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*Please note that the photos are for the first Tiny String Bean that I made. They are all hand knit from the same yarn and so in the interest of saving space on my computer, I've opted not to photograph every one. It is a scientific fact that taking... See more

*Please note that the photos are for the first Tiny String Bean that I made. They are all hand knit from the same yarn and so in the interest of saving space on my computer, I've opted not to photograph every one. It is a scientific fact that taking something cute and making it miniature increases its cuteness factor by at least 2 orders of magnitude, and if anyone needs proof of this, I offer my Tiny String Bean as evidence! This little String Bean Frog is hand knit in the softest 100% baby merino lace weight wool. He is made from the same pattern as my original String Bean Frog -- he's tiny because he was knit on needles that are skinnier than toothpicks! I almost hate to sell him because I'm totally in love with that face -- but a girl can't be too sentimental, I guess. Tiny String Bean measures about 5 inches from head to toe. His body is only about 3 inches tall. Designed and hand knitted by me ~ The Crafty Hedgehog Copyright 2007 Emily Stoneking Tiny String Bean is not an... See less

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The North American wood frog belongs to a small group of animals that are freeze tolerant. As the temperature drops below freezing each winter, the wood frog drifts into a deep hibernation, its breathing and heartbeat grind to a halt, and as much as... See more

The North American wood frog belongs to a small group of animals that are freeze tolerant. As the temperature drops below freezing each winter, the wood frog drifts into a deep hibernation, its breathing and heartbeat grind to a halt, and as much as 65% of the water in its body gradually crystallizes into ice. Sound uncomfortable? The wood frog seems not to mind terribly much, as it spends two or three months of each winter frozen, with its body temperature ranging between -1°C and -6°C. When spring finally arrives, the ice melts, heartbeat and breathing return, and the frog continues on its happy-go-lucky way. See less

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This evening I intended to bake the the bread for Bread Baking Lesson Two for this site. But I forgot to add one of the ingredients that I intended to write about in the lesson. This left me with a perfectly viable dough, just not the dough I wanted... See more

This evening I intended to bake the the bread for Bread Baking Lesson Two for this site. But I forgot to add one of the ingredients that I intended to write about in the lesson. This left me with a perfectly viable dough, just not the dough I wanted to use for my lesson. So I had to come up with another use for all of the dough I had made. When I was little, we lived in the Mission District in San Francisco. There was a Mexican bakery there that used to bake a beautiful alligator-shaped loaf of bread. My wife and I were recently discussing this and came up with the idea of trying some animal shaped loaves ourselves. Since she runs a popular Frog Website, the first animal that came to mind was a frog. Click the "Read More" link below for the dough recipe and information on shaping and baking Frog Bread. See less