No-Sew Throw
Item #
2253866P71
SUPPLIES & TOOLS:
Project tip: Cut both layers of fleece at the same time.
Blanket
1. From each piece of fleece, cut 56" x 70" rectangle.
2. Place fleece rectangles wrong sides together.
3. Cut out one 7" square from each corner of both fleece pieces.
4. To make the fringe, cut 7" into fleece at 1" intervals around all sides of both top and bottom.
5. Knot fringed pieces together around entire blanket, using 1 strand from the front fabric layer and 1 strand from the back fabric layer.
Kits available to make your no sew throw blanket here
- 5-1/2 yds. fleece fabric
- Scissors or rotary cutter & mat
- Tape measure
Project tip: Cut both layers of fleece at the same time.
Blanket
1. From each piece of fleece, cut 56" x 70" rectangle.
2. Place fleece rectangles wrong sides together.
3. Cut out one 7" square from each corner of both fleece pieces.
4. To make the fringe, cut 7" into fleece at 1" intervals around all sides of both top and bottom.
5. Knot fringed pieces together around entire blanket, using 1 strand from the front fabric layer and 1 strand from the back fabric layer.
Kits available to make your no sew throw blanket here
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Patl from
Best Christmas Presents Ever!
I made my first "tie" blanket for my granddaughter's wedding gift. Found it so fun and affordable, that I have made over 95 of these blankets, 45 of them the 8 weeks before Christmas, 2015. Perfect for my kids, grandkids, friends and co-workers. Kids have special sports teams, grandkids have their kiddie themes, brother lives in the forest-theme, I have even sold several to "new baby" families. The leftovers (corners) are donated to quilt-makers for charities. Larger leftovers were made into pet blankets and donated to the local animal shelters for rescued and abandoned dogs. Have even done a cat and dog print for my son's animals.
Love them. Fun to make and love the challenge of matching the personality of the gift receiver to the fabric. Makes it a very personal gift.
Date published: 2016-11-04
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Carla83 from
Tied fleece blankets.
I started tying the single thickness blankets following directions I found on Pinterest for my great grandkids. I did a simple tie for the boys and a cute tie for the girls, actually cutting the strips and crocheting the fleece around the edges.
Date published: 2016-08-24
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Spice from
So easy
I bought one of these right after Christmas and wanted to make it for my grandson. Got it made in about two days, not because of the set but me. My grandson loves it, he's 2 and sleeps with it every night. I'm 62 but found these very easy to do. All I had to do was cut and tie knots. The cuts were marked for me, which saved time and helped me to keep the cuts straight. Would definitely buy more
Date published: 2016-04-17
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Memerlyn from
Fun & Therapeutic
My first blanket I really enjoyed watching it all come together. I just couldn't give it away!
Date published: 2016-01-09