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Greg's Frog Plush Tutorial — Description
Okay, after many long weeks of deliberation between me and my crippling fear of posting tutorials online, I've finally decided just to post this Over the Garden Wall frog plush tutorial for all to enjoy. Besides, it wasn't really fair to those who don't have dA accounts, 'cause then they had to make an account just to ask for the tutorial...so...yeah...Here it is, folks!

And I'm sorry that my tutorial frog came out a bit wonky in the face...I was stressing out over the tutorial and rushed into making everything. But just double-check reference images before gluing everything down, and you won't have the same issue that I had...I hope. Double-checking is your friend and will save you from many mistakes, and triple-checking can also be very useful as well.

If the words are too small to read on the tutorial, then please, download the file, and you should be able to view it at a larger size on your own computer. Isn't that nifty?

Here are the links to the pattern pages that are SUPER-IMPORTANT to doing this tutorial:
Page 1: fav.me/d9637a5
Page 2: fav.me/d96389d
Page 3: fav.me/d9638xu

Please don't use this tutorial to make a bunch of frogs to sell as your own. This is just a tutorial for anyone that wants to make a plush prop for a cosplay, or for those that just really want their own Jason Funderburker for cuddling purposes.

Also, keep in mind that this tutorial is not the absolute authority on making a plush frog- you can deviate from any of the instructions as you see fit, 'cause I'm not really the greatest expert on plush-making in the world. If you have a better way of tweaking certain things on this frog, then go for it- the possibilities are endless. I've seen some pretty creative modifications/improvements made by others. It's really cool.

Jason Funderburker (the frog version, at least) is (c) Pat McHale/Cartoon Network