The frog Rick

The young frog prince is crocheted from soft chenille wool.
His long, slender arms and legs make him highly poseable, allowing him to take on
various positions. The limbs are securely sewn to the body, ensuring durability. The head
and body are connected with a set of joints, enabling the frog to turn his head in different
directions.
Any type of wool can be used, but the required quantity and suitable needle size should
be adjusted accordingly. To aid beginners, I have included pictures of crocheted cotton
pieces in the instructions. These images are particularly useful, as they make it easier to
see the stitches—especially for details like the toes.

The pattern does not contain basic course of crocheting – you should already have the basic knowledge.
The pattern includes 18 pages.
Difficulty: middle
Not for beginners.

He measures 18 cm when sitting and 27 cm from foot to head.

Yarn

• Ricorumi Nilli Nilli 30 Green: 25 gr/ 65 m. – 60 gr.
• Ricorumi Nilli Nilli 03 Yellow: 25 gr/ 65 m. – 10 gr.
• YarnArt Jeans Blue, Yellow, Orange, Rose, Green, Light blue,
  Lilac. 50/ 160 m. Only a small amount of yarn is needed for the
  flower and crown. If using leftover yarn, ensure that it is the same
  thickness to achieve a harmonious final result.
• Crochet hook 2.25 mm.
• Safety eyes 16 mm. I used sinker safety eyes with a 4 mm rim.
  They are securely attached and sit well recessed.
• Cotter pins with disks of suitable size., I have: in the body 30 mm
  in diameter, in the head 35 mm in diameter.
• Stuffing, 1 needle for sewing and shaping, pastel crayons for
  tinting, a fabric marker.
• 10 cm long wire for stabilizing flower stems