I ummmed and ahhhed for a while with this pattern. I wasn't sure I'd be able to pull it off - I've never been any quilting or applique. I am very pleased to report that the dragon wings turned out brilliantly! The kids adore them and they receive compliments from adults too. The pattern was very easy to follow. The only thing I struggled with was sourcing materials (thick interfacing and batting), but that was user error and some websites not being detailed enough for me to gauge whether the materials fit the requirements. :) I recommend this pattern! :)

These wings were fun, if fiddly, to sew. No particular skills necessary other than patience I think. My stitch lines don't really line up but I just don't think it matters too much for play wings. I have made two sets and the smaller one was definitely more fiddly to turn through. Using a walking foot helped sew the layers. I have cut out another set ready to sew but need clear head space before starting!! I used scraps of fabric from dresses I'd already sewn for my granddaughter. This was my intro pattern to T&T - my pattern library is now pretty full!!! I love the T&T helpful approach. The videos, pictures, instructions are so clear and helpful. More than that, though, is the wonderful sense of community T&T fosters amongst its followers.

I absolutely loved the clear instructions. It turned out exactly how I wanted. I used vlieseline S320 as interfacing and dacron 200 g as batting. It’s stiff enough but it was still easy to sew. Thank you for this fun pattern, I’ll be making more wings for sure!

This pattern was incredibly detailed and easy to follow.

I would prefer the fabric measurements to include by the yard. I typically only purchase what I need and don't have a big stash of fabrics besides some small pieces that I use for sample stitches. As a result I ended up buying far more fabric than I needed for this project. I used the same fabric for the front and back- I would recommend choosing different fabrics for more contrast.

If I make these again I will interface both the front and back of the tails. I realize this will be harder to turn, but they are just a little too floppy for me.

I used a satin stitch for the appliques. It's a bit messy since it was my first attempt but overall I think it looks better than a zigzag.

This delightful pattern has been such fun to make! The instructions are really clear and straightforward, and the photos that accompany each step are so helpful too. I'm really happy with the way they turned out too - I know my granddaughters are going to be thrilled with them!

Hot on the heels of my floral sprite wings I had a go at some small dragon wings in shades of red and yellow. Partly fiery and partly Gryffindor, these are for my niece’s son to accompany some Harry Potter dungarees and shirt. Treated myself to the recommended interfacing since the fabrics were all from my scraps. A very quick sew.

Made these wings using buckram from my stash which made turning the wings through so difficult and painful. Delighted with the results which were down to your excellent instructions

I really enjoyed making this pattern, I enjoyed that it is more challenging than some sews and something you can really get your teeth stuck into and take some time over. It’s not a quick make so don’t make them in a rush!
Use the stiffest interfacing you think will work.

I am sooooooooo happy with how this project turned out!!! Was a bit tight manoeuvring on my machine but we got there. My daughter asked to be an Ender dragon (Minecraft) for Book Week.......reckon this is a win!!! Can I give 10 🌟

Love making these so
easy to follow thank you for having something different to make other than clothes brought my sparkle back to sewing room xx