Paper Rosette Frog Craft

Who loves frogs? This paper frog craft combines a love of crafting with a crafting experience.

In just minutes you can create your very own frog! Everything from the eyes, to the frog legs, to the rosette body, this craft is FUN!

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Using this tutorial you can create frogs that will keep you playing and learning for hours.

How to make this paper frog craft

What you need:

green construction paper
glue
tick
drag
rope

Step by step instructions

Take a piece of green cardstock and fold it in half. Once folded in half, you will want to cut the folded part.

Like many times before, you will want to start folding each side into a fan shape.

Glue the end of the rosette.

Glue both folded pieces of paper together.

Take a string and add it to the middle. Tie it tightly.

Trim the wire so it doesn’t stick out of the rosette.

Start making a circle from the asterisk. You can do this by slowly unfolding it.

Glue the rosette pieces together to form a full circle, as shown here. This will be the body of the Paper Rosette Frog Craft.

Fold another sheet of green paper in half.

This part will act as the body of the frog. You will draw a frog by hand.

Now you can start piecing the frog together.

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