Frogs! Cute little creatures aren't they? If you think so too, I wanna share with you this free pattern to make a froggy in a cowboy hat and/or mushroom beret.
To make these I used: 6 mm safety eyes, optional for the cowboy hat a small bead, tapestry needle, stuffing, 3 mm hook, DK yarn in colors: green 30 g, pink for cowboy hat 5 g, red for mushroom beret 5 g, a bit of pink for cheeks and a little bit of black embroidery floss.
To make these I used: 6 mm safety eyes, optional for the cowboy hat a small bead, tapestry needle, stuffing, 3 mm hook, DK yarn in colors: green 30 g, pink for cowboy hat 5 g, red for mushroom beret 5 g, a bit of pink for cheeks and a little bit of black embroidery floss.
The doll is going to measure 11 cm / 4,3 inches tall.
Hope you enjoy!
Hope you enjoy!
If you want a pdf version of this pattern you can find it in my Etsy shop: https://hisheepok.etsy.com/listing/1041611333/frog-in-a-hat-crochet-pattern-amigurumi
You can also use other yarn weight and hook size. For this one I used a 4,mm crochet hook with chenille yarn and it measures about 20 cm.
mr: magic ring
ch: chain
sl st: slip stitch
sc: single crochet
HEAD:
With Green.
R1: 6 sc in mr
R2: *sc inc* [12]
R3: *1 sc, sc inc* [18]
R4: *2 sc, sc inc* [24]
R5: *3 sc, sc inc* [30]
R6: *4 sc, sc inc* [36]
R7: *5 sc, sc inc* [42]
R8-11: 42 sc [42]
R12: *5 sc, sc dec* [36]
R13: *4 sc, sc dec* [30]
R14: *3 sc, sc dec* [24]
R15: *2 sc, sc dec* [18]
R16: *1 sc, sc dec* [12]
R17: *sc dec* [6]
Break yarn and close.
With Green.
R1: 6 sc in mr
R2: *sc inc* [12]
R3: *1 sc, sc inc* [18]
R4: *2 sc, sc inc* [24]
R5: *3 sc, sc inc* [30]
R6: *4 sc, sc inc* [36]
R7: *5 sc, sc inc* [42]
R8-11: 42 sc [42]
R12: *5 sc, sc dec* [36]
R13: *4 sc, sc dec* [30]
R14: *3 sc, sc dec* [24]
R15: *2 sc, sc dec* [18]
R16: *1 sc, sc dec* [12]
R17: *sc dec* [6]
Break yarn and close.
EYES:
Don't stuff.
Make two.
With Green.
R1: 5 sc in mr
R2: *sc inc* [10]
R3: 10 sc [10]
Break yarn leaving enough for sewing.
Place safety eyes between R3-4.
Sew the eyes on the head between R3-7. Don't sew them flat but a little oval shaped.
With pink yarn make two lines for the cheeks between R9-10 and with embroidery floss a small mouth between R10-12.
Don't stuff.
Make two.
With Green.
R1: 5 sc in mr
R2: *sc inc* [10]
R3: 10 sc [10]
Break yarn leaving enough for sewing.
Place safety eyes between R3-4.
Sew the eyes on the head between R3-7. Don't sew them flat but a little oval shaped.
With pink yarn make two lines for the cheeks between R9-10 and with embroidery floss a small mouth between R10-12.
BODY:
With Green.
R1: 6 sc in mr
R2: *sc inc* [12]
R3: *1 sc, sc inc* [18]
R4: *2 sc, sc inc* [24]
R5: *3 sc, sc inc* [30]
R6-8: 30 sc [30]
R9: *3 sc, sc dec* [24]
R10-11: 24 sc [24]
R12: *2 sc, sc dec* [18]
R13: 18 sc [18]
Break yarn leaving enough for sewing.
With Green.
R1: 6 sc in mr
R2: *sc inc* [12]
R3: *1 sc, sc inc* [18]
R4: *2 sc, sc inc* [24]
R5: *3 sc, sc inc* [30]
R6-8: 30 sc [30]
R9: *3 sc, sc dec* [24]
R10-11: 24 sc [24]
R12: *2 sc, sc dec* [18]
R13: 18 sc [18]
Break yarn leaving enough for sewing.
ARMS:
Stuff lightly at the beginning.
Make two.
With green.
Make two.
With green.
R1: 5 sc in mr
R2: *sc inc* [10]
R3-5: 10 sc [10]
R6: *3 sc, sc dec* [8]
R7-8: 8 sc [8]
R9: *2 sc, sc dec* [6]
R10: 1 ch, turn, flatten the piece and close it up working 3 sc
Break yarn leaving enough for sewing.
Sew the arms on the sides of the body between R12-13.
R2: *sc inc* [10]
R3-5: 10 sc [10]
R6: *3 sc, sc dec* [8]
R7-8: 8 sc [8]
R9: *2 sc, sc dec* [6]
R10: 1 ch, turn, flatten the piece and close it up working 3 sc
Break yarn leaving enough for sewing.
Sew the arms on the sides of the body between R12-13.
LEGS:
Stuff very lightly only at the beginning.
Make two.
With Green.
R1: 6 sc in mr
R2: *sc inc* [12]
R3-5: 12 sc [12]
R6: *4 sc, sc dec* [10]
R7-9: 10 sc [10]
1 ch, turn, flatten the piece and close it up working 5 sc.
Break yarn leaving enough for sewing.
Stuff very lightly only at the beginning.
Make two.
With Green.
R1: 6 sc in mr
R2: *sc inc* [12]
R3-5: 12 sc [12]
R6: *4 sc, sc dec* [10]
R7-9: 10 sc [10]
1 ch, turn, flatten the piece and close it up working 5 sc.
