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Taggie Blanket Tutorial

March 10, 2014 by Missy Rakes 1 Comment

Did you know that March is National Craft Month?? 
 
To celebrate I’m sharing a fun new Taggie Blanket Tutorial with y’all! You can purchase all of the crafting materials for this and many other projects at Jo-Ann Fabric and Craft Stores. They make crafting easy during National Craft Month with a $5 off $25 or more purchase coupon and a spring crafting inspiration website. 
 
Learn how to make this easy taggie blanket to give as a gift at your next baby shower!
I never got around to making a taggie blanket for Walker, so I knew I wanted to for this baby! It was pretty easy with minimal sewing and I’m considering making these as my new go to baby gift. It’s much quicker than crocheting a blanket. 🙂
 
Materials:
2 -12.5″ X 12.5″ squares of contrasting fabric
Several types of matching ribbon of different sizes/textures
First, cut ribbon pieces to around 5″ each and pin folded in half to right side of one piece of fabric. You will match the edge of the ribbon to the edge of the fabric so the folded part of the ribbon is facing inwards.
 
Next, baste stitch 1/4″ over all of the ribbons and remove pins. If you are doing an applique you will need to complete that before the next step. You can refer to my applique tutorial for more information.
 
Next, pin pieces of fabric right sides together and sew 1/2″ all the way around edge leaving an opening to turn your material. (Not pictured)
 
Once project is turned right side out pin opening shut and stitch along the edge of project all the way around. 
 
Now you have a beautiful handmade taggie blanket!
This tutorial is part of the Jo-Ann Fabric and Craft Stores National Crafting Month campaign. I received compensation for this tutorial, however, all ideas and opinions are my own. 
 
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  1. Justin Boshell says

    March 10, 2014 at 6:37 pm

    This is so cute & such a good idea as a baby gift funny thing is when I saw this on here its amazing how funny cause my 4 yr old has one I bought at our local Wal-Mart cause she has to have her silk Taggy to go to sleep I never thought of making one although I'm gonna start so when she looses one we have another on standby & I'm gonna start making them as baby gifts thanks for this post keep the great ideas coming
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