I originally shared this post on my blog, but I love making these blankets so much, that I decided to share how to make them here too! These blankets are so easy to make and they are super soft! They make great gifts for every occasion. Of course, you don’t have to give them as gifts! I have at least four of them that I made just for us! I love snuggling under them. (and so do the dogs!)
Here is what you will need:
2 yards of Fleece Material
2 yards of another piece of Fleece Material
Quilt Cutting Mat
Scissors or Rotating Cutter
Quitlers Measuring Grid (not sure if that is what it is really called)
Stick Pins
First, trim the edges using the rotating cutter or scissors.
Next, you want to pin the two pieces of fleece together. Fleece usually has one side that is kind of blurry compared to the other side. Put the two blurry sides together.
Place pins about 5 inches from the edge, and about 3 to 5 inches apart from each other.
Do this along all four edges.
Next, you want to cut a 4×4 square out of each corner.
Put the squares off to the side and save them for a different project.
Now, you want to measure and cut one inch strips.
The strips will be one inch wide by four inches long.
Continue cutting the strips around the entire blanket.
Now the fun part starts! You are going to start with one set of the strips.
Tie your strips into a knot.
Keep tying each strip all around the blanket.
I tie several strips and then kind of pull/tug the line of tied strips.
This helps it to not get bunched up.
And there you have it!
Your very own No Sew Fleece Tie Blanket!!
Enjoy!
~Robyn
I love making these blankets and have made many….This is a great article for those that want to learn how. Great step-by-step instructions.
I love these! When my daughter was little, we made a modified version that she could wear like a big poncho, we cut a slit so we could buckle her in her carseat and she wore it every morning on the way to daycare! I wish I would’ve kept that thing, lol!
Your blanket is just beautiful! Thanks for this simple step by step instruction. I am definitely going to be making these….and am so glad I don’t have to wonder any more just HOW they are put together. Sure love the patterns of your material!