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Description
This is the beta-stage of the head-pattern for the Toothless Plushie. Feedback would be nice.

I do not own Toothless and How to Train Your Dragon - those are copyright to Dreamworks.

To download in a high resolution, use this direct download link:
[link]

Instructions:
The suggested fabric so far would have to be black fleece... and something yellow or green for the eyes... and some white, gray or black for the claws.
When printing this page, be sure to have your printer crop the image, where it exceeds the printable area of the paper and NOT resize the image to fit on the page.

The finished pattern yields one cute Toothless Plushie, about 30cm-35cm in length and with a somewhat larger wingspan.

EDIT: I'm adding a Step 0:
Be sure to zig-zag the nostrils with a narrow seam before even starting. This should be done on the B and C pieces next to where the eyes are to be attached. (Remember, the C piece is the mirror-version of the B-piece).

EDIT2:
How the horns should align before adding the (X) pieces:
[link]

EDIT3: Made the lines of the actual pattern more BOLD:
The bold lines are the actual pattern
The pencil lines are my recommended seam margin.

EDIT 4: Another optional step:
Make the eyes slightly larger... that's up to you.

Piece overview: [link]
Part 1: (You're looking at it)
Part 2: [link]
Part 3: [link]

Description
This is the beta-stage of the head-pattern for the Toothless Plushie. Feedback would be nice.

I do not own Toothless and How to Train Your Dragon - those are copyright to Dreamworks.

To download in a high resolution, use this direct download link:
[link]

Instructions:
The suggested fabric so far would have to be black fleece... and something yellow or green for the eyes... and some white, gray or black for the claws.
When printing this page, be sure to have your printer crop the image, where it exceeds the printable area of the paper and NOT resize the image to fit on the page.

The finished pattern yields one cute Toothless Plushie, about 30cm-35cm in length and with a somewhat larger wingspan.

EDIT: I'm adding a Step 0:
Be sure to zig-zag the nostrils with a narrow seam before even starting. This should be done on the B and C pieces next to where the eyes are to be attached. (Remember, the C piece is the mirror-version of the B-piece).

EDIT2:
How the horns should align before adding the (X) pieces:
[link]

EDIT3: Made the lines of the actual pattern more BOLD:
The bold lines are the actual pattern
The pencil lines are my recommended seam margin.

EDIT 4: Another optional step:
Make the eyes slightly larger... that's up to you.

Piece overview: [link]
Part 1: (You're looking at it)
Part 2: [link]
Part 3: [link]