Diy blanket sewing

Cozy Fall Blanket | Linen and Flannel Ruffle Throw Blanket Tutorial - Farmhouse on Boone

This is the absolute easiest way to make a flannel and sherpa blanket. It only takes about an hour to make and ends up so soft and cozy!

Learn how to make a Hooded Blanket with this free pattern that comes in sizes child and adult. This warm fleece blanket DIY is perfect for cold weather months. With it’s soft hood and warm hand pockets it’s sure to be a favorite. The additional side pockets are perfect for slipping a phone or remote into...

Nani Iro’s Quilted Double Gauze has a lot going for it: the prints are stunning,…

A the kids fighting over the throw blankets? This easy tutorial shows you how to make your own DIY throw blanket.

Are you looking for a fun fall project? Learn how to make a flannel throw blanket that is super cozy and perfect for curling up next to a warm fire. They make for a great beginner sewing project, come together easily and can be customized with a pretty crocheted border, a pom border or left without! Follow the link for the full tutorial! DIY flannel throw blanket | how to sew a flannel blanket | flannel blanket with a crochet edge | homemade flannel blanket | flannel blanket pattern

Learn how to do blanket stitch step by step, including joining fabric, sewing corners, changing colors, and more.

Learn how to make a blanket for a baby! This is the easiest way to make a baby blanket ever! Perfect for beginners, and all you need is some cute flannel.

Did you know September is not only National Sewing Month but also National Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) Awareness Month? It’s a great time of year to use your sewing skills to donate to a NICU near you, or through an organization like Preemies of the Carolinas. Minky is a super soft and cuddly fabric that makes great loveys and baby blankets. In this post, I’m going to share tips for how to sew with minky fabric, a baby lovey, and blanket sizing chart, and the pattern for this preemie…

Are you looking for a fun new project you can complete in an afternoon? If so, how about making a chunky hand knit blanket? It's not too different from conventional knitting but because the yarn is SO think, you use your hands instead of a pair of knitting needles! You can choose from all different colors and kinds of yarn and once you know how easy and fun these are to make you'll want to make one for all your friends and family! These cozy blankets make great throws for the couch or your…