Please read this entire description before ordering. The $50 price is a deposit that holds your place on the request list. It is not the full price of a Hug Dragon. The dragons in the photos are examples of past work, not the dragon you will receive. Yours will be made to order in your colors.
A Hug Dragon is a handmade crochet dragon plush, 42 to 48 inches long, that drapes across your shoulders and ties in place, made to order in your colors by SoftSprout Designs in Franklin, Massachusetts.
Let us be clear about one thing. You are not choosing me. You are telling the artist which colors I should arrive in.
I am long enough to rest across your shoulders and heavy enough that you will know I am there. My ties keep me in place while you walk the faire. People will stop you. They will point. They will ask what I am. Answer however you like. I enjoy an audience.
How the request list works
Place the $50 deposit to claim your spot. Dragons are made in the order requests arrive.
Fill in the short form when you add the deposit to your cart. It asks for your favorite colors and two measurements: your arm length from shoulder to wrist, and the distance around the largest part of your upper arm. The measurements let the artist make sure your dragon fits you.
When your dragon is finished, you pay the balance and it ships to you. Finished dragons are $100 to $120 in total.
What I am made of
Ultra-soft blanket yarn in the colors you request
1 to 2 lbs of yarn and poly fiberfill, with no pellets or beads inside
Hand-painted resin eyes made by an independent artist
Sparkle-yarn horns
Long ties so I fit most wearers
42 to 48 inches long when fully stretched out, since some dragons are bigger than others
Roughly 13 hours of hand crochet in every dragon
Who wears a Hug Dragon
Most of my companions are adults who wear me to Renaissance faires, fantasy festivals and cosplay events. I am a costume accessory first and a very good hug second.
Real hands, real hooks, no AI. Crocheted by the artist from the Hug Dragon pattern by Lauren Giller, fiberandfables.com.
Please read this entire description before ordering. The $50 price is a deposit that holds your place on the request list. It is not the full price of a Hug Dragon. The dragons in the photos are examples of past work, not the dragon you will receive. Yours will be made to order in your colors.
A Hug Dragon is a handmade crochet dragon plush, 42 to 48 inches long, that drapes across your shoulders and ties in place, made to order in your colors by SoftSprout Designs in Franklin, Massachusetts.
Let us be clear about one thing. You are not choosing me. You are telling the artist which colors I should arrive in.
I am long enough to rest across your shoulders and heavy enough that you will know I am there. My ties keep me in place while you walk the faire. People will stop you. They will point. They will ask what I am. Answer however you like. I enjoy an audience.
How the request list works
Place the $50 deposit to claim your spot. Dragons are made in the order requests arrive.
Fill in the short form when you add the deposit to your cart. It asks for your favorite colors and two measurements: your arm length from shoulder to wrist, and the distance around the largest part of your upper arm. The measurements let the artist make sure your dragon fits you.
When your dragon is finished, you pay the balance and it ships to you. Finished dragons are $100 to $120 in total.
What I am made of
Ultra-soft blanket yarn in the colors you request
1 to 2 lbs of yarn and poly fiberfill, with no pellets or beads inside
Hand-painted resin eyes made by an independent artist
Sparkle-yarn horns
Long ties so I fit most wearers
42 to 48 inches long when fully stretched out, since some dragons are bigger than others
Roughly 13 hours of hand crochet in every dragon
Who wears a Hug Dragon
Most of my companions are adults who wear me to Renaissance faires, fantasy festivals and cosplay events. I am a costume accessory first and a very good hug second.
Real hands, real hooks, no AI. Crocheted by the artist from the Hug Dragon pattern by Lauren Giller, fiberandfables.com.
