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Fantasy Crochet Tissue Box Cover DIY Kit | Pull Tissues From a Dragon’s Mouth or Turtle’s Volcano

Fantasy Crochet Tissue Box Cover DIY Kit | Pull Tissues From a Dragon’s Mouth or Turtle’s Volcano

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Fantasy Crochet Tissue Box Cover DIY Kit | Pull Tissues From a Dragon’s Mouth or Turtle’s Volcano

Fantasy Crochet Tissue Box Cover DIY Kit | Pull Tissues From a Dragon’s Mouth or Turtle’s Volcano

Regular price $24.99
Regular price $24.99 Sale price $49.00
SAVE 49% Sold out

A LITTLE FANTASY FOR AN EVERYDAY THING

Make a creature that hands you the tissues.

Crochet a fantasy tissue box cover with a real job to do. The dragon lets you pull a tissue from its open mouth; the Lava Turtle sends one up through the volcano on its shell. Choose the character you want to make, enjoy every small detail along the way, then give an ordinary box a place in your room worth noticing.

🧶 DIY crochet kit 🐉 Dragon or Lava Turtle 🧻 Functional cover
2 fantasy designs to choose from
one creature to make per selected kit
Choose Your Creature ↑
Crochet your own fire-breathing dragon tissue box cover
🧻 A tissue within reachA working cover for a compatible box.
🐲 A memorable revealTissues appear from a mouth or crater.
🧶 A project you makeCrochet the character and its details.
🎁 A gift with a storyGive the kit or the cover you finish.

THE LITTLE MAGIC TRICK

The joke works because it actually holds the box.

A tissue box disappears into the finished character, but the tissues stay easy to reach. That small surprise is what turns a familiar household item into the thing people ask about.

Product infographic showing the crocheted dragon and its tissue-dispensing character details
🐉 Dragon: from the mouth

The rectangular box fits inside the crocheted body; the tissues feed toward that wide, toothy grin.

🔥 Turtle: from the volcano

The shell becomes a miniature volcano, with tissues rising from the crater at the top.

Four illustrated steps showing how a rectangular tissue box fits through the dragon

HOW THE DRAGON WORKS

A box inside. A dragon outside.

The dragon design has a stretchable opening underneath. The illustrated guide shows how a compatible rectangular tissue box goes inside the crocheted body.

01   Turn it overFind the opening beneath the dragon.
02   Make roomGently widen the crocheted edge.
03   Set the box insideGuide the tissues toward the mouth.
04   Let it breathe tissuesSet the dragon down and pull from the mouth.

The Turtle uses its own volcano-top dispensing design; follow the instructions for that style.

A PROJECT WITH A PAYOFF

From yarn to a creature with a job.

Part of the pleasure is watching the personality take shape: a dragon's horns, wings and grin, or a turtle's rugged shell and glowing lava details. The finished work is something you can use, display and point to when someone asks, “You made that?”

The fun starts with a DIY crochet project, showing the dragon design in progress
🧶 Make the shaped piecesBuild the body and the recognizable character features through crochet.
✨ Bring the face to lifeThe expression, texture and tissue opening are what make each design instantly recognizable.
🧻 Put your work to useFit the appropriate tissue box into your finished cover and let it become part of the room.

These shaped character details and assembly are best enjoyed with some basic crochet experience.

WHY MAKE THE COVER?

The tissues do the same job. The moment feels different.

A plain tissue box is useful. A creature you crocheted keeps that same everyday convenience and adds a small reveal every time someone reaches for a tissue.

An ordinary tissue box

Ready to use as it is. It keeps tissues handy, with the box itself in view.

Your finished crochet creature

Still a place to reach for tissues, now with a dragon mouth or tiny volcano as the exit. The display is also the project you made.

Finished crochet dragon tissue box cover being used in a home

USEFUL ENOUGH TO KEEP OUT

Give the coffee table a creature of its own.

