No need for a frog hunt when you can crochet one, and I’ve got the perfect frog pattern for you. It’s not just any frog, it’s OUR frog: Jason Funderburker. Just be sure to give him a good home & some warm socks. He’s an outcast and he’s cold. You can feel his cold feets!
Jason Funderburker is worked mostly in the round and stands approx 8 inches tall. Wire can be added to his legs to make him posable or he can be made without wire. When completed, he is the perfect size to accompany my Gregory pattern (when both are made using the same yarn). This pattern uses color changes and surface crochet. Instructions are provided, but prior experience with both techniques are recommended.
The video tutorial for Jason Funderburker is FREE on my YouTube channel; this is the PDF version of the pattern.
Materials required:
60 yds Blanket yarn in Light green (I used Premier Basix Chenille in Sage)
10 yds Blanket yarn in Dark green (I used Premier Basix Chenille in Emerald)
6.5mm crochet hook
Poly-fil stuffing or stuffing material of choice
White & black craft felt for eyes
Craft/fabric glue to attach eyes
1 ft black embroidery floss, for nostrils
Scissors, stitch markers, yarn needle & sewing pins
Optional Heat n Bond to adhere felt pieces
Optional Armature wire for posable legs (You can also use pipe cleaners, floral wire, etc)
Optional Washi/masking/duct tape to cover edges of wire (if needed)
No need for a frog hunt when you can crochet one, and I’ve got the perfect frog pattern for you. It’s not just any frog, it’s OUR frog: Jason Funderburker. Just be sure to give him a good home & some warm socks. He’s an outcast and he’s cold. You can feel his cold feets!
Jason Funderburker is worked mostly in the round and stands approx 8 inches tall. Wire can be added to his legs to make him posable or he can be made without wire. When completed, he is the perfect size to accompany my Gregory pattern (when both are made using the same yarn). This pattern uses color changes and surface crochet. Instructions are provided, but prior experience with both techniques are recommended.
The video tutorial for Jason Funderburker is FREE on my YouTube channel; this is the PDF version of the pattern.
Materials required:
60 yds Blanket yarn in Light green (I used Premier Basix Chenille in Sage)
10 yds Blanket yarn in Dark green (I used Premier Basix Chenille in Emerald)
6.5mm crochet hook
Poly-fil stuffing or stuffing material of choice
White & black craft felt for eyes
Craft/fabric glue to attach eyes
1 ft black embroidery floss, for nostrils
Scissors, stitch markers, yarn needle & sewing pins
Optional Heat n Bond to adhere felt pieces
Optional Armature wire for posable legs (You can also use pipe cleaners, floral wire, etc)
Optional Washi/masking/duct tape to cover edges of wire (if needed)
