
Albert’s great-great-grandfather was absolutely fascinated by pterodactyls and he used to climb up high in the trees to get a sense of what it would feel like to fly. Next thing you knew, he was
jumping from branch to branch. He inspired the rest of his family and as time went by, some of them started to grow feather-like structures on their back, which helped them to jump further. And that’s how Albert became the first lizard to ever fly a distance of more than 8 meter / 25 feet!
Skill level: easy
Size: 17" / 45cm when made with indicated yarn
Skill level: easy
Size: 17" / 45cm when made with indicated yarn
Materials:
Light worsted weight yarn
l green
l light green
l beige
Size E-4 / 3.5 mm crochet hook
Safety eyes (15 mm)
Black embroidery thread
Yarn needle
Pins
Stitch markers
Fiberfill for stuffing
Optional: metal wire

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