Hello - I’ve a new Frog (Froglet actually!) pattern… different way of knitting to all of the other frogs you’ve met before - and bigger too!
This one is designed to be more like the Froglets TV ones - although the pattern is based on my very first frog (see note below)

Here’s more info…. and spot the video link to see the how-to

Knit your very own Big Froglet PLUS their wardrobe of clothes! This characterful Froglet pattern is knitted flat on two straight knitting needles, with minimal seaming, as are the 11 items of clothes making this a lovely project for knitters who enjoy creating adorable knitted toys that you can dress up

Froglet Knitting Pattern Details:
• Finished size: approximately 16cm/ 6.25in tall
• Knitted flat using two straight knitting needles
• Minimal seaming
• English-language knitting pattern
• Digital PDF pattern – no physical item will be posted
• Suitable for knitters who enjoy making handmade stuffed animals and knitted toys
• I also have a 2-part, how-to video here

Froglet Clothing Knitting Patterns Detail:
11 items of clothes designed for your Froglet include:
• The iconic Frog’s Striped Sweater
• Dress
• Dungarees
• Trousers
• Shoes
• Overalls
• Coat
• Motif Sweater - Tree
• Motif Sweater - Winter Cottage
• Party Hat
• Tee Shirt
All knitted flat on two knitting needles

Yarn & Materials
For my Froglet and their clothes, I used Krea Deluxe Organic Cotton 4-ply yarn on 3mm needles, mainly because of its lovely drape, gorgeous shades and ease of knitting. However, you can use whatever yarn you have or prefer, provided you achieve the required tension.

You will also need toy safety eyes. I use washer-back toy eyes, and the required size is given within the pattern.

If you’d like to purchase the yarn plus pattern as a kit, you can find them at KnittedHome.com

There is also a printed, full-colour pattern book which has over 70 pages of pattern and photography - that’s here: https://tinyurl.com/27zvy3be

A Note About the Design
This Froglet knitting pattern is based on my original Frog Patterns it is also similar to the Froglet’s CBBC program to which the design origination has been attributed to me

Happy knitting!