Dungeons & Dragons Crochet: A Book of Many Patterns

by Stacy King, Official Dungeons & Dragons Licensed

Crochet your favorite creatures, wearables, and household items with twenty patterns inspired by the Dungeons & Dragons multiverse.

Dive into a world of crochet and adventure with this delightful collection of patterns. Dungeons & Dragons Crochet gives fans and crocheters of all skill levels a chance to bring their favorite in-game elements to life. Create your own Schools of Magic’s symbols granny sqaures, arm yourself with the Gloves of Missile Snaring, and pack your belongings in the Bag of Holding. In addition to the lore-related items, you’ll find a beastiary of iconic creatures to make your own, including the dangerously cute Owlbear Cub, the menacing Mind Flayer, and the fiery Red Dragon.

Filled with gorgeous photography and step-by-step instructions with pages that lay flat when open, Dungeons & Dragons Crochet will have adventurers everywhere picking up their new favorite the crochet hook.

Crochet patterns Sharon Posey, Alysia Sly, Rebecca Stone, and Lydia Viatoris

Genres: Crochet, Nonfiction

160 pages, Kindle Edition

Published March 31, 2026

About the author

Hi there! I'm a Toronto-based writer and editor who works in both prose and graphic novel formats, usually for younger readers.

My current projects include:

Dungeons and Dragons Young Adventurer's Guides - introducing new players to the classic role-playing game through amazing new artwork and streamlined prose.

Manga Classics - faithful adaptations of western literary classics with Japanese-style artwork.

Beyond writing, my interests include historical costuming, comics, manga, young adult fiction, magic realism, chocolate, and the oxford comma.

Reviews

[Ava · Rating 5 out of 5]

+1 to dexterity, read more for delight

This lovely little book contains a bounty of patterns: 7 amigurumi projects, 9 wearable designs, and 4 household items. Each entry has a bit of lore to introduce the pattern, and there’s something for everyone here. The owl bear cub has details to fawn over, the bag of holding has a remarkably crafted design, and the mimic dice bag is in and of itself worth the price of admission. I’d venture that the D20 pillows can be used as both dice and playful clobbering devices!

I bought this book to make something for someone I care about, but I think I’ll be making some more for myself too!

[Therearenobadbooks · Rating 5 out of 5]

5+ I'm absolutely over the moon with this one. My husband pre-ordered it for my Saint Valentine's Day and I've been counting the days and collecting the yarn. I thought it would only have figures but it has the step-by-step for clothes, bags, and accessories as well. He knows my fav is the beholder and mimic and it also has a red dragon and a mindflayer as well!!!! Freaking Awesome. From beginning to intermediate level.

[Sonja H · Rating 3 out of 5]

Mostly intermediate to advanced crochet patterns for those into D&D. Only few for beginners

[Jolien · Rating 5 out of 5]

The book looks beautiful. The patterns are detailed (but not over the top).

[Deb · Rating 3 out of 5]

cool ideas!