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Free Crochet Frog Stacking Toy Pattern Adorable – Easy to Make!

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Looking for a fun and adorable crochet project that kids will love? This free crochet frog stacking toy pattern is perfect for playtime and learning. Made with soft yarn and stackable rings in different sizes, it helps little ones practice coordination while playing with the cutest frog ever!

Whether you’re a confident beginner or an experienced crocheter, this pattern includes everything you need: clear instructions, photo references, and a link to the full video tutorial on YouTube. Plus, if you prefer a printable, ad-free version with bonus features, the premium PDF is available in as a free pdf at the end of the post!

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Material information:

Yarn: 2 skeins of Green DK weight cotton yarn, some white DK weight cotton yarn for the eyes and some pink DK weight cotton yarn for the cheeks.

Crochet hook: 2,5mm and 3,0mm

Safety eyes: 10mm

Fiber fill

Stitch marker

Tapestry needles for weaving in ends and assembling the head.

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frog stacking toy free pattern

Abbreviations: US crochet terms

Mr – Magic ring

Ch – chain

Sl st – slip stitch

Sc – single crochet

Inc – Increase st, 2 sc in 1 st

Sc2tog – decrease, 2 sc made to become 1 sc

Blo – back loop only

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Free stacking toy frog crochet pattern

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**Cone**

Using green cotton yarn and 2,5mm crochet hook

Make a mr

  1. 5sc in mr (5)  
  2. Inc x 5 (10)  
  3. [sc, inc] x 5 (15)  

4-7. sc in each st (15)  

8. [2sc, inc] x 5 (20)  

9-16: sc in each st (20)  

17. [3sc, inc] x 5 (25)  

18-24. sc in each st (25)  

25. [4sc, inc] x 5 (30)  

26-32. sc in each st (30)  

33. [5sc, inc] x 5 (35)  

34-40. sc in each st (35)  

41. [6sc, inc] x 5 (40)  

42-43: sc in each st (40)  

44. [9sc, inc] x 4 (44)  

45. sc in each st (44)   Fasten off.

*Base of Cone*

Using green cotton yarn and 2,5mm crochet hook

Make a mr

  1. 5sc in mr (5)  
  2. Inc x 5 (10)  
  3. [sc, inc] x 5 (15)  
  4. [2sc, inc] x 5 (20)  
  5. [3sc, inc] x 5 (25)  
  6. [4sc, inc] x 5 (30)  
  7. [5sc, inc] x 5 (35)  
  8. [2sc, inc, 3sc, inc] x4, 2sc, inc, 4sc (44)

Fill the cone with fiber fill, match the stitches from bottom to the stitches on the cone and sl st them together, fasten of and weave in ends. 

**Base Ring**

Using green cotton yarn and 2,5mm crochet hook

Ch 44, sl st tog to create a circle (44)  

  1. sc in each ch (44)  
  2. [sc, inc] x 22 (66)  

3-20. sc in each st (66)  

21. [sc, sc2tog] x 22 (44)  

22. sc in each st (44)

Assembling the base.

Fold beginning and end of base ring towards each other, place over bottom of cone with bottom of cone upwards. match bottom of cone with the openings of the ring (Both sides of the ring), sew through all the layers (2 on ring and your stitches on bottom of cone) all around and fill ring as you go.  

When you have sewn all around and secured your ends, fold the ring over, the seam will be in the middle of the ring.

**Ring 1**

Using green cotton yarn and 2,5mm crochet hook

Ch 46, sl st tog to create a circle (46)  

  1. sc in each ch (46)  
  2. [sc, inc] x 23 (69)  

3-16. sc in each st (69)  

17. [sc, sc2tog] x 23 (46)  

18. sc in each st (46)

Fold the ends together, sl st through both sides and fill the ring as you go, fasten of and weave in the ends.

**Ring 2**

Using green cotton yarn and 2,5mm crochet hook

Ch 44, sl st tog to create a circle (44)  

  1. sc in each ch (44)  
  2. [sc, inc] x 22 (66)  

3-16. sc in each st (66)  

17. [sc, sc2tog] x 22 (44)  

18. sc in each st (44)

Fold the ends together, sl st through both sides and fill the ring as you go, fasten of and weave in the ends. 

