Large Sloth Crochet Animal Pattern

This large animal has so much personality! I love his little round head and cute smile! And his super long legs and arms makes him so huggable and perfect for cuddling. From top to bottom he is 27 inches long!

Using approx 3000 yds of weight 5 yarn, you can crochet a beautiful blanket any little building block fan will love! The pattern is easy even for beginners. This blanket fits across the top of a twin bed as seen in the picture.

Despite its intricate aesthetic, the making process is incredibly cathartic and can be worked quite effortlessly. Pairs perfectly with a good Netflix binge!

This crochet blanket pattern has a wonderful texture to it, making it extra cuddly and warm. You'll have lots of fun making this blanket and seeing the texture coming!

Salty, the Seal, is a cuddly and sweet seal with big beautiful eyes who is curious and enjoys going on adventures with her baby seals. Salty and her baby seals are both made with as little sewing as possible.

Their heads, bodies, and tails are all crocheted together, but the fins are made and sewn on separately.

If you think that two arms are great for cuddling, just wait until you experience a snuggle buddy with eight! Big, soft, and plushie, this Giant Octopus is crocheted in one piece so no need to sew on all those legs!

Crochet these two luscious lips and appliqué them to a denim jacket or use them in your scrapbook. This easy crochet lips appliqué pattern can be crocheted in any pink or red shade you prefer.

This stunning, bright afghan is perfect for children, teens and all AFOLs (adult fan of Lego). Each brick face is meticulously detailed and uniquely fun. Stitch all 12 blocks for a bed-size blanket or stich 4 or 9 for a smaller baby or child-size afghan.

Shaped like elaborate ball gowns, this whimsical Princess Dress Blanket resembles fancy frocks worn by the like of Cinderella and Belle.

Just slip your arms into their sleeves and marvel at how regal you suddenly feel.

Although the designer created the directions with adults in mind, there are four sizes available – two for grown-ups, one for a toddler, and another to fit a child.

If you're a kind of person who prefers to curl up with a blanket as cute as it is cozy, then this blanket have you covered – literally!

Making cute appliqués can be a great yarn buster project to use up the odds and ends in your stash. If you have any yellow yarn or black yarn leftover from another project, this crochet happy bee appliqué is the obvious project for you.

This would make a beautiful addition to any summery crochet project, a hanging decoration on its own or you might even attach them to the front of greeting cards, perhaps to gift to your gardening friends!