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I am not a "crafty" person but I still wanted to figure out how to make some gifts for Christmas and save a bit of money at the same time. I found the ideal thing for those people like myself who are not talented at making nice gifts.
Try fleece throws! You don't have to do any sewing at all! All you need is the fleece and a good pair of scissors! Then just tie! It's easy and everyone loves them! There are even kits in some stores, though they are sometimes more expensive than just buying the fleece.
If you think you need some instructions to follow it would be worth buying the kits. Otherwise, just ask around or go on the internet for instructions on how to make these beautiful, warm throws for gifts. I haven't found anyone yet who did not love them!
By Robin from Washington, IA
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RE: Making Fleece Throws
my email is jezzton01@yahoo.com.cn
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RE: Making Fleece Throws
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WHEN YOU CUT THE FLEECE INTO STRIPS. YOU TIE EACH STRIP TOGETHER TO THE OPPOSITE SIDE OF THE FLEECE YOU CUT
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Post By mary (Guest Post)
(09/11/2006)
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What do you mean "tie" - where do you tie? I would like exact, specific instructions, because there is no photograph of the finished throw.
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Post By Tuppertil (Guest Post)
(11/22/2005)
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When you make the fleece throws you need to by 48" of 2 types of fleece (coordinating colors) one for the front and one for the back. Remember to cut out 4-5" squares from each of the 4 corners to keep the corners square when you are finished. (Try a piece of paper first and you'll understand why.) Then cut 1" strips of both pieces of fleece all the way around the 4 sides (I cut mine together) and then tie all the way around. Hope this helps.
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