**Ring 3**

Using green cotton yarn and 2,5mm crochet hook

Ch 40, sl st tog to create a circle (40)  

  1. sc in each ch (40)  
  2. [sc, inc] x 20 (60)  

3-16. sc in each st (60)  

17. [sc, sc2tog] x 20 (40)  

18. sc in each st (40)

Fold the ends together, sl st through both sides and fill the ring as you go, fasten of and weave in the ends. 

**Ring 4**

Using green cotton yarn and 2,5mm crochet hook

Ch 36, sl st tog to create a circle (36)  

  1. sc in each ch (36)  
  2. [sc, inc] x 18 (54)  

3-16. sc in each st (54)   

17. [sc, sc2tog] x 18 (36)  

18. sc in each st (36)

**Frog stacking toy head**

Using green cotton yarn and 2,5mm crochet hook

Make a mr

  1. 6 sc in mr, pull ring tightly (6)  
  2. Inc x 6 (12)  
  3. sc in each st (12)  
  4. [sc, inc] x 6 (18)  

5-6. sc in each st (18)  

7. [2sc, inc] x 6 (24)  

8-9. sc in each st (24)  

    10. [3sc, inc] x 6 (30)  

11-13. sc in each st (30)  

14. Working in blo: [sc, inc] x 15 (45)  

    15. [14sc, inc] x 3 (48)  

    16. [7sc, inc] x 6 (54)  

Once you have completed a few rounds you will see that the shape of the frog’s head will grow up and around. This is the part you will push in before filling your head with fiber fill.

If you want visual guidance for this part you can find a youtube tutorial here!

YouTube video

17. sc in each st (54)  

18. [8sc, inc] x 6 (60)  

19. sc in each st (60)  

20. [9sc, inc] x 6 (66)  

21-28. sc in each st (66)  

29. [9sc, sc2tog] x 6 (60)  

30. sc in each st (60)

31. 4sc, [sc2tog, 8sc] x 5, sc2tog, 4sc (54) 

32. sc in each sts (54) 

33. [7sc, sc2tog] x 6 (48) 

34. 3sc, [sc2tog, 6sc] x 5, sc2tog, 3sc (42) 

35. [5sc, sc2tog] x 6 (36) 

36.  [4sc, sc2tog] x 6 (30) 

Stuff head with fiber fill, make sure to have bottom of head (that goes onto stacking toy) turned inwards. I use my thumb to make sure I put the fiber fill round the edges to get a firm head without pushing out the bottom.

37. [3sc, sc2tog] x 6 (24)  

38. [2sc, sc2tog] x 6 (18)  

39. [sc, sc2tog] x 6 (12)  

40. [sc2tog] x 6 (6)

Sew hole on top of head closed.

Eyes: Make 2

Start with green cotton yarn and 2,5mm crochet hook: Make a mr

  1. 6 sc in mr (6)
  2. Inc x 6 (12)
  3. [ sc, inc] x 6 (18)
  4. [2sc, inc] x 6 (24)
  5. sc in each st (24)
  6. [3sc, inc] x 6 (30)

7-10. sc in each st (30)

11. [3sc, sc2tog] x 6 (24)

Finish of by making a sl st into the following st, cut and fasten your yarn but leave a piece long enough to sew eyes to head.

Whites of eyes: make 2

Using white cotton yarn and 3,0mm crochet hook

Make a mr 

  1. Make 1sc in mr (11) do not pull the ring tighter then what is needed to fit the safety eyes.
  2. Inc x 7, sl st into next st. Cut your yarn but leave a piece long enough to attach the whites to the green eyes.
Free Crochet Frog Stacking Toy Pattern Adorable - Easy to Make! Amigurumi and Toys
Looking for a fun and adorable crochet project that kids will love? This free crochet frog stacking toy pattern is perfect for playtime and learning. Made with soft yarn and stackable rings in different sizes, it helps little ones practice coordination while playing with the cutest frog ever!

Cheeks: make 2 

Using pink cotton yarn and a 3,0mm crochet hook 

Make a mr

  1. Ch 1, 6sc in mr (6) sl st into first st.
  2. Ch 1, inc x 6 (12) sl st into first st. Cut and fasten your yarn but leave a piece long enough to sew cheeks to head.

Assembling head:

Sew the cheeks in place with approx. 17 single crochets in between. 

Sew the whites to the greens with the straight edge just above the edge of the green part. Attach safety eyes through both the white and green. 

Fill the green with fiberfill and sew them to the head. I sewed mine approx. four rounds from the center. Make sure to attach all ends securely! Always take extra care when making items for small children.

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