Four different ways to make a No Sew Fleece Blanket! No sew fleece blankets are super easy to put together and they make great gifts. Get all the details here: www.itsalwaysa... in a new tab)
@@suzannegaylord-janssen4378 Sorry! Just saw your question. You click on the video picture then three dots (top right). You will see a menu of items, click on Playback Speed near the bottom and here you will get another menu which allows you to go faster or slower
Sincerely, not to be snarky at all, because you illