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This Toothless-plushie was made for my boyfriends birthday. It's the first time I've made a plushie, but I think he turned out great!

The pattern is mostly the awesome Toothless Plush free pattern, but I ended up changing a few, small bits. I gave him more spikes on the back, larger foot-bottoms, changed the shape of the tail and prosthetic a bit, and did channels instead of the folding version for the wings. I also changed his claws so that they are easier to make and more of a triangular shape.
If you plan on using this pattern though, put all three wing-pieces together and sew channels from there, that would have saved me a lot of trouble. I also stuffed him from a hole in the chest after sewing the head on, because I found it too hard to stuff it as I went on sewing.

The skull on the prosthetic is mostly Toothless' Tail Skull but I changed the shape of the eyes a little.

His eyes are patches made by the super-awesome www.etsy.com/se-en/shop/ThePat… . His eyes are 5 inches for the widest part.

I wanted him to be double the size of the pattern, but something went a bit wrong, and I didn't notice until all the pieces were printed out. If you too want a Toothless with a length of 210cm, save the images and print them as size 200% in Word, because that's what I did.

The red prosthetic is detachable with a button on the underside, and the skull is painted on on both sides.

He has about 2900 grams of stuffing, or 8 IKEA SLÅN pillows. I was going to weigh his feet down with sand, because as of now he can't stand on his own, but decided against it, and my boyfriend agreed. He would just be too damn heavy!

He is made out of 5 170x130 cm fleece blankets, since they are way cheaper than fabric by the metre. The claws are made out of fake leather I had at home.

Description
This Toothless-plushie was made for my boyfriends birthday. It's the first time I've made a plushie, but I think he turned out great!

The pattern is mostly the awesome Toothless Plush free pattern, but I ended up changing a few, small bits. I gave him more spikes on the back, larger foot-bottoms, changed the shape of the tail and prosthetic a bit, and did channels instead of the folding version for the wings. I also changed his claws so that they are easier to make and more of a triangular shape.
If you plan on using this pattern though, put all three wing-pieces together and sew channels from there, that would have saved me a lot of trouble. I also stuffed him from a hole in the chest after sewing the head on, because I found it too hard to stuff it as I went on sewing.

The skull on the prosthetic is mostly Toothless' Tail Skull but I changed the shape of the eyes a little.

His eyes are patches made by the super-awesome www.etsy.com/se-en/shop/ThePat… . His eyes are 5 inches for the widest part.

I wanted him to be double the size of the pattern, but something went a bit wrong, and I didn't notice until all the pieces were printed out. If you too want a Toothless with a length of 210cm, save the images and print them as size 200% in Word, because that's what I did.

The red prosthetic is detachable with a button on the underside, and the skull is painted on on both sides.

He has about 2900 grams of stuffing, or 8 IKEA SLÅN pillows. I was going to weigh his feet down with sand, because as of now he can't stand on his own, but decided against it, and my boyfriend agreed. He would just be too damn heavy!

He is made out of 5 170x130 cm fleece blankets, since they are way cheaper than fabric by the metre. The claws are made out of fake leather I had at home.