Set the finished cover on a stable, dry coffee table, side table, desk or shelf. The dragon's mouth makes a familiar gesture unexpectedly funny; the turtle's crater gives the same everyday reach a little fantasy twist.

☕ Coffee table🛋️ Side table🖥️ Desk

FOR THE MAKER OR THE FANTASY FAN

A handmade gift with a built-in punchline.

“I made you a dragon. He also holds your tissues.” It is a gift the recipient can laugh at, put to work and keep on display.

🎁 Give the kitFor a crochet lover who would enjoy making the character themselves.
🧶 Give what you finishMake the cover first, then surprise someone with a useful creature you made for them.
Product gallery gift scene for the DIY crochet dragon tissue box kit

CHOOSE YOUR CHARACTER

Which creature would you love to make?

Both designs become working tissue covers, but each has its own personality and tissue exit. Choose your preferred style in the product options above; each kit creates the selected character.

Fire-Breathing Dragon crochet tissue box cover with tissues coming from its mouth
01 / THE FIRE BREATHER

🐉 Fire-Breathing Dragon

Red body, golden horns, little teeth, dramatic wings and a flame-tipped tail. Pull a tissue from its open mouth for the full dragon effect.

Tissue exit: the dragon's mouth
Charcoal Lava Turtle crochet tissue box cover with tissues emerging from a volcano on its shell
02 / THE VOLCANO GUARDIAN

🔥 Lava Turtle

A grumpy charcoal turtle with orange lava-inspired details. Its shell becomes a small volcano, with tissues emerging from the crater.

Tissue exit: the volcano crater
Fire-Breathing Dragon size and tissue box fit infographic

DRAGON SIZE & FIT

Big personality. A place for the box.

The illustrated measurements apply to the Fire-Breathing Dragon. Its finished size can vary a little with crochet tension.

📏 Finished dragon: about 36 cm long × 22 cm wide × 24 cm high (14.2 × 8.7 × 9.4 in)
🧻 Reference box: 21–24 cm long × 11–13 cm wide × 6–8 cm high
↔️ Bottom opening: about 10–15 cm across when stretched

The Lava Turtle has a different structure; these Dragon measurements are not its size guide.

GOOD QUESTIONS BEFORE YOU BEGIN

A few things to know.

🧶 Is this a kit or a finished cover?

It is a DIY crochet kit. You crochet and assemble the selected character. The finished covers in the photos show the intended result.

🐉 Do I get the Dragon and the Turtle together?

They are separate selectable designs. Each individual kit is for the one style chosen in the product options.

🧻 How does the Dragon hold a tissue box?

Its crocheted body has a stretchable opening underneath for a compatible rectangular box. The tissues feed toward the Dragon's mouth.

🔥 How does the Lava Turtle dispense tissues?

The tissue opening is the volcano crater on its shell. Use the instructions for the Turtle style to arrange its tissue supply.

📏 What size tissue box fits the Dragon?

The Dragon guide illustrates a rectangular box approximately 21–24 cm long, 11–13 cm wide and 6–8 cm high. The Turtle has its own design and is not covered by those measurements.

🧻 What tissues can I use?

You can use your own compatible tissue box and tissues with the finished cover. The Dragon dimensions above are a guide for its rectangular box design.

🧵 What materials are pictured with the kit?

The Dragon kit photograph shows yarn, crochet hooks, stuffing, eyes, stitch markers and instructions. The exact supplied contents depend on the selected kit's listing.

✋ Is it suitable for a new crocheter?

The shaped body and character features take some crochet and assembly work. Basic crochet experience will help, and newer makers can allow more time to practice the details.

🏠 Where can I put the finished cover?

A stable, dry coffee table, side table, shelf or desk makes a good spot for the finished character.

YOUR NEXT HANDMADE CONVERSATION STARTER

Pick a creature. Make the details. Give it the tissues.

A dragon with a toothy grin or a turtle with a tiny volcano: choose the project you would be excited to crochet and let the finished cover earn its place at home.

Choose Your Creature ↑
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