Crochet Frog Baby Slippers With Big Eyes Free Pattern
These crochet frog baby slippers are sage green with a strap across the top, two big white eyes, and a small black stitched smile. Each sole is about 4 inches long, so the pair is tiny, and it makes a sweet handmade gift for a baby. The oversized eyes are crocheted separately, and each one gets a 10 mm safety eye in the center, which gives the slippers their froggy face.
This pattern is beginner-friendly, so you only need basic stitches such as single crochet, half double crochet, and double crochet. Also, clear step-by-step written instructions with photos guide you through the eyes, soles, straps, and assembly. So grab your yarn and hooks, and get ready to make a pair of happy little frogs.
Crochet Frog Baby Slippers Quick Pattern Overview
- Project type: baby slippers with animal-themed eyes
- Difficulty: beginner-friendly
- Terminology: US crochet terms
- Construction: each sole is worked from a foundation chain, the strap is made separately, and the pieces are joined with single crochet
- Finished size: the sole is about 4 inches long
- Pieces needed per pair: 2 soles, 2 straps, 4 eye patches
Materials & Supplies for Crochet Frog Baby Slippers
- Acrylic yarn in sage green for the slippers
- Acrylic yarn in white for the eyes
- Acrylic yarn in black for the smile
- 3.5 mm crochet hook for the sole and straps
- 3 mm crochet hook for the eyes
- Four 10 mm safety eyes
- Yarn needle
- Scissors
- Measuring tape
- Hot glue gun or adhesive
However, the pattern does not list yarn amounts or brands. Therefore, check your yarn labels and keep leftover yarn on hand.
Skill Level for Crochet Frog Baby Slippers
This pattern suits beginners. However, you should be comfortable with these skills:
- Making a magic ring
- Chaining
- Single crochet
- Half double crochet
- Double crochet
- Increasing
- Joining pieces with single crochet
- Sewing and embroidering small details with a yarn needle
Abbreviations & Special Terms
This pattern uses US crochet terminology.
- MR: magic ring
- ch: chain
- sc: single crochet
- hdc: half double crochet
- dc: double crochet
- inc: increase, which means working two stitches into the same stitch
Gauge & Finished Measurements
Gauge is not specified. Each sole measures about 4 inches. Since the baby’s age or foot length is not given, measure the foot before you start. Also, a different yarn or hook will change the size.
Complete Step-by-Step Crochet Frog Baby Slippers Pattern
Overall, each slipper has four parts: the eyes, the sole, the upper strap, and the final details. First, make the eyes. Then make the sole and strap, and join everything at the end.
Step 1: Make the Eyes
First, use white yarn and your 3 mm hook. Also, you need two eye patches for each slipper, so four in total.
- First, make a magic ring.
- Next, work single crochet stitches into the ring.
- Then work increase rounds to grow the circle into a small flat patch.
- After that, glue a 10 mm safety eye to the center of each patch.
Step 2: Crochet the Sole
Next, switch to sage green yarn and your 3.5 mm hook.
- To begin, chain 11 for the foundation.
- Next, work double crochet and half double crochet stitches around the chain to shape the sole.
- Then check that the sole measures about 4 inches.
- Finally, make two soles for a pair.
However, the exact order of double crochet and half double crochet stitches is not in the written notes, so follow the video for each round.
Step 3: Make the Upper Straps
- First, chain 13.
- Next, work 4 rows of half double crochet.
- Then fasten off.
- Finally, make one strap for each slipper.
Separate Parts Instructions
Overall, this project has three separate parts for each slipper: the sole, the strap, and the eyes. So make each one fully before assembly. For a pair, you need two soles, two straps, and four eyes.
Assembly & Joining Your Crochet Frog Baby Slippers
- First, place a strap over the top of a sole.
- Next, join the strap to the sole using single crochet stitches all the way around.
- Then glue or sew the eyes onto the front of the strap.
- Finally, repeat for the second slipper.
Finishing Instructions
- First, thread black yarn onto your yarn needle.
- Next, stitch a small smile onto the front of each slipper.
- Then weave in all loose yarn ends.
- Lastly, trim any extra yarn.
Estimated Completion Time
Unfortunately, the pattern does not give a time. Your time will depend on how quickly you work and how many details you add. So it is a good idea to note your own time after your first pair.
Safety Notes
Safety eyes and glued parts are small, so they are not safe for babies or young children if they come loose. Therefore, attach the eyes securely, check them often, and watch the baby when the slippers are worn. If you prefer, you can embroider the eyes instead. Also, use the hot glue gun carefully, because it gets very hot. Finally, please note that this pattern has not been safety certified.
Sizing Options
The sole in this pattern is about 4 inches long, and no other sizes are given. However, a thicker or thinner yarn with a matching hook will change the size, so test the fit before assembling.
Gift Ideas for Baby Showers
These slippers make a sweet baby shower gift. For example, pair them with a small card, or make a second pair in a different green for a twin set. The sage green in the photos also gives them a soft, calm look.
Crochet Frog Baby Slippers Tips & Troubleshooting
- Keep your stitches even, so both soles end up the same size.
- Also, make both eye patches the same size before gluing on the safety eyes.
- Next, check the strap against the sole before joining, so the edges line up.
- Finally, weave in the ends before you attach the eyes.
FAQs About Crochet Frog Baby Slippers
What yarn do I need?
Acrylic yarn in sage green, white, and black.
What hook sizes do I need?
A 3.5 mm hook for the sole and straps, and a 3 mm hook for the eyes.
Is this crochet baby slippers pattern good for beginners?
Yes. It is beginner-friendly, and the video shows each step.
How big are the slippers?
Each sole is about 4 inches long.
Can I embroider the eyes instead?
Yes, that is a safer option for babies. However, the pattern itself uses safety eyes.
Ready to Hop Into Your Next Project
Now you have everything you need to stitch a pair of frog slippers with big, friendly eyes. They are a sweet handmade gift, so make a pair and share how yours turn out.










