
* Decide that a bear is really a brown frog and you can do this. The buy the fleece the pattern calls for in green, buy the accent color as yellow. Get a tiny bit extra because it is on sale and you have no idea how you are going to make the head look froglike.
* Sew up the costume, omitting details like the bow around the neck. Frogs do not wear bows.
* Listen to your children when they say, just make it like ears only make the front look like an eye, you know with white fabric with some black sewn on.
* Find some white fleece leftover from the time you turned a bear into a panda (bears are very versatile)
* Borrow two black buttons from a child who seemingly has a bigger button collection than you.
* Do some hand sewing instead of knitting for two nights.
* Hear Tim Gunn in your head announce, "Make it work!"

* Adapt the mitten pattern to have a more fin-like look.
* Sit back and enjoy how froglike it looks.

1 comment:
Great job! (Of course, you have set the bar high for next year!)
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