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The 2nd edition of Froggy Patterns.

A compilation of my free patterns for froggy

In the hush of winter, even the smallest creatures deserve warmth. This compilation of cozy, wintern patterns are designed to fit the beloved Dotpebble’s Frog while also fitting my yeti pattern as well. Whether your frog is leaping through frosted meadows or resting by the hearth, these patterns are sure to keep them warm and stylish.

Inspired by the beach, “Seas the Day” is a collection of cozy knits for the home. Perfect for the kitchen, bathroom or cottage with lots of texture. Patterns include written instructions and WIP photos

A compilation of several knit plants, primarily made with left over yarn. Yarn weight and needles may vary from pattern to pattern at this time.

NOTE: IF YOU PURCHASED THE RICHARD THE MOTHMAN PATTERN, YOU HAVE THESE PATTERNS ALREADY

2 mini throw pillows to add texture and color to you doll houses, backgrounds, etc. They were sized to fit in with my Folklore dolls (the trees match the Fire and Ice yeti pullover), and suit the mini couch pattern perfectly. Any worsted weight yarn should would fine.

Meet Richard the Mothman! Known for his red eyes, large wings and, of course, dislike of bridges. Richard is primarily knit in the round, with a soft, fuzzy yarn and features removable wings so he can dress up and accessorize like the other Folklore Collection Dolls.

A pair of pants for your yeti doll, which match the Fire & Ice pullover. These are made using a much smaller gauge yarn and feature a “jogger style” pant leg. Pattern includes written instructions for both a regular pant style and overalls style, and photos to help.

Remy is a riddle-solving raccoon, featured in my Milo the Yeti story book. Knit primarily in the round, with a fair amount of sewing, and he’s ready to help his friends and save magic.

If you already own Froggy’s Romper, this pattern is the same except for the yarn, photos, and gauge information

NOTE: IF YOU OWN MICAH THE MUSHROOM PATTERN, YOU HAVE THIS PATTERN INCLUDED

Basking in the warm sun and flowers, Micah the mushroom sprite can be found. This cute little mushroom doll is knit in the round, with cable details for his cap.

After a long day of hopping about and adventuring, a frog needs to wash up and relax in style. This set, sized to fit the Dotpebble’s frog (found here) comes with several essentials for your froggy’s at home spa experience. Included are 4 patterns, with fun textures, all worked flat and seamed after.

Dress your little friends in the Garden Onesie, a sweet jumpsuit with a fair‑isle–inspired yoke that blooms with color. This quick knit adds instant personality to frogs, yetis, and any woodland companion really. Pattern includes written instructions, photos and a chart for the colorwork.

My first outfit pattern for my Yeti doll pattern (found here.) Named for the 2 colowork charts- one featuring flames in yellow, red and orange, and the other featuring a cold winter tree motif with snow falling. The pullover is knit in the round for minimal seaming, with a circular yoke and ribbing at the neck and cuffs. Pattern includes writte...

A tiny pinafore dress designed to fit dotpebble’s knitted frog. Features a ribbed edges, flared skirt, and looped straps for easy dressing. Perfect for tweedy yarns and woodland adventures. Pattern includes written instructions and photos.

A cute set of overalls for your dotpebble’s frog! This outfit includes colorwork to create an adorable fox on them before ending at a boot cut leg. Pattern includes written instructions and a colorwork chart as well. I’ve also tried the pattern with different colors to create a cute reindeer version

Echo the Baby Bat is a sweet little companion with softly shaped wings and cozy charm.

A sleeveless style romper for your dotpebbles frog. Knit from the bottom up, and in the round, this romper features a “butterfly” lace detail. Not into lace? That’s OK, the instructions include how to skip it or add a little mushroom detail instead. Written instructions, 2 charts and photos included.

Meet Luna the Bat! She’s knit with bernat blanket yarn, super soft and relatively quick to make. The body is knit in the round, and wings/legs sewn on separately. The pattern includes written instructions, photos and eventually there will be some video links

A tiny crown to fit your small knit creations! I’ve sized it to be compatible with the Toad Familiar by Maggie, and the frogs by dotpebbles - just use the same weight yarn and needles. Crown is knit from the bottom up and then sewn in place

A pair of butterfly wings for small knit creations! These are just the wings, with a monarch style, meant to sew onto your work as a decorative embellishment. I sized it to be compatible with the dotpebbles frogs I make, and the Toad Familiar pattern by Magewood Whimsies. The pattern includes written instructions and photos, at present there is...

