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Are you looking for your next adorable amigurumi project? Hop into our curated collection of free frog crochet patterns! From cuddly frog plushies to cute hats and whimsical home decor, these crochet frog patterns will give you lots of ideas for fun projects that are sure to bring smiles.
Our Favorite Crochet Frog Patterns
This collection of free patterns has something for every frog lover, including cuddly amigurumi plushies, functional coasters, granny squares, quirky hats, and even adorable froggy backpacks. Full of whimsy and creativity, these patterns are ideal for beginners and intermediate-level crocheters.
Moreover, these patterns are quick to make, ideal for gift-giving, or selling at craft fairs. And most importantly, they’re guaranteed to bring a smile to anyone’s face! So grab your hooks, and let’s jump in!
Can beginners crochet frog amigurumi?
You’ll find plenty of crochet frog patterns for beginners in this list. With some basic crochet skills under your belt, like magic circles, chain stitches, slip stitches, single crochets, and increasing and decreasing, you’re ready to try these cute frog projects.
Some of our favorite patterns for crochet newbies are theNo-Sew Mini Frog(#3) and theLong-Legged Frog(#11).
Essential Crochet Supplies for Crochet Frogs
Before starting your crochet frog pattern, read through your supplies list and gather everything you’ll need. While each pattern is different, here’s a quick rundown of the most common supplies you may need:
- Crochet hook
- Yarn
- Polyfill
- Embroidery thread
- Other notions(tapestry needle, felt, stitch markers, scissors, etc.)
- Safety eyes(Please note that safety eyes are a choking hazard for children under 3, so consider embroidering the eyes instead if you’re crafting for little ones.)
What is the best yarn to use for amigurumi frogs?
Choosing the right yarn can really bring your amigurumi frog to life. Most patterns recommend DK or worsted-weight yarn. Generally, you’ll want to avoid fluffy yarns, as they make it tricky to see and count your stitches.
We’ve included the suggested yarn for each pattern to make it easy.
Crochet Techniques You’ll Need
Here are some of the most common crochet techniques that you’ll find in these frog patterns:
- Chain stitch
- Slip stitch
- Magic circle
- Single crochet
- Double crochet
- Half double crochet
- Seaming pieces together
- Basic embroidery
Tips for Crocheting Frog Patterns
Here are some tips and tricks to help you with your crocheted frog project.
Use stitch markers.
Stitch markers make it easy to keep track of your stitches and rounds as you work. With stitch markers, you can spend more time enjoying your project and less time worrying about counting!
Use an invisible single crochet decrease for a neater look.
Thisinvisible single crochet decreasetechnique is a great way to achieve a neat, polished look.
Go for a smaller crochet hook.
A smaller crochet hook creates a tighter fabric, which is perfect for amigurumi. A tighter fabric means the stuffing will stay put inside your frog and won’t show through or pop out of your stitches.
Don’t overstuff.
When you stuff your frog, it’s a good idea to start with less stuffing than you think. Overstuffing can make your frog too stiff. Remember, you can always add a bit more stuffing before seaming, if necessary!
17 Free Crochet Frog Patterns
Enjoy these free crochet frog patterns for your next project. Happy crocheting!
1
Amigurumi Frog Pattern
Photo Credit:paintitcolorful.blogspot.com
This cute little crochet frog is made in eight pieces and then assembled together. Most of the pattern is crocheted in continuous rounds. After your frog is assembled, add the safety eyes, embroidered nose, and felt cheeks to bring this amigurumi project to life!
Designer: A Little Love Every Day
Yarn weight: Sport
Suggested yarn: WeCrochet Brava Sport
2
Ribbert the Crochet Frog
Photo Credit:blog.bellacococrochet.com
This friendly frog is created in original amigurumi style, with a large head and smaller body. Its finished size is approximately 5.5”. To make this smiley creature, you’ll need to know how to work a chain, slip stitch, single crochet, increase, and decrease.
Designer: Holly Faith Lanier
Yarn weight: Worsted
Suggested yarn: Red Heart Super Saver
3
No-Sew Mini Frog Crochet Pattern
Photo Credit:www.stitchingwithsab.com
These mini frogs are beginner friendly and don’t require any sewing! The size of these quick-to-make frogs can be easily adjusted by using a different yarn weight. DK weight yarn makes a perfect, keychain-sized frog!
Designer: Sabrina Gim
Yarn weight: Worsted
Suggested yarn: Red Heart Super Saver
4
Fred the Frog
Photo Credit:smartapplecreations.blogspot.com
Fred the frog is a small little creature that honors the spring frogs in Estonia. He measures just over 2 inches tall. This is a simple pattern to make, but it does require being comfortable with fingering weight yarn and a small crochet hook.
Designer: Maarja Härsing-Värk
Yarn weight: Fingering
Suggested yarn: Steinbach Wolle Capri
5
Tree Frog
Photo Credit:kristitullus.com
For this little tree frog, you’ll need to gather some wire for his bendable, lifelike legs. This realistic crochet frog pattern does require some small details for his little toes, so make sure you’re up for a bit of sewing. The cuteness of this fun-loving tree frog will be well worth it!
