Follow up on "Cut Chenille Blanket"
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About a year age I bookmarked a post written by Romille about a chenille baby blanket:
www.aestheticnest.com/2010/08...ille-baby.html
i finally decided to give it a try! Easy fun project, although I did break down and buy the Olfa chenille cutter. My blanket turned out to be about 38 x 38". I bought the material at Joann's. Next time I'll get some from my LQS to see if better quality fabric makes a difference.[ATTACH=CONFIG]535529[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]535530[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]535531[/ATTACH]
www.aestheticnest.com/2010/08...ille-baby.html
i finally decided to give it a try! Easy fun project, although I did break down and buy the Olfa chenille cutter. My blanket turned out to be about 38 x 38". I bought the material at Joann's. Next time I'll get some from my LQS to see if better quality fabric makes a difference.[ATTACH=CONFIG]535529[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]535530[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]535531[/ATTACH]
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Thanks for looking! I used cotton printed fabric and cotton flannel. I prewashed the fabric before sewing,which I don't usually do, because I didn't trust what the flannel might do. I then washed again after putting the binding on. It's soft, but I think if I had used some fabric softener it would be softer. Also I assume the more it gets washed the softer it will become.
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