Crochet alphabet P Q R squares can be made easily with single crochet stitches and cross stitch. Or if you would like bigger squares, try using these graphs for a C2C crochet project. Keep reading for the free crochet pattern.
Crochet Alphabet P Q R Blocks with Animals
These animal pixel charts can be used for all kinds of crafts including crochet! P is for Penguin, Q is for Quetzal, and R is for Raccoon. This is the sixth block in the Grids for Kids series! This free crochet pattern and tutorial will teach you how to cross stitch on crochet. Then you can make a plush block or use them as blanket squares.
Pixel Charts for Animal Alphabet Blocks
Grids for Kids Block A-C: A is for Ant, B is for Bunny, C is for Chipmunk. This post also contains information about starting the project, finished product sizes, and of course has the pixel graphs for the first block
Grids for Kids Block D-F: D is for Dog (or Deer), E is for Elephant, F is for Fox
Grids for Kids Block G-I: G is for Gecko, H is for Hippo, I is for Inchworm
Grids for Kids Block J-L: J is for Jellyfish, K is for Koala, L is for Lion
Grids for Kids Block M-O: M is for Monkey, N is for Narwhal, O is for Owl
Grids for Kids Block P-R: This post!
Grids for Kids Block S-U: S is for Sheep, T is for Turtle, U is for Unicorn
Grids for Kids Block V-X: V is for Vampire Bat, W is for Whale, X is for X-ray Tetra
Grids for Kids Block Y-Z: Y is for Yak, Z is for Zebra
Crochet Cross Stitch Video Tutorial: I have also made a quick video tutorial on how I cross stitch on crochet. I hope you find it helpful!
Assembling a Crochet Block Video Tutorial: This video shows you how I have been assembling my blocks. It is a method that can be used with any size of project!
Block #6 features another unique animal, but one that I can say I have actually seen in person! The quetzal is a BEAUTIFUL bird that I was lucky enough to spot while I was studying in Costa Rica. So, although it isn't very well known, I had to include it in my project. If there are any other animal lovers out there like me that want to learn more about these birds, here is a National Geographic web page with a bit of info about them 🙂
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P is for Penguin
Colors Used:
- Black (any): Body, eyes, letter 'P'
- White (any): Belly, eyes
- Crafters Secret 'Orange': Beak, feet
- Loops and Threads Impeccable 'Orange Crush': Background
Q is for Quetzal
Colors Used:
- Black (any): Eyes, letter 'Q'
- White (any): Eyes
- Loops and Threads Impeccable 'Chocolate Brown': Branch
- Loops and Threads Impeccable 'Cherry': Belly
- Big Twist Value 'Emerald': Head, wing, tail
- Red Heart Super Saver 'Gold': Beak, Feet
- Crafters Secret 'Orange': Background
R is for Raccoon
Colors Used:
- Black (any): Letter R, eyes, nose, mouth
- Vanna's Choice 'Charcoal Grey': Upper face
- Vanna's Choice 'Silver Heather: Ears, lower face
- Vanna's Choice 'Dark Grey Heather': Eye patches
- Red Heart Super Saver 'Gold': Background
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