Crochet dungeons and dragons

Gamers, take note: they're here! My set of giant crocheted gaming dice, by popular demand: I cut out felt numbers to make my dice, but this is a fiddly and time-consuming technique, so I'm not recommending that you do the same: I give tips in the pattern for using fabric paint or embro ...

Come to your next game session in style with this Dungeons and Dragons dice bag! This bag hold around 8 sets of regular sized dice. The dragon graphic is done with the tapestry crochet technique. This technique carries all yarn colors used in the project behind the main color as you crochet. If you're new…

This is so cool! And scroll down for more Dungeons & Dragons patterns! Get the pattern via Etsy, designed by Tamera Schoenholz of Hooked On Nerdy. More Patterns From This Designer: This post contains affiliate links.

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The beholder is a monster in Dungeons & Dragons with a large mouth, single central eye, and many smaller eyestalks on top with powerful magical abilities. We shared this amazing crochet amigurumi in 2016 and this silly crochet hat just last year. Its magical rays are some of the most infamous things in all of

Dragon Egg Dice Bag This crochet pattern / tutorial is available for free... Full Post: Dragon Egg Dice Bag

I needed a new dice bag for an upcoming D&D game, so of course I had to make one- and then a few more too! These little bags are also great for holding small toys or organizing craft supplies. …

Board games are fun. They are a great way to keep all the family members and friends in one place. Follow these 12 FREE crochet dice bag patterns to keep the dice off the board games intact in one place. We all know what a huge hassle it is to find out the dice every time you plan to play. We need a mechanism to refrain from this hide and seek activity with the dice. Certainly, a crochet dice bag is a perfect idea to stay organized. And a one made from crochet will be an accessory that will…

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I recently started playing Dungeons and Dragons (well, I say recently, it was over six months ago actually). We play the ‘sit round and talk about it and occasionally get the models out so we…