DIY NO Sew Fleece Blanket Tutorial

Brittany Shaw
by Brittany Shaw
With my boys getting older it’s getting harder to find them something for the holidays that they will grow with an appreciate and I put a lot of thought into a homemade gift for them. Since my two boys love all super hero characters I figured I could make them so pretty amazing No Sew Fleece Blankets that are big enough to cover a full size bed. Granted they are both in twin beds right now this blanket will provide them with plenty of warmth for the cold nights ahead. This was such an easy project and each blanket took me about an hour from start to finish.
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2 Yards Fleece in any print


2 Yards Fleece in solid Print


Fabric Scissors
Lay out your solid fabric on a flat surface such as a table or bed and make sure it is lying flat.
Take your printed fleece and lay on top of the solid fabric with the bolder pattern facing out ward and line up as best as possible.
Once you have your two fleece fabrics together you will want to cut out 4 corners and I did this by using my ruler and cutting 4 inches by 4 inches on all 4 corners.
Once the cuts were complete I started making cuts along each side that were 4 inches and spaced out about 1″ to the next one. Once all your cuts are complete the rest is easy just take the top cut and the bottom cut and do a simple knot all the way around the blanket. That’s it this is a time consuming project but like I mentioned with your favorite TV show this will fly by.
Brittany Shaw
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  • Janet Bawcutt Janet Bawcutt on Jun 06, 2016
    I have made fleece blankets for each of my grandchildren plus many friends and family members. The fleece can be costly but I usually get it on sale. My blankets are sewn but the most expense is for the binding (kids is all the way around and adult ones are just the top and bottom). They usually run around $30 to $35 each. They are usually a good size and they last a long time (my grand daughter's is 15 years old).
  • Fran DeVries Fran DeVries on Apr 24, 2018

    Absolutely adorable. I will be making some for my grandchildren this Christmas. Thanks for sharing.

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