Break yarn leaving enough for sewing.
Sew the legs on the sides of the body between R4-8.
Now we have the arms and legs on the body, sew the head to the body.
BERET:
With Red.
R1: 6 sc in mr
R2: *sc inc* [12]
R3: *1 sc, sc inc* [18]
R4-5: 18 sc [18]
R6: *4 sc, sc dec* [15]
Break yarn leaving enough for sewing.
BERET STEM:
3 ch
R1: 2 sl st
Break yarn leaving enough for sewing.
Sew it to the center outside of the beret.
With white yarn make little lines around the beret to mock a mushroom.
Sew on the beret on the head of your frog.
With Red.
R1: 6 sc in mr
R2: *sc inc* [12]
R3: *1 sc, sc inc* [18]
R4-5: 18 sc [18]
R6: *4 sc, sc dec* [15]
Break yarn leaving enough for sewing.
BERET STEM:
3 ch
R1: 2 sl st
Break yarn leaving enough for sewing.
Sew it to the center outside of the beret.
With white yarn make little lines around the beret to mock a mushroom.
Sew on the beret on the head of your frog.
COWBOY HAT:
With Pink.
R1: 7 sc in mr
R2: *sc inc* [14]
R3-4: 14 sc [14]
R5: *1 sc, sc inc* [21]
R6-7: 21 sc [21]
R8: front loop only *2 sc, sc inc* [28]
R9: 28 sc [28]
Break yarn, secure and hide loose ends.
Give shape to your hat pushing down the center.
With Pink.
R1: 7 sc in mr
R2: *sc inc* [14]
R3-4: 14 sc [14]
R5: *1 sc, sc inc* [21]
R6-7: 21 sc [21]
R8: front loop only *2 sc, sc inc* [28]
R9: 28 sc [28]
Break yarn, secure and hide loose ends.
Give shape to your hat pushing down the center.
For the strap, grab a piece of yarn (make sure it is long enough to fit around your head) and with tapestry needle attach one end on one side through the inside of your hat and the other end on the opposite side of hat.
Optionally you can then add a small bead, make a little knot and cut off the leftovers.
How to crochet Frog in a Hat on youtube:
If you like the frogs in a hat you are gonna love Merry the Christmas Frog!
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This pattern is for personal use only. Please do not post this pattern to your website or blog, instead post a link to https://hisheepok.blogspot.com/2021/06/frog-in-hat.html
If you post a photo of the amigurumi made with this pattern in the web I would appreciate it if you tag me, I'm @hisheepok, use the hashtag #hisheepok or put a link to my blog.
This pattern is for personal use only. Please do not post this pattern to your website or blog, instead post a link to https://hisheepok.blogspot.com/2021/06/frog-in-hat.html
If you post a photo of the amigurumi made with this pattern in the web I would appreciate it if you tag me, I'm @hisheepok, use the hashtag #hisheepok or put a link to my blog.
Are we allowed to sell the finished product with pattern credit to you? I'm thinking of starting an easy and this would be perfect <3
ReplyDeleteHi! Sure, you can sell the finished product with pattern credit to me, I've got no issue with that!
DeleteI hope you sell lots of em!
I was serching for a patern of frog for hours! This is just perfekt!!!!
ReplyDelete<3
I so enjoyed making my first frog. It took me under and hour to have all the parts made. TOOO CUTE. Thank you for making the pattern available. Thank you for making the pattern period it is awesome
ReplyDeleteHello
ReplyDeleteI've just made the head, but now realise there's no space to insert the stuffing. When and how should I have done that?
Any advice welcome.
Thank you 😊
Hi! So, normally you would just stuff it as you work. But no problem, you can just unravel one or two rounds, stuff and then do the rounds you've unmade again. Remember to use a stitch marker so you know where your round end and start tho!
DeleteI'm using this as my first project. I'm having do much fun creating this frog. I also love your work and follow you youtude. (I used your mr tutorial.) THANK YOU FOR TRACHING ME SO MUCH. 🐸 ☺ ✨ 👍
ReplyDeleteI'm very happy to hear that!! Thank you 💚💚
DeleteI've been making this project and realized I've been doing front loops only and not going through both loops. I didn't know if it will still work but I'm also having trouble getting through both loop things. If you have any tips let me know please. (I'm a beginner)
ReplyDeleteHi! I would say that you have two options, start again from scratch or keep working it in the front loops which will make the stitches look a different but at the end of the day you'd have the little froggy. About the both loops thing, look at your stitch from the "top" and you have the little things that look like this > so those are the both loops you have to instert the hook in. Hope I helped with this but let me know if not and I'll give it another try!
Deletedo you have a youtube video to follow along? i'm always messing up after the fourth or fifth rounds
ReplyDeleteHi! Currently I only have the youtube video for Merry the christmas frog which is very similar to this one, the only thing different is the arms and color changes so maybe that one can help. But this guys are on my list to film so they are coming soon!
DeleteI love how my little frog friend is turning out! I used safety eyes that were a bit bigger than in the picture and added some more detail to the face. I will be making it an orange fuzzy mushroom beret out of alpaca yarn. 😊 Thank you for the wonderful pattern! 🐸🧡🍄
ReplyDeleteThank you!! I'd love to see it 😊
DeleteHi! I love this pattern! Do we have to use DK yarn or can I use worsted weight? I've never worked with a thinner yarn, so I feel most comfortable sticking with worsted. Will it still turn out ok?
ReplyDeleteHeey! You can use another yarn/hook size no problem, what it will change is the size of the product at the end but other than that it works with whatever. I actually made a froggy with this pattern using velvety yarn and a 4,5 mm hook which I think looks super cute (I just uploaded a pic for reference). Hope you enjoy!!
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