A pair of overalls for Froggy. Knit primarily in the round from the bottom up, with a tapered ankle. Pattern includes written instructions, and a colorwork chart for a cute mushroom detail

Part of the “Seas the day” collection for the home, this lobster scrubby will be a great addition to a summery/ coastal bathroom or kitchen. Pattern is not gauge specific, but a scrubby yarn is pretty essential.

Meet Abbi the Bumblebee! Inspired by crotcheted amigurumi, I wanted to create a stuffed toy that combines soft texture and simplistic techniques for beginners. Pattern includes written instructions.

Beachy themed Coasters inspired by ocean waves. They match the washcloths and are perfect for the cottage or a any beach lover.

Beachy inspired wash cloths, that can double as a napkin, or dish cloth. The seed chevron pattern and colorwork are meant to mimic waves on the beach.

Beachy themed dress for your dotpebbles frog!

Want pop punk or emo fashion for your dotpebbles Frog? I’ve got you covered either this checkered hoodie (or crew neck)! Perfect for that early 2000s vibe.

A short sleeved dress with a chevron lace skirt for your froggy (Frog pattern by dotpebbles - link in pattern of you don’t have already)

This cute dress, inspired by vintage circus stripes, is knit using a 2 colored ribbing. A vargiated yarn to work the purls (CC1) will create a fun effect. Pattern includes written instructions, lots of photos, and yarn guide will be coming soon.

Fun pants for your frog, inspired by 2000s fashion! The pattern includes the instructions for the traditional cargo pant with pockets, and a lace version (to give a ripped jeans or fishnet vibe).

What could be cuter than a tiny pink amphibian? A knit stuffie version of course!

PDF includes 2 patterns! A daisy flower hat that can be converted to a purse for your froggy, and a brimmed floppy sun hat. Both use techniques such as knitting in the round, increases, and picking up sts.

A mischievous little outfit with Halloween flair for your dotpebble’s frog. This knit ensemble is designed to fit your handmade frog using the name yarn weight and needles. And the upgraded pattern will include many photos and of course written instructions. Whether your frog is haunting the garden or lounging about, this outfit brings the dram...

A dress with a fabric skirt for your dotpebbles’ frog

Summer may be coming to an end, but that doesn’t mean Froggy should be any less stylish! These Linen Stitch based shorts are quick to make, with minimal sewing and lots of texture.

While the yetis are frolicking amid the forests and creeks, they still enjoy being fashionable and comfy. This set has that in spades, featuring a ruffled texture, cropped shirt and matching pants. Perfect for the forest, or poolside.

A cute little romper for your dotpebbles frog! Romper is knit from the top down using basic knitting techniques. Pattern includes written instructions and photos

This classic cardigan is a must-have for any fall/early spring wardrobe. Worked bottom up, and meant to be semi-cropped in length for layering over cute dresses, a garter edge helps prevent curling while adding some texture.

When autumn comes, the froggy’s wear mushroom hats. This cute little hat can be secured to your dotpebble’s frog with a bobby or safety pin. It’s knit in the round and whips up quickly.

A tiny knit bee about 2.5 cm in size, designed as a little companion for my Yetis (found here)

A cute and spring-y dress for your dotpebble’s frog (found here) or yeti (found here). Whether frolicking through the meadow in search of flowers, or at the spring fling, this dress featuring a lace leaf motif is the perfect fit. Pattern includes written instruction, chart and photos.

An old fashion style tux with tails made to fit your dotpebble’s frog– Perfect for weddings or other black tie events for Froggy. Tux is knit top-down in one piece and arms finished later, using the same yarn weight and needles used when creating your frog (or yeti- they also enjoy dressing up!)

Colorwork charts meant to fit my Frog’s hoodie pattern.

One of my favorite dress patterns, the Sunshine Dress is not overly complicated to make, but still features lots of fun details, meant to portay the sun’s rays. Originally fitted for the Dotpebble’s Frog (you can find her pattern on etsy), this dress also suits many of her other creature dolls, and of course my own original Folklore dolls.

