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No Sew Cyclone Fleece Blanket

No Sew Cyclone Fleece Blanket
A now sew, easy to make, inexpensive blanket to keep you warm! These blankets are great gifts for people of all ages and sizes. They are great any time gifts and are perfect for any occasion. Tie blankets are also great because they can be personalized for each person. They can be specialized by size, such as a smaller square blanket for kids and infants, while they can also be made big enough for two people to use on a love seat. They also make great personalized gifts because the fabric can be chosen for each individual person likes and dislikes. You can pick a favorite color or pattern that the person enjoys. 

Tie blankets are also great for people with low skill levels or relative inexperience with sewing machines. The no sew tie blankets require few materials and tools which is also great for beginners. Tie blankets also take relatively shorter time to make then quilts and other blankets that require sewing. 
 
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Step 1What You Need

What You Need

Ruler


Sharp Scissors or Fabric Scissors


2 pieces of fleece about 1 1/5 to 2 yards, depending on how big you want your blanket to be.

Note: you will be cutting into the blanket so the finished blanket will be smaller than the original size of the fabric so keep this in mind when deciding on a size.


Cutting board or some kind of hard cutting surface, such as a tile floor (optional)


Large area or open space


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3 comments
Aug 8, 2010. 5:36 PMnoahh says:
Someone gave me one of these as a gift a while ago. It's very warm.
Jun 17, 2010. 5:12 PMzutra says:
very curious where you bought your fabric from, i really like the panel and would love to make my own with it... anyone know?
Mar 2, 2010. 6:16 AMjcollinsia says:
I see one flaw in this....it's ISU :) Just kidding! Great job!

GO HAWKS!

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