Did you know that with some yarn and a crochet hook you can make your own Greg plushie? It’s a Rock Fact! This Plush was lovingly designed to look just like our favorite frog carrying friend. Grab your hook and let’s climb over the garden wall.
Gregory measures 28 inches tall when made using Premier Basix Chenille or a comparable gauge blanket yarn.
The video tutorial for making Gregory is FREE on my YouTube. This is the PDF version of the pattern. Experience making amigurumi is recommended for this pattern.
Materials:
Yarn: Premier Basix Chenille in the colors Sage (75yds), Gray (75yds), White (50yds), Mushroom (60yds), Caramel (60yds), & Black (5yds),
6.5mm crochet hook
2 3/4 inch wooden dowels, approx 11-12 inches long (as supports in his legs. Wire, pool noodles, etc will not be strong enough & will not support his weight if you are using blanket yarn)
Poly-fil stuffing or stuffing material of choice
Felt for facial details in the colors White, Black & Red
Heat & Bond (*optional* to adhere felt pieces together. You can use fabric glue, but I find Heat & Bond works best)
Fabric glue/hot glue gun/adhesive of choice (to adhere facial features to face)
Yarn needle, scissors, stitch markers, sewing pins
Did you know that with some yarn and a crochet hook you can make your own Greg plushie? It’s a Rock Fact! This Plush was lovingly designed to look just like our favorite frog carrying friend. Grab your hook and let’s climb over the garden wall.
Gregory measures 28 inches tall when made using Premier Basix Chenille or a comparable gauge blanket yarn.
The video tutorial for making Gregory is FREE on my YouTube. This is the PDF version of the pattern. Experience making amigurumi is recommended for this pattern.
Materials:
Yarn: Premier Basix Chenille in the colors Sage (75yds), Gray (75yds), White (50yds), Mushroom (60yds), Caramel (60yds), & Black (5yds),
6.5mm crochet hook
2 3/4 inch wooden dowels, approx 11-12 inches long (as supports in his legs. Wire, pool noodles, etc will not be strong enough & will not support his weight if you are using blanket yarn)
Poly-fil stuffing or stuffing material of choice
Felt for facial details in the colors White, Black & Red
Heat & Bond (*optional* to adhere felt pieces together. You can use fabric glue, but I find Heat & Bond works best)
Fabric glue/hot glue gun/adhesive of choice (to adhere facial features to face)
Yarn needle, scissors, stitch markers, sewing pins
