How I Sew Parts onto Chenille Plushies | Jumbo Dino Example

I use regular size 4 worsted weight acrylic yarn to sew parts (such as arms & legs) onto my chenille plushies! This is helpful because regular size 4 acrylic yarn is more durable and cost-effect than chenille yarn. This video shows you the entire process of how I sew the arms, feet, and tail onto a 24" Jumbo Dino! Mega-Dino Written Pattern available here: merrymakes.com/products/mega-dino-crochet-pattern-… Mini-Dino Crochet Pattern by me: merrymakes.com/blogs/news/how-to-crochet-mini-dino If you use this pattern with size 4 yarn and a 4mm hook, it will make a 5" mini-dino. If you use this pattern with size 7 yarn and a 10mm hook, it will make a 14" dino. Timothy the T-Rex Crochet Pattern by BluePhone Studios: www.etsy.com/listing/126495488/crochet-pattern-tim… If you use this pattern with size 4 yarn and a 4mm hook, it will make a 8.5" dino. If you use this pattern with size 7 yarn and a 10mm hook, it will make a 24" dino (shown in video). 10% off your order at Premier Yarns (If you want to purchase Parfait XL yarn): i.refs.cc/2TTsqPwD?smile_ref=eyJzbWlsZV9zb3VyY2UiO… Support me by shopping Premier Yarns using my affiliate link: premier-yarns.pxf.io/MerryMakes Check out my shop! www.merrymakes.com/ Instagram: @mary.merrymakes Amazon Storefront: www.amazon.com/shop/mary.merrymakes Buy me a coffee! ko-fi.com/merrymakes

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