Product Description

Step by step instruction on how to make 8 towel animals, like they make on cruise ships, by folding towels. 15 color pictures of the finished animals. Detailed instructions are in pictures and text. Picture instructions are in black and white for better detail and show an actual towel being folded, not a drawing. Spiral binding enables the book to lay flat so you don't have to hold the book open while making the projects. Animals included are monkey, lobster, sitting dog, playful pup, elephant, duck, sea turtle and snail.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #190667 in Books
• Published on: 2006-08-21
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Spiral-bound
• 75 pages

Customer Reviews

Towel Monkey book Review
We just got back from a cruise in Alaska. Every day the Steward left a wonderful towel animal somewhere in the room! When we got back, I missed that! I figured, surely someone does an instructional book on how to do this yourself? Yep!!

I bought the book and the towels and started, figuring some of these would be complex! NOT SO! I was really impressed, as, the instructions and the pictures were really helpful! All the animals are easy to make AND my inexperienced attempts led to animals that looked JUST like the pictures!

It is so easy, even my husband can do it! Making towel animals is the perfect welcome in any room for guests and to keep children occupied!!

How to Make a Towel Monkey and other Cruise Ship Favorites
This is a great book for anyone wishing to reproduce the amusing towel creatures that decorated their cabins on their last cruise. I really appreciate that every creature could be made with 1 bath towel, 1 hand towel and 1 wash cloth. Unlike other books, these creatures do not need pins or tape to hold them into shape.

How to Make a Towel Monkey and other Cruise Ship Favorites
Towel animals are a feature of cruise ships that my family looks forward to each evening when we return to our cabin. This book provides excellent step-by-step instructions on how we can make the animals ourselves. The instructions were so easy to follow that my grandson (age 7) was able to make some animals. If you want to know how the cruise ship stewards make the animals, this is the book for you.