How do I put the lettering into a crochet blanket?

Copy the symbol onto paper as best you can then photograph it in Google Translate to read it.

It's all about your personal preference, but there's no harm in winding it right away. It's better to do it when you're excited about a new "toy" than when you're...

Yes, but you have to tuck in a hand sized part of the corner of the blanket. If this doesn't hold then just keep adding more tucked blanket until it...

With a smaller hook, hide the loose end under the stitched letter by hooking it between the blanket and the stitching. You can always hide it on the topside as...

Not always; it depends on the pattern instructions.

Simply put, it is a single crochet that you do back through the previous row. You do not turn your work. When you pull the loop through the previous stitch,...

That depends on the yarn you're using. I suggest you check the label on the yarn to see what size needles you should use.

Think about what you'd like the weight of your blanket to be. For a more lightweight blanket, opt for a cotton yarn, for instance. If you want a heavier blanket...

Yes, but make sure the blanket is in good shape. Blankets with holes or loose threads can snag or trap your guinea pig’s paws.

You can't use an overcast stitch on a raw edge. Not meaning that it is a bad idea, I mean that it is actually impossible.