Jan Eaton200 Stitch Patterns for Baby Blankets: Knitted and crocheted designs, blocks and trims for crib covers, shawls and afghans

So far I am loving this handy book. I have had a go at three squares and plan to take it on holiday with me and my new brightly coloured cotton yarns. It is well laid out, with colourful pictures and clear instructions. Just one thing I can think of that would improve it, and that would be to make the text much bigger. I take my specs off to see my work, but need to then hold the page right close up to read the patterns. lol...

Excellent.Various pattern designs available, for knitting and crochet blankets and edgings, which may be applied to squares, garments etc.Step by step technique instructions are given with detailed illustrations of stitch formation, in both knitting and crochet. They are at the back of the book.Guidance for yarn usage, is also supplied.I am not a novice, however I have gained tips on items never applied over time.True beginners, I feel would manage to follow the straight forward technique instructions.

It's a nice book with some lovely patterns in it but I'd have preferred to see a section for knitting and a section for crochet rather than having a mix of patterns for both crafts on each page.

The book is full of beautiful patterns and we'll wort buying if you love to make baby blankets there are more crochet patterns than knitting but still worth every penny I'm looking forward to trying out some real soon

Have had a lot of fun with this. Clear and concise instructions.

This book is full of good ideas for stitch patterns, not only for blankets but could easily be applied to other projects.

Pleased with purchase and the book contains some nice patterns.

not many stitches I will ever use but some ok