Joann Blanket Kit (2024)

FAQs

How many yards of fabric do I need for a no sew blanket? ›

While the size of your blanket is up to you, you'll want at least 1.5 to 2 yards of fleece to make a blanket. You can use the smaller amount for a child's blanket, but you'll probably want the full 2 yards if making one that's meant to be shared or for an adult.

For a baby blanket you will need 1 yard of each fabric (so, 2 total yards). For a child's blanket, 1 1/2 yards works well (a total of 3 yards). And, an adult-sized blanket will require 2 yards (4 total yards).

Fleece is an exceptionally popular choice for tie blankets, and for good reason. This versatile fabric is not only soft but also incredibly warm, making it ideal for cold winter nights or cozying up on the couch.

However, it is much easier than you think to make one, and the added homemade mystique is something to show off. All you have to have is some fabric, a sewing machine, and some patience, and you will be on your way to making a great blanket for the winter months.

How big of a blanket will 2 yards make? Yard measures the length of the fabric, you also need to know the width of the fabric. Using fairly standard widths, and using blanket edging rather than hems. it could range from a narrow 72 inches by 35 inches blanket to a short but very wide 72 inches by 108 inches.

The size of your blanket is entirely up to you. I would use at least 2 yards of fabric for a blanket for an adult. Make sure that the length and the width are in whole numbers so you can cut the strips evenly.

Tie blankets, known for their ease and comfort, are a popular DIY project, especially during the colder months. But can you make a tie blanket with flannel? Absolutely! Flannel's softness makes it an ideal choice for a warm, cozy blanket that's perfect for snuggling on the couch.

Learn how to make a no-sew baby blanket with minky fabric! You can make a baby blanket with a beautiful edge without sewing a stitch! So easy and a great gift!

Cut 1 inch wide and 4 inch long strips along each edge of the fabric. Make sure you hold fabric pieces together while cutting. To ensure alignment and keep the blanket together double knot each 4th strip. Repeat for all 4 sides.

Sewist, sewer, stitcher, seamstress, quilter, tailor… These are few of the many words that the world uses to describe people who sew.

Can you quilt a blanket with a regular sewing machine? ›

Any size quilt can be quilted on a domestic sewing machine; if you're quilting a very large quilt, just be prepared for more maneuvering. If you're new to this, there are a few things you need to know. The first thing you need to do is to baste your quilt top.

Stitching a corner with the blanket stitch is a lot like pivoting with a straight stitch, but it takes two pivots to get a 90° turn. Stop with needle in the fabric at the corner; pivot 45° and sew the first part of the stitch. Turn another 45° and continue stitching along the edge of the appliqué or ribbon.

A two yard cut of fabric makes a blanket long enough for a teen (although a bit narrow), a 1 2/3 yard is perfect for a child 5 to 10 years old and a one yard cut is perfect for a baby or toddler.