Designer: Kristi Tullus
Yarn weight: Sport
Suggested yarn: Titan Wool Egitto
6
Frog Amigurumi Free Crochet Pattern
Photo Credit:spinayarncrochet.com
This royal frog features a little crown and a belly patch that doubles as a tiny pocket! The pattern is worked in flat rows and then joined. He measures about 6 inches tall and has a fun and unique 2-D look.
Designer: Spin a Yarn Crochet
Yarn weight: Worsted
Suggested yarn: Patons Canadiana
7
Frog Prince
Photo Credit:www.ravelry.com
This charming frog prince measures approximately 15 inches tall and would make an adorable gift! Featuring a crown, cape, and bouquet, this big crochet frog pattern is the perfect way to say “I love you”! This pattern is ideal for intermediates.
Designer: Carolyne Brodie
Yarn weight: Aran
Suggested yarn: Red Heart Super Saver
8
Fancy Frog Amigurumi Crochet Pattern
Photo Credit:www.tinycurl.co
This frog sure is fancy all the way from his beret to his toes! He measures about 7” when finished and is worked in continuous rounds. His toadstool hat is perfect for using up scrap yarn.
Designer: Tiny Curl
Yarn weight: DK
Suggested yarn: Rico Creative Ricorumi DK
Tree Frog
Photo Credit:littlegreen.typepad.com
This tree frog features large eyes, bendable legs (made with pipe cleaners), and bright feet. He’s crocheted in pieces and then sewn together. This tree frog would make an adorable gift for a frog lover!
Designer: Roman Sock
Yarn weight: DK
Suggested yarn: DMC Happy Cotton
10
Wizard Frog Amigurumi
Photo Credit:https://crochethea.com
This wizard frog comes complete with his own story about his previous life as a human. Give this gift to a friend or to a little one, and make sure to share the story, too! He measures about 4 inches tall.
Designer: Crochetthea
Yarn weight: Sport
Suggested yarn: WeCrochet Brava Sport
11
Long Legged Frog
Photo Credit:www.ravelry.com
This long-legged frog is easy to make, so you may soon find yourself with a whole family of them! For this chunky frog crochet pattern, you’ll need to know how to work the chain, slip stitch, single crochet, and bobble stitch. Choose your favorite color and enjoy this fun and quick pattern!
Designer: Karina Nunez
Yarn weight: Bulky
Suggested yarn: Wonderfluff
12
Frogy Granny Square
Photo Credit:wiamscrafts.blogspot.com
This pattern is where a love of frogs and a love for granny squares collide! This intermediate-level granny square pattern could be added to a blanket, made into a pillow, or used as a fun decoration. When finished, it measures approximately 6” x 6”.
Designer: Wiam’s Crafts
Yarn weight: DK
Suggested yarn: DMC Happy Cotton
13
Crochet Frog Hat Pattern
Photo Credit:www.repeatcrafterme.com
This crochet frog hat works up quickly and would make an adorable wardrobe addition for a little boy or little girl. It’s available in six different sizes - all the way from 0-3 months up through adult. To make this hat, you’ll need to know how to work a magic ring, single crochet, and half double crochet.
Designer: Repeat Crafter Me
Yarn weight: Worsted
Suggested yarn: Lion Brand Vanna’s Choice
14
Frog in a Hat
Photo Credit:hisheepok.blogspot.com
These little creatures can be created wearing either a cowboy hat or a mushroom beret. Each one measures a little over 4 inches tall. With their tiny hats, blushing cheeks, and adorable round bellies, these friendly little frogs are irresistibly cute!
Designer: Hi Sheep
Yarn weight: DK
Suggested yarn: DMC Happy Cotton
15
Frog Coaster Crochet Pattern
Photo Credit:www.stitchbyfay.com
You can make these coasters your own by choosing bright, popping colors or more muted tones to match your home. They’re also excellent for giving as gifts! The coaster is double-sided for extra absorbency and thickness.
Designer: Stitch by Fay
Yarn weight: DK
Suggested yarn: Paintbox Yarns Cotton DK
16
Strawberry & Mushroom Frog Backpacks
Photo Credit:www.craftykittycrochet.com
This froggy backpack is practical, but also so very cute! You can keep the strawberry and mushroom applique idea, or switch the theme to whatever appliques suit your fancy! Make sure to read through the supplies list thoroughly and collect everything you’ll need before getting started on this project.
Designer: Crafty Kitty Crochet
Yarn weight: Worsted
Suggested yarn: Red Heart Super Saver
17
Lily Sugar'n Cream Frog Backpack
Photo Credit:www.yarnspirations.com
Here’s an easy crochet pattern that would be perfect for preschoolers or elementary students to take to the classroom or just to fill with toys and snacks for a day out! Not only is this frog backpack useful, but it also doubles as a friendly companion. The zipper pocket keeps belongings safely inside.
Designer: Yarnspirations
Yarn weight: Worsted
Suggested yarn: Lily Sugar ‘n Cream
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