Bee costume for the frog, bumble bee attire, PDF crochet pattern, outfit for the toy
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Description
Crochet pattern for a bee costume for the frog. The froggy creates a buzz wherever he goes, thanks to his adorable bee costume.
In this digital PDF pattern, you’ll find illustrated instructions to crochet Bee costume for the frog. The pattern includes costume, boots and flower in a pot.
Please NOTE, this pattern includes only instructions for clothing and accessories, not for the frog.
The body frog crochet pattern you can found here
https://www.etsy.com/listing/1276627477/frog-toad-crochet-pattern-cute-green
Pattern is available in English (US terminology)
What You’ll Receive
- Digital crochet pattern PDF (This is a digital file, not a finished toy)
- English instructions with a clear, easy-to-follow structure
- Instant access to your files immediately after purchase
- Compatible with all devices (Phone, Tablet, and Computer)
FAQs
Is this a finished toy?
No. This is a digital crochet PDF pattern, not a finished plush or doll.
When do I receive the file?
You can download it immediately after successful payment.
Is the pattern written in English?
Yes, the crochet pattern is written in English.
Is it beginner-friendly?
Yes, the pattern is designed to be clear and easy to follow.
Mary –
Great pattern that worked up well
Peter –
Very clear! I had a little trouble around the wings and the hood, but after redoing it the pattern went perfectly fine.
Dani Nascimento –
Excelent pattern! Although don’t have portuguese version, I could understand very well. There are so many photos those help us a lot. Certainly I’ll recommend this pattern. Tks
Ingrid –
Excellent pattern, works up quickly and is nicely suited to our frogs. Service was great and I really recommend this seller to anyone! Extra info for those curious (or who might be in the same position), our frogs (using this seller’s pattern) were purchased through another seller who used 4-ply (fingering) yarn for the frog, which I only found out after starting this item in 5-ply. Removing a round from the last two colour swaps, the finished piece fits nicely on the taller 4-ply frogs (though of/c I’d recommended the right weight – just not all is lost if you have started out on the wrong foot!). Forgiving pattern, as well! Very pleased.