Baby Leggy Froggie
A tiny long-legged frog — one of the shop favourites
This teeny long-legged frog is one of The Sage Stitch's most-loved makes. It works up fast in soft, chunky size-6 yarn, uses just a handful of stitches (with a couple of bobbles for the smile), and the dangly make-as-you-go arms and legs give it all its character. A great quick, beginner-friendly amigurumi.
▶ Watch the video tutorial- Difficulty
- Beginner
- Yarn weight
- Super bulky (#6)
- Hook
- 6 mm (J-10)
- Time
- ~2 hours
Make this — get the kit
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- RequiredSize 6 (super bulky) yarn — green · small amount(body & legs — she used Loops & Threads Sweet Snuggles Lite)
- Required6 mm (J-10) crochet hook
- RequiredSafety eyes · 2 × 10 mm
- RequiredStuffing · small amount
- RequiredYarn needle(to sew shut + attach limbs)
- RequiredBlack yarn (size 4) — for the mouth · small amount(any black worsted works)
The pattern
Gauge isn't critical — work tightly so the stuffing doesn't show.
- Abbreviations: CH = chain · SC = single crochet · SL ST = slip stitch · INC = increase · BB = bobble (3 unfinished DC in 1 stitch) · ST = stitch · F.O. = fasten off.
- R1CH 6, SC 5 back down the chain, turn. BB, 3 SC, BB. Add a stitch marker. (10 sts)
- R22 SC, INC, 7 SC. (11 sts)
- R3–4SC around. (11 sts)
- R5SC to the side of the frog, make an arm (see “Arms & legs” below), SC to the other side, make an arm, SC back to the stitch marker. (11 sts)
- R6–7SC around (make sure the arms sit on the outside). (11 sts)
- Begin stuffing.
- R8SC to the side, make a leg, SC to the other side, make a leg, SL ST in the next ST, F.O.
- Add the safety eyes and more stuffing, then sew across the top to close. Embroider a mouth with the black yarn — ta da!
- Arms & legsCH 7, SL ST 1 back into CH 6, CH 2 + SL ST 1 back into CH 1, CH 2 + SL ST back into CH 1, SL ST back into where you made your first toe/finger, then SL ST back down to the body.
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