Hello, dear masters and needlewomen! I present one of my first works - dinosaurs!
There are no photos of the process, but I will explain how I created them. To begin with, we dump the rod into the ball (or even an ovalchik) - it will be the body of our dinosauric. And we make a ball for the head, only smaller. On the workpiece for the head we make notches, measuring 1/3 - the future nose-muzzle. Fall more carefully, trying to give the shape of our animal. When working with head and body, we leave one end of our workpiece flip. After the flip parts, we connect with each other and tightly wiphes - it will be the neck. Now we make legs. Measure the same pieces of wool (so that the paws get one size) form a cyllaglider with a flushed, but very volumetric bottom and thickened top. From the bottom we make fingers. Upper apart to the body. The top legs along the same principle, but wool you need to take less. Eyes from white wool balls and pupils from black. If you wish, you can cut the pastel. The teeth are also smeared separately, and then we connect with the toy. Here, it seems, and that's it!