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Free Tutorial from The Wishing Shed. A Needle Felted Frog!

August 2, 2023 by Liza Adams

How To Needle Felt A Cute Little Frog Doll - DIY - The Wishing Shed - Art &  Craft Tutorial - YouTube

 

Hello fellow Felters!  I was so excited to find this lovely tutorial this week.  The Wishing Shed has been making some great free tutorials available for us to play with making some really fun and unusual characters!

This one is for a little frog and rather than being in a ‘realistic’ frog style he is more of a doll or figure that you can add to other objects, dress or pose as you wish!

In this little tutorial, which takes you right through the creation of this little guy, you will learn some great tips and techniques for making his body, eyes, sewing his mouth and how to prepare pipe cleaners to use for his limbs.  This froggy has his limbs sewn on as well which you may not have tried before!

Puppet, Kermit the Frog, c. 1974 – Museum of the Moving Image

Looking at this finished little guy I feel sure you could easily adjust him to look more like a popular frog we all know and love!  🙂  If you wished!  This image is from the Museum of  The Moving Image.

To find the tutorial just click on the link here  or on the image further up, and you will find yourself at The Wishing Shed video!

Happy felting

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