on
the opposite side. Weave the wires that are inside leg.
sew the leg parts together.
Take claws and sew them to the toes very tightly
Sew three clawed toes to the end of the foot, claws

should be facing down.
Make the other leg too (wires stick out on the

opposite sides)

Place the leg on the side of the body and sew it firmly,
the rest of the wires should go through the open part
of the body, where the tail will be
Weave the wires.
Sew the other leg on the opposite side.
Weave all the wires again and bend it or cut of.
Prepare the last wire (twined pair) bend it in half.

Place the wire inside tail and stuff the rest.
Before sewing weave the body and tail wires.
Sew tail to the body.
We will sew the back stripes now, we will place them

like this (from the head):
SMSMLLMSS
Prepare each stripe, cut off the loose ends of yarn.

Start sewing from the head. Sew each stripe very
carefully, especially near the ends.
Place and sew the rest of the stripes, you should end
with the last stripe on the tail.
Congratulations!
Your baby raptor is ready. Good job!
I know it wasn’t easy, but I hope you love the end

result.
THE END

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Baby raptor

Crochet pattern No 1909

Kamila 'Krawka' Krawczyk

Thank you very much and happy crocheting! :)

Baby raptor is around 22 cm (8.6 inches), when standing.

Thank you very much and happy crocheting! :)

o light brown (slightly orange) – base color

 3,0 mm (D) hook,

Thank you very much and happy crocheting! :)

hdc Half double crochet

BLO Back loops only in this row.

FLO Front loops only in this row.

2dcin1 Make 2 double crochet in 1

3scin1 Make 3 single crochet in 1

IncDC Make 2 double crochet in 1 (Increase DC)

*...*X3 Instructions between stars make 3 times

(12) 12 is number of stitches after making this row

Thank you very much and happy crocheting! :)

R2: inc around (12)

R3: * sc, inc * X6 (18)

R4: * sc 2, inc * X6 (24)

R5: * sc 3, inc * X6 (30)

R6: sc around (30)

R7: * sc 4, inc * X6 (36)

R8 – R14: sc around (36)

R15: * sc, dec * X12 (24)

R16: * sc 2, dec * X6 (18)

R17 – R20: sc around (18)

R21: * inc, sc 2 * X5, inc, sc, ss (24) FO

Upper snout (Make 1)

R2: * 3scin1, inc, sc * X2 (12)

R3: sc, inc 3, sc 3, inc 3, sc 2 (18)

R4: sc around (18)

(continued on next page)

Thank you very much and happy crocheting! :)

R6: sc around (21)

R7: * sc 6, inc * X3 (24)

R8 – R10: sc around (24)

R11: * inc, sc 3 * X5, inc, sc 2, ss (30) FO

Lower snout (Make 1)

R2: sc 4 on one side of chain, sc 4 on other (8)

R3:* inc, sc 3 * X2 (10)

R4: sc, inc, sc 4, inc, sc 3 (12)

R5: sc, inc, sc 5, inc, sc 4 (14)

R6: sc 2, inc, sc 6, inc, sc 4 (16)

R7 – R9: sc around (16)

R10: sc 2, dec, sc 6, dec, sc 3, ss (14) FO

Dewlap – light patch on the throat

TURN after each row here

R9: dec, sc 3, dec (5)

R10 - R12: sc around (5)

R13: dec, sc, dec (3) FO

Thank you very much and happy crocheting! :)

R2: inc around (12)

R3: dc, ch, dc in same stitch as prev. dc, ss FO now

R2: inc 5, ss (11) FO

R2: sc 11 on one side of chain, sc 11 on other (22)

R3: sc 21, ss (22) FO

We will use this eyebrows folded in half.

(see the photo for reference)

Thank you very much and happy crocheting! :)

R2: inc around (12)

...X3 Instructions between stars make 3 times