I’d love to see how your toad house comes out. Send Cindy a picture, perhaps she’ll show it in a feature article. Or you could always put it on flickr, photobucket, Facebook, etc. and put the URL with your name when you comment. Good luck with your project!

I transfered your email question to the comment section of this post because of the reference to polymer clay frog buttons made above by Dolores. If she has subscribed to this thread via email, she may respond with more information about how her frog projects are coming along.

I myself have not yet made any frogs, but at the following link you can see a green polymer clay penguin :-)

…and you can also click through to this next link about how to hang miniature polymer clay sculptures as charms.

To find other frog references here at the site, just type the word “frog” into the search box at the top of the page. The link by my name takes you to another reference from Betty Keating who has been working with polymer clay for 15 years. She makes little frog pot sitters.

This site has a ton of information and that little search box can become your best friend for finding stuff. When you want to communicate with someone, just post your thoughts in the comment section at the page where the person posted the information that is of interest to you.

All the best Carolyn and welcome to the library. I’m sorry to hear about the passing of your husband. If you would like to read about another member who sadly, just lost her “biggest supporter” as well, here is the link to that post:
Making Polymer Clay Beads & Jewelry to Help Cope with a Sad Loss

And you also might want to check out the “Polymer Clay Molds” link by my name above. It will take you to an article that will give you some button making ideas.

Finally, be sure to use “button” as a search box at the top of any page of this blog. This topic has been discussed in several other posts and comment threads.

Hope this helps.