Crochet Animal Blankets And Blocks: Create over 100 animal projects from 18 cute crochet blocks: 3 By Ira Rott

Crochet Animal Blankets And Blocks: Create over 100 animal projects from 18 cute crochet blocks: 3 By Ira Rott Discover a playful, practical guide to cozy crochet with this BRAND NEW paperback collection. Perfect for parents, teachers, gift buyers, and anyone who loves handmade decor, this book unlocks a world of soft textures and charming animal themes. With simple crochet intarsia and applique techniques, you can transform a single block into a range of useful projects and then grow your designs by adding more blocks. Its a wonderful way to grow a kid-friendly book collection or create thoughtful, handmade gifts that stand out. Whats inside and how it works The book centers on 18 cute crochet blocks that serve as the building blocks for dozens of projects. You can stitch one block for a pillow front, book bag, or toy bag. When youre ready to level up, you can join four blocks for a lap throw, nine blocks for a childs blanket, or sixteen blocks for an adult blanket. This scalable approach makes it easy to tailor projects to different ages, preferences, and skill levels, while keeping the process enjoyable and creatively flexible. Stitch one block for a decorative pillow front, book bag, or toy bag. Join four blocks to create a cozy lap throw. Use nine blocks for a childs blanket, perfect for naptime or storytime. Expand to sixteen blocks for a warm adult blanket that showcases personality and color. Color plays a big role in these designs—mix and match yarns to craft single-animal blankets or playful multi-animal designs. The book emphasizes approachable techniques, making it accessible to crafters who enjoy fabric- and yarn-based projects. With clear, friendly guidance, Ira Rott helps you explore color, texture, and placement so your finished blankets feel both adorable and durable. About the author Hi, my name is Ira. Im a Canadian fiber artist, pattern designer, and author. I grew up needlecrafting with my mom and grandma, and my childhood was filled with fabr