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Fleece Baby Blanket

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Date: 03/07/2005 Topics: Craft Projects > Sewing > Blankets | Craft Tips > Miscellaneous | Photos > Crafts  
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Fleece Baby Blanket
This is a fleece blanket made from 2 different patterns put together (right side out.) 1-1/2 yds each.

Cut all around edges 4-5 inches deep, 1-2 inches wide.

Tie together (I double tied this one)

By Alma Venditti
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Post By Janey123 (Guest Post) (08/01/2008)
Very very cute. I was thinking of doing this too for a friend. I'm worried though about it going in the washing machine. Have you washed them before? Does it work okay?

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Post By Sandra (Guest Post) (05/20/2008)
I made this tie fleece blanket today out of baby snoopy fleece fabric and a white velvety kind of fabric. I found the instructions online and it took a really short time to make - I´m really pleased with the results, looks cute.

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Post By (Guest Post) (12/27/2007)
for insructions go here http://www.allkindsofbabystuff.com/no_sew_fleece_blankets.html

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Post By texas girl (Guest Post) (12/27/2007)
These blankets are perfect. I'm going to make one for my sister whose pregnant. Another idea is making a bigger one for yourself. I have one and it's so warm. You'll love it!

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Post By Amanda (Guest Post) (02/15/2007)
I've made some of these and have a couple of tips:
(1) buy more fabric than you want the size of the blanket because after you cut in 5" on each side (you lose 10") your blanket is much smaller.
(2) cut in at least 5-6" on each cut and probably no more than 1" width. Also, always double knot them because you will find yourself going back to re-do what you've already done, especially when you wash it.

Good luck!

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Post By mara. (Guest Post) (02/04/2006)
where can i find fabric how to make

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Post By Karen (Guest Post) (06/05/2005)
Could I please have the complete instructions for the fleece baby blanket. I need the dimensions of size of blanket to fit a crib, how much to cut out of each corner, how long and wide the strips should be cut for the fringe along outside of blanket. Thanks. ASAP expecting Great Grand Daughter.... karlea5@netzero.com

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Post By Mary Ann (Guest Post) (03/19/2005)
The directions for these blankets and many other fleece projects can be found at http://www.hancockfabrics.com .
They show you how to make pillows, scarves, purses and more

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Post By (Guest Post) (03/15/2005)
This sounds so easy to make up and sooo pretty , so thanks for your pattern

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Post by forgetmenotaromas (75) | (03/13/2005)
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I'm gonna give this 1 a try. I bought me some "Sponge Bob" & "Yellow" fleece last night. I can't wait to see how it turns out.

Marla

http://www.forgetmenotaromas.com - Our fragrances leave lasting impressions.

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Post by forgetmenotaromas (75) | (03/09/2005)
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Thanks so much for the instructions. I believe I just might try my hand at this over the upcoming weekend.

Marla

http://forgetmenotaromas.com - Our fragrances leave lasting impressions.

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Post by hugmehugs (114) | (03/08/2005)
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I made 7 of these for Christmas a couple years ago and they are really pretty easy.
Layer your 2 pieces of fleece (right sides out) and cut a 4-5 inch square out of each corner. Then you go all the way around and make cuts the same depth as the squares you cut out, about 1-1 1/2 inches wide.
Go back around and tie the top and bottom together. And you are done!!
Just make sure you keep the ties in order or you might have a random "tail" sticking out when you are done.
They wash up beautifully in the washer and are so warm and cozy on a cold winter evening.

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Post By Marla (Guest Post) (03/08/2005)
I LOVE these and would like the instructions too.

Thanks

Marla

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Post By Charlene (Guest Post) (03/08/2005)
"Cut all around edges 4-5 inches deep,
1-2 inches wide.
Tie together."
(She double tied this one)

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Post By dotty (Guest Post) (03/07/2005)
how about some instructions?

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