A classic short sleeve dress for your froggy (or other dotpebbles creation). Knit top down, in the round, and featuring a little lace detail along the bottom of the skirt. Pattern includes written instructions, photos, chart for Lace motif (and written) and a chart for the flower colorwork

Meet Everett the yeti! He made using a soft fluffy yarn and mainly knit in the round. Body is knit as one peice, arms/legs and face are worked separately and then sewn on. Wires are added for posability but entirely optional.

Get your dotpebble’s frog ready for a the winter activities with this cute hooded capelet! This is a fun pattern to make with details like a Picot edge, and buttons for the front. It’s knit flat and shaped with short rows

A small gingerbread man stuffie, made to use as a decorative Christmas ornament. I used lionbrand skeintones in Adobe and US 7 circular needles and he came out about 5 inches big.

A free Christmas set to accompany your dotpebbles woodland animals. Included in this set is a Santa Hat, a scarf and a mini stocking to put your froggy/ other animal dolls into for gifting!

A tiny knit guitar sized to fit Dotpebble’s frog — perfect for woodland concerts and storybook serenades. Knit in the round with a touch of embroidery for details. Quick to make, with whimsical charm.

Hello ’70s! This pattern is a very retro, bellbottom jumpsuit for your dotpebble’s froggy. Knit in the round to reduce seaming and shaped with decreases and increases, this pattern includes written instructions and photos to help get your froggy ready to hit the disco

This dress was originally designed to fit the dotpebble’s cat doll pattern, but ultimately altered to better fit the frog instead. This beautiful dress features a simple cable design, and mostly knit in the round for minimal seaming.

Vertical stripes for froggy instead of just horizontal, without needed to bring yarn across project.

This mini Bat ornament is a great stash buster to make during a fall evening. Bat is knit using a fuzzy yarn, in the round and the pattern includes written instructions and photos

A strong textmini Ghost softee, perfect for bag charms, garland, or any other Halloween decor you can think of. This pattern isn’t gauge specific so you can play around with different yarn types- I’ve done regular worsted, fuzzy and glow in the dark (which comes out really cool imo). It’s all knit in round with minimal seaming. Pattern includes...

A soft ghost pillow for the Halloween lover! Pillow is worked by making a front and back separately and the seaming them together- face details made separately and then sewn on. The thick yarn knits up quickly making this a great pattern for when you just have a few days to get it done

I made this tiny Lobster to go along with my beachy frog set . He’s knit in the round starting from his face and ending at the tail. The Claws are knit separately and then sewn on, and the eyes/mouth embroidered on.

This cute set of beachy related accessories is sure to set your Folklore doll up for the perfect vacation getaway

A simple little dress designed to fit the beloved dotpebble’s knitted frog. Worked flat in garter stitch with minimal shaping, then seamed for a snug and charming fit. Perfect for beginners or anyone looking to add a gentle, storybook touch to their frog’s wardrobe.

A cute little hoodie for your dotpebble frog! It’s meant to fit a little loose, with a front pocket. Knit top down using the same yarn and needles you used making your frog.

A cute lace dress for your dotpebble’s frog (pattern found here) or little yeti! Knit flat and then seemed together, this dress features a fairly simple lace design to look like petals.

This miniature vest is designed to fit Dotpebble’s iconic frog, but it also suits Everett and Milo perfectly—making it a versatile staple for your knitted creature wardrobe. Knit flat and seamed for simplicity, it features classic shaping, decorative buttons and cozy charm. Whether your frog is off to a garden party or just lounging under a mus...

A pair of overalls for Froggy! These are knitted flat from the top down, and features a straight leg. Icord used for straps. Pattern includes written instructions and photos, and chart for a mushroom detail.

A cottagecore inspired pullover for froggy (or other small dolls). Using US4 needles and DK yarn, it’s knitted flat and uses a simple design to create the leaf sleeves. Front features optional embroidery for details.

Inspired by the crotchet coaster set by BRUNATICALITY (found here), this set of 100% knitted coasters is meant to resemble a flower when laid flat, or a tiny knit plant when bunched together in its knit “pot.” Alternatively, you could use a mini terracotta planter to hold them, and it looks just as cute.

