Beware of reapers ...
The last space-faring toy dinosaur owner of my experience ended badly whilst claiming to be 'a leaf on the wind'. A cautionary tale ...
An astronaut and expert robotics engineer serving aboard the International Space Station has built a dinosaur from odds and ends salvaged from around the orbiting outpost. What an expert NASA roboticist is capable of 'Naut Karen Nyberg, who currently holds the job of flight engineer on the station, is an expert roboticist …
and given the times we live in, I venture a guess: it was all carefully staged by NASA PR-subcontractor partners to provide a "human touch". You know, like a painting of a squashed fly on a spotless German during a car show, by a perfect Germanic hostess, just because she thought it would be "nice": Germans have a sense of humour too, ja, it was my own idea.
I hope I'm wrong here and the dino was spontaneous...
Astronauts get some downtime on the station. This astronaut, Karen Nyberg, is noted as enjoying sewing as a hobby (see her wiki entry). The dino is made of materials sourced in situ: food pack liners and T-shirt scraps. While I could see NASA playing up the PR aspect after she made the dinosaur, I don't think the actual sewing of the dinosaur was staged - it fits Mrs. Nyberg's hobby, available resources, and family situation.