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The following pattern is used to make the frog puppet or any other creature you can dream up! In the finishing directions for frog puppet, we mention specific yarn and felt colors, but if you can't find those exact colors, simply use whatever yarn and felt you can find. Have fun individualizing your finger puppet. There are no right or wrong colors!
Abbreviations have not been used in these instructions in order to make it easier to read for even beginning knitters, but the commercial abbreviations are indicated for your information.
The following techniques are used in this pattern:
The following additional terms are used in this pattern:
It is a good idea to read through the entire instructions before beginning work.
For the Frog: Working top of frog's head, with yarn needle and 12" tail of yarn, thread through half of the stitches. Gather tightly, forming one hump over eye. Repeat with other half of stitches. Sew 1 stitch with yarn between gathers. With remaining yarn, overcast or weave seam together on back of puppet.
Using paper punch, cut 2 pink felt circles for mouth. Cut two, 1/2" diameter blue felt eyes, then two slightly smaller black ones.
Cut one each of:

With a crochet hook, work 1" of chain stitch for each foot. Glue all felt pieces to the frog's face, using the photo as a guide.
Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy and completeness of these instructions. We cannot be responsible, however, for variances in individual techniques, human errors or typographical mistakes.
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