[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]This wonderful and elegant fur fleece throw is easy to make and perfect for curling up under with a good book. A few simple materials you can easily follow this fleece ribbon throw tutorial.
Materials
7 yards 1″ satin ribbon
sew version:
1 3/4 yard each of cuddle fleece in two colors or prints
no sew version:
ready made fleece throw, approximately 60″ square
Rotary cutter, ruler and mat (available here)
Sewing Essentials (scissors, pins, etc.)
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Fleece Ribbon Throw Tutorial (sew version)
Step 1
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Stitch around the perimeter, leaving a 4″ opening for turning.
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Step 2 – Turn and Sew
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Mark 1″ lines around the perimeter of the throw, approximately 1.5″ away from the edge in even increments.
Stitch buttonholes on the markings. If your machine does not like stitching buttonholes through fleece fabric, simple stitch a narrow rectangle with your regular pressure foot.
Carefully cut through both layers of the throw.
Thread the ribbon through the buttonholes.
Tie excess ribbon in a bow at one corner.
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No Sew Version of the throw
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More Fleece Blanket Tutorials:
- Duvet Cover
- Stitch ‘n flip quilt
- Rag quilt (Easy Beginner’s Guide)
- How to crochet the edge of a Fleece Blanket
- Fleece Blanket with a Satin Binding
- Self Binding Fleece Blanket
- Fleece Ribbon Throw
- You can see all of the blanket tutorials here
Additional Fleece Sewing Projects:
- Bow Ear Warmer Headband
- Fleece Scarf with Pockets
- Red Riding Hood Cape
- Washable Duster
- Warm Mittens
- Easy Fleece Blanket
- Quick Sew Hobo
- Child’s Fleece Robe
- Child’s Fleece Pants
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