Shoes meant to fit Dot Pebbles frog and rabbit patterns

As the weather gets colder, Froggy needs a cute and warm jacket to stay warm! This jacket is knit flat from the hood down and sized for your dotpebble frog.

After a long day of hopping through forests, creeks, and fields, every little Froggy needs a soft and cozy place to rest. That’s where Sleepy Time Essentials comes in—a dreamy bedtime set filled with tiny comforts: cozy pajamas, a quilt and pillows, snug slippers, and a teddy bear ready for all of Froggy’s nighttime adventures.

Chart for the mushroom pattern I made for a project. Made using 4 different colors (I used a green, a white, a dark pink and a cream).

First time making wash cloths and created this pattern for a coworker. The set combines seed stitch and moss stitch to create a beautiful texture to the cotton wash cloths and towel. I made a companion scrubby yarn cloth of the same size as well

My 4th pattern for the succulent terrarium. This one is based on the finger Jade plant, which I just found very unique.

Pattern #3 in my succulent terrarium. This pattern is based of the “string of pearls” plant and easily modified to a size you want.

Pattern #2 in my knit terrarium project. This project is seed stitch Cactus with a little flower on top. The Cactus is knit in the round and then stuffed with some polyfil. The flower is knit flat and then rolled up and sewn on top.

This is the first pattern in a knit terrarium I’m making. It’s a great stash-buster and perfect for spring. Any worsted weight yarn and 4us needles should work fine.

Meet Rowan the mischievous little Elf! Perfect for any room where you want to add just a little magic. Rowan is mainly knit flat and then sewn together, eith some knitting in the round used for his ears, nose and arms. Pattern includes written instructions, photos, and both the curtain tie back arms, and regular arms

This maybe be my favorite pattern I created. The throw pillow features beads and cables to make a knitted version of the deathly hallows (inspired by Harry potter of course). The back is an “envelope opening” style .

This is a simple pillow case I made for myself, and decided to share the pattern. Perfect for fall! Pattern includes written instructions.

I created this pattern for my nephew’s nursery per request many years back. As one of my earliest patterns, there was no testing (just the notes I wrote) and no photos taken. Albert is knit in multiple peices and then sewn together.

Scared of cables? This pullover for your dotpebble’s frog has that cozy cable feel and look without actually using them! Knit primarily in the round for minimal seaming, this pullover features a turtleneck collar, yoke and faux cable design. Perfect for snuggling up by the fire on cold winter nights

The perfect winter accessory for your frog this winter! Warm and cozy with a cute pinetree lace design. The cloak is worked flat and pattern includes written instructions and photos

Wintertime always means cozy sweaters to me. This sweater, for your dotpebble’s frog, features a cabled heart design on both the front and the back (I promise it’s not as hard as it looks!). Primarily knit in the round with minimal seaming, cable pattern and sleeves added after. Pattern includes written instructions and a chart for the cable de...

I made this pattern for a throw pillow I’m making, inspired by Harry Potter. It could be adjusted for chunkier yarn, or thinner yarn, but I haven’t tried this.

I couldn’t find a cabled Cat design in knitting. So I made my own to make a small quilt for my cat.

Part of my ✨️knitting through the Harry Potter series✨️ challenge

A candy corn mini ornament perfect for Spooky Season. You can use this for garland, hanging ornaments, etc. It’s made in 1 piece with no seaming needed and in under an hour.

Get your fall decor started with this cute knit pumpkin! Seed Rib stitch creates a a fun texture to the pumpkin,with a little Vine that spirals. Pattern includes written instructions and some photos

A miniature pumpkin perfect for fall decorating. This is a perfect stash buster, that can be made quickly. Pattern includes pumpkin pattern, a tiny leaf pattern for that option, written instructions and photos.

This is the first pattern I wrote, which I’m only converting to pdf now. I was inspired by the expensive stockings I was seeing on tiktok and pottery barn at the time.

This is pattern #2 in my Harry Potter for Froggys set. I first made this a couple years ago as a Christmas ornament for a tree. And it’s the perfect size for any budding Wizarding frog.