In their first Instructable, user AzishWyvern details how they created a pair of wings for Halloween:
I wanted to go as a Wyvern for halloween, but couldn’t find wings that fit my vision. I took inspiration from the “classic” halloween dragon wings, the ones that have a loop around your wrist and that’s it. I knew I wanted something similar, but with more of a wow factor, so I made these! They are a pair of wings you control with your fingers, and would work for wyvern and bat costumes.
While we don’t have any dragon wing builds in the Adafruit Learning System (we can imagine adding some nOOds to AzishWyvern’s wings), we do have dragon inspired builds:
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