Are you looking for a quick but cute fleece project.
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I saw
this post on the Joann Fabrics blog on how to make a fleece blanket, accented with a plaid letter. I thought the gray and red colors were really nice. I bought 2 yards of grey fleece and a quarter yard of flannel plaid.
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Then the fun began. I used Microsoft word to make a large G and a smaller "ail". The name of the font is Freshman. Then mirror printed it so that I could trace it on to the wonder under. I pressed my wonder under letters to the flannel, cut out the letters and placed them on the fleece. Then gave a quick press to secure the wonder under. I used a simple narrow zigzag to stitch the letters to the fleece. It's done. When I get hom
I may do a blanket stitch finish on the edges. Or I may leave it as is...
3 comments:
adorable. there are so many possibilities to make these for little gifts..
And...Donna, now Gail knows where to sit! 🤔😄
Kathy, you mean now Mert knows where to sit!
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