He is partially filled with tiny plastic beads to weigh him down. (The handful of beads might have worked too well... more on that later also).
I also made a fly, adding velcro feet that can stick onto Frogg's tongue:
Yarn insects make delicious snacks :
For this photo shoot, my patient girlfriend and I rented a paddleboat to the lily pads in Deer Lake Park. In the video below, you can see how I nearly lost Frogg to the watery depths below. *gasp*
Ohhhhhhhh! How scary! You rescued him just in time! :-D
ReplyDeleteYes, I was so scared of losing Frogg, I almost leapt into the pond! Good thing my girlfriend paddled the boat forward just in time. Next time, I'll crochet a lifejacket too!
ReplyDeleteWhat an inspiring blog you have! Your photography is amazing, I am so jealous. I believe this may cause me to stretch my limits in photographing my work.
ReplyDeleteThanks Sharona, you're too kind!
ReplyDeleteThe photography on your Puppeteer on the Roof blog is already splendid. I take a zillion bad photos for every good photo, so thank goodness for digital!
I love this frog. How can I join your group?
ReplyDeleteThanks, Bunny in NJ
Thanks Bunny! I don't have a formal group to join, but I will officially start the "Bunny Loves Frogg" group right now. Can I be a member too? ;)
ReplyDeleteActually, for online groups, I would recommend participating in the forums on Craftster.org and Ravelry.com. The individuals at those sites are super-talented and super-supportive! Thanks again, Bunny.