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by pldc 15 Oct 2015 ( edited Oct 16'15 18:31 )
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A big thank you to Anita for her help with the round corners! I was having trouble with the mitered corners So she shared with me her award winning round corner receiving blankets I love it & it is so much easier for me then the mitered ones. I did as she suggested & used fancy stitches to join the 2 flannels together. I used a solid on the blue side & a variegated thread to match all the letters in his name. To make it more personal I added the Applique Font from ABC

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Comments (20)
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by 02kar 15 Oct 2015
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Kudos to you and to Anita. It is beautiful with the rounded corners
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by pldc 15 Oct 2015
thank you Karen I really liked to make this one & the round corners helped too lol ~hugs~
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by connerj 15 Oct 2015
+9
It look fantastic - great edges, colors and monogram. :)
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by pldc 15 Oct 2015
thank you very much, I love how it has turned out ~hugs~
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by sonjapotgieter 15 Oct 2015
+9
Great work..Gorgeous
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by pldc 15 Oct 2015
thank you very much, ~hugs~
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by dragonflyer 15 Oct 2015
+8
Yeah!!! Good for you and Anita...teamwork for sure!
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by pldc 15 Oct 2015
Kim thank you very much,
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by kathymourie 15 Oct 2015
+8
Really Pretty!!! Love the Name in different colors.
Kathy
VA
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by pldc 15 Oct 2015
Kathy thank you very much, ~hugs~
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by sjbrower 15 Oct 2015
+8
What a cute little boy blanket. Love the applique font for his name. And.... I'm thinking I need to try the rounded corner technique as well!
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by pldc 15 Oct 2015
Sharon so much easier & less fiddling with trying to get them just perfect, I will definitely do them this way from now on, thank you very much, ~hugs~
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by designgirl 15 Oct 2015
+9
Love it with rounded corners. Nice fabrics.
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by pldc 15 Oct 2015
me too Lynn, thank you very much, ~hugs~
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by dailylaundry 15 Oct 2015
+8
Great job Loralye and Anita!! What is the secret to making round corners? Perhaps, it is just easier than mitered? If that is the case, I need to give it a try! Hugs, Laura*
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by pldc 15 Oct 2015
Yes most definitely easier Laura & do give it a try you will see much easier & for me quicker too, thank you very much, ~hugs~
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by noah 15 Oct 2015
+8
Way to go Girls Aren't Cuties the best???hugs
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by pldc 15 Oct 2015
yes you & they sure are, thank you very much, ~hugs~
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by tlp22 15 Oct 2015
+7
Well done. Lovely work. Love the cuties to the rescue.
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by highlandermom 15 Oct 2015
+5
You were well instructed. Beautiful corners. Grand work girls.
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by NancyBT10 15 Oct 2015
+5
Rounded corners are so much easier aren't they! Love your little blanket, the fabric and applique letters are just terrific!
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by PIGNADA 15 Oct 2015
+4
Beautiful work. Thank you for sharing. Amitiés de France.
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by peafarm 16 Oct 2015
+4
Very cheery colors, nicely done. I just do ordinary single layer receiving blankets and serge the edge with a narrow 3 thread overlock stitch. I shorten the stitch length when rounding my corners and usually use nylon wooly thread. Yours makes for a nicer and warmer blankie though. Nice thought for decorative stitching all the way round.
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by RockyB 16 Oct 2015
+3
I like the rounded corners! Looks great!
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by robertahilde 16 Oct 2015
+3
It is a very cute little blanket, love the embroidered Name and the corners are perfect!
Cheers, Roberta
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by pennifold 16 Oct 2015
+2
It is gorgeous Loralye, well done. Love Chris
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by decojo 16 Oct 2015
+1
Beautifully done, Loralye! Love the applique font. Joyce
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by pldc 16 Oct 2015
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thank you all so much, ~hugs~
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by mhiemstra 16 Oct 2015
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Turned out beautiful.