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September 16, 2007

Comments

shirley

Thanks so much for taking the time to write up the pattern! You really do a bunch of reading, huh? I have not buried my nose in a good book since the last Harry Potter came out. Does that count? Hehe.

planetjune

Your tutorial looks great - thanks for taking the time to write it! Can't wait to see your Pom pattern either :)

beanchild

The treefrog is so adorable! Thanks so much for making the pattern available. :-)

Bri

I saw your post on Craftster and promptly printed your tute from your blog. What total fun! I will have to make him. Thanks for the detailed instrux. When I make it, I'll take pics and let you know how the pattern worked. Thanks so much!

Bri

That's fun that your name is Brie too! Mine is short for Briana and I have a food blog called www.figswithbri.com. Kind of a fun pun. I'm pretty sure I have all the necessary colors of yarn and eyes already, so it's just a matter of finding the time. Thanks again!

Baroque

What an adorable frog. :)

If you haven't read them already, you could try the Marcus Didius Falco novels by Lindsey Davis. Wonderful hard-boiled detective novels, with backstabbing beaurocrats, femme fatales, and royal treachery and intrigue--but set in the Roman Empire under Vespasian. Very interesting how typical urban human behaviour hasn't changed much.

Ellis Peters' Brother Cadfael novels are also wonderful. That mystery series is set in England in the late 12th century, and the main character is a monk and herbalist who fought in the Crusades before he came to the cowl.

A little more modern are the novels by Barbara Hambly set in New Orleans in the 1830s. The main character is Benjamin January, a free black man, French-trained physician, and pianist.

All the series capture the time period and the atmosphere of the area very well.

Brooke

I love the frogs!! My husband is a big fan so I think that I will have to make one or two to grace his desk. Not sure if you are into this style of book, but I read Then Looking Glass Wars and loved it. Thanks for sharing your love of crochet!!

kylie

think his wonderful would love the pattern how do i go about getting this

Jamie looking for mother Sue

This tree frog is so adorable. I was wanting to know if anyone knows the instructions to make it.

cyndie

I can't get the pattern to download for the darling tree frog can you help me to obtain it? thank you, do you have the one for the tortise also?

Pamela

That's the cutest darn thing! I'm going to make one for my niece who is crazy about frogs!

Kari Sehl

Stumbled across your site somehow, searching for crochet patterns I believe and I just had to stop and comment on what a great site you have, it is so HAPPY, I didn't know that I loved frogs until now. I'll be back - hope to make some friends as well.

allison

this is an adorable tree frog and owl mask! i don't know if it matters but i read the tale of despraux and thought it was a great book!!!

allison

this is an adorable tree frog and owl mask! i don't know if it matters but i read the tale of despraux and thought it was a great book!!!

allison

this is an adorable tree frog and owl mask! i don't know if it matters but i read the tale of despraux and thought it was a great book!!!

Shellie

I made your frog with thread for two pre-teens and thought I would share. I used craft cording instead of pipe cleaners because of the tiny size. I LOVED your pattern-I'll have to make it normal size sometime.

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beth eathorne

when do you plan on having your hedgehog pattern ready? i am crazy for hedgehogs!!!

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Robin

Adorable! Ever think about writing a pattern for a pelican? I would love one.

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Books are the bridge on many things, imagination, culture, knowledge and many other things. Debrie read a book become a habit for everyone!

Donna

I love the tree frog! What is the finished size? Also, as I haven't crocheted in a while, I may be missing out on something, but what is a "magic circle?"

blu ray

The treefrog is so adorable! Thanks so much for making the pattern

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