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Category Archives: Fleece Blankets
Other Methods
A while ago I explained how I make holes in fleece fabric so I can add a crocheted yarn border. But I understand that not everyone wants to spend the $$ for a rotary cutter and special skip-stitch blade or … Continue reading
#13 & 14 Two Blue Fleeces
The pre-hemmed plaid blanket came out looking great! I used my usual pattern for its crocheted border. The machine hemming gives the back a more finished look than the rolled raw edge that my blankets usually have. Even so, I … Continue reading
Extra Easy
I thought that I should make some more fleece blankets for the foster kids – Good grief, I haven’t done any since #61 & 62 before Christmas! – but sometimes I have a real hard time shifting my mental gears … Continue reading
Posted in Fleece Blankets
Tagged adding crochet edging to fleece, fleece, fleece blanket, pre-hemmed fleece
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#61 and 62 – From To-Do to Ta-Dah!
Last week it suddenly dawned on me that if I didn’t take the time to dig out any Christmas fleece prints that happened to be in my stash they’d be stuck up in our attic until next Christmas. Here’s what … Continue reading
#48 and 49 – Two Brights
Sometimes simple is best. A plain RED fleece with a rainbow border. And for the train enthusiast who loves Red and Purple – I do hope there is one! – we have this fun combo. Two cheerful blankets sure to … Continue reading
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Tagged charity project, crocheted edging on fleece, crocheting, fleece blankets
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#45 and 46 – Autumn Fleeces
You never know quite what you’re getting when you buy a wrapped remnant. Fortunately, almost every time I’ve opened one I’ve found a flawless piece that I got at a bargain price. Yay! But once in a while you discover … Continue reading
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Tagged blankets for foster kids, crocheted edging on fleece, crocheting, fleece blankets
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#43 and 44 – Seeing Double
What a FUN fleece print! I don’t remember exactly where I got such a BIG piece of fleece, probably at Savers. It certainly wasn’t a remnant at JoAnns, because it was big enough to make TWO 33 x 56″ kids’ … Continue reading
Posted in Fleece Blankets
Tagged blankets for foster kids, crochet border, fleece blanket
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#41 and 42 – The Blues
I loove this shade of blue! And the variegated yarn is so pretty too. It’s from a partial skein. Can’t remember if it was a donation or a thrifty find. No matter, it turned into a beautiful border! I struggled … Continue reading
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Tagged blankets for foster kids, crocheted edging on fleece, crocheting, fleece blanket
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Fleece Blanket Tutorial – Part 2
A Simple Two-Round Crochet Edging Generally, I’m going to follow the Project Linus ‘Skip-Stitch Blade Instructions’ for a crochet edging but, since I rounded off the corners on my piece of fleece, I’ll make a couple of small changes. Finding … Continue reading
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Tagged crocheted edging on fleece, crocheting, crocheting for charity, fleece, fleece blanket, tutorial
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# 38 & 39 – Two More for Girls
With so much Pink, I’m pretty sure the first fleece that I edged with crochet went to a foster girl. Then last week I did three fleece blankets for boys. So today I’m evening the score with Crazy Daisies and … Continue reading