*PDF PATTERN ONLY* This listing is for the Crochet Pattern of Gilly the Triceratops. You will not receive a finished product, only the PDF of the pattern. This crochet pattern is available in English only at this time. * All rights reserved. This Pattern and its contents are for personal use only. Do not copy, edit, redistribute or sell this pattern. You are welcome to sell finished products using your own photos in small quantities. Please credit Meg’s Makes Crochet or MegsMakesPatterns. * This is a pattern that uses the basics foundations of Amigurumi and is a quick, intermediate pattern. You are welcome to contact me if you need any help. Your finished product depends on your yarn weight, tension and hook size. This pattern requires the use of basic essentials for a crochet project, like polyfil, safety eyes/felt eyes, stitch marker, etc. *This pattern is intended as a novelty item and is not meant as a toy* This crochet pattern is available for Instant Download. When your payment is completed you will receive an email with all the information needed to download your file. This email will be sent to the email address registered with your Etsy Account. I do not have control over what email or payment method Etsy uses, please make sure to double check both of these. The pattern is in .pdf format and will require the use of Adobe Reader to open the document and print it. Please read the listing carefully before purchase as these pdf files are non refundable – you are more than welcome to contact me with any questions you may have. Thank You For Looking! Meg
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