I made this receiving blanket today with fabric I had. I got the "self binding receiving blanket" tutorial from the link I have added. I thought it went together pretty slick. There is also a tutorial on Youtube, see link below.
www.sewmuchado.com[2] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lqwdnqmz8ro
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29237Thank you for the link I needed this blanket thanks
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70767I have a couple people that will have new babies this Spring. The only part of the tutorial I was unsure of is where she said it was tricky. (of course :) ) I thought watching the video would help me visualize it better, but it says that you tube video is no longer available. :( I love your blanket!
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by bowlds
16 Feb 2014
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lq...
The link changes, the N, M,Z and R should be capitalized. Just go to youtube and search "self binding baby blanket" It is a tutorial from Missouri Quilt Co.
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261163well done, hugs loralye
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by bowlds
15 Feb 2014
Thanks, I guess I missed yours before. Now I have my first grandbaby coming so I need to make blankets!
by pldc
15 Feb 2014
you will need lots & this is a great way to make them quickly & with fun fabric too! Congrats nana or gramma or whatever you will be called
299559I found some of the projects that Loralye posted that I missed last year! She said they didn't take 10 minutes either!
www.cuteembroidery.com
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29237Excellent! What fabrics do you use?
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by bowlds
15 Feb 2014
This one is flannel and seersucker. I have a fleece and flannel I'm going to make too. We'll see. The tutorial says both flannel.
173692excellent and yes there fast after you do the first one lol
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by bowlds
15 Feb 2014
Yes, after the first one. The tutorial said a "10 minute project". I knew that wasn't true!
360641Well, I think it looks great.I'll have to check this out,since I have a baby gift due.
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