I LOVE FROG'S COULD SOMEONE HELP ME FIND WHAT SIGHT THIS IS ON. PLEASE SEND ME THE SITE THANK YOU.
He looks a lot like the one the kids were trying to catch in my pool the other day. LOL. I love him Martine
This is wonderful! I thought of hightechgrammy's Ben when I first saw him. He would have loved this.
Makes me wish for a bigger emb field ....again
A large hoop is a great thing to have, it is a pity as a rule it comes with the top end machines - expensive, heavy and needing a lot of space.
I have been trying to come up with a 5x7 solution, but that means doing the legs separately to get a manageable size - turning and stuffing is fiddly enough as it is for the larger one. And it also means more separate hoopings for what is essentially a simple project.
Well he seems to be pretty perfect to me. I love his eyes Martine, you've captured his stance well too in all the poses! Great job, it's not easy stuffing little critters. Love Chris
Thank you. it let itself be placed rather easily in all sorts of poses. The trick is not overstuffing I guess.
Well done....was this totally done ITH or finished on the sewing machine...great size too!
there's a small opening for turning and filling that I closed by hand (ladderstitch). Rest is done in the hoop.
He looks friendly and sits just right. It's a win.
Adorable - just so darn cute!!! What a fun design!! Hugs, Laura
sooo cute, good things come again, for years I had such a frog in my car in the windscreen lie to him had too grown pale, and now. a Wackeldackel, hugs Maria
Never heard of a Wackeldackel before! Had to go look it up...OOOoooOOOO a bobblehead dog. Got it! LOL!
I love the poses you put this cute little frog in, just adorable. Looks cuddly and I could also see him flying across the room. Wish I could break some bad habits and get back to the joy of sewing. He'd be on my list.
Fantastic work done and Great design..Gorgeous!!!
This came out so good! I had made one for a friend in the 60's Funny how things come back again...
Martine, he/she is fantastic!! I know what you mean about the fiddly stuff though, I have a tough time, even with tools, turning stuff right side out and stuffing things...….you did a terrific job with this little creature!