Pom Pom Frog – Pom Pom Crafts

Time to make another pom pom friend, this time we will make a cute pom pom frog. This one is really easy to make so it is perfect for kids.

Pom pom crafts are suitable for all ages, so this is something the whole family can enjoy.

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Isn’t this frog the cutest thing ever? This is a great project to do on a super cold, windy, rainy day when you’re stuck indoors.

Pom Pom Frog Crafts

What you need:

Make a large pom pom (there are many ways to make a pom pom, I have a simple tutorial on how to do it here).

The stem is wrapped around the finger 150 times. Fix, cut and trim the stem.

Cut eyes and legs out of green felt.

Cut a mouth shape out of red felt.

Stick Google eye to the green felt circle.

Take the pom pom apart to attach the eyes. Hot glue the eyes then the mouth and feet.

And you have a super cute pom pom frog to play with!

More fun Pom Pom crafts to make with your kids

How about making this gorgeous pom pom peacock craft? It’s really sweet! Or maybe another feathered friend? Make a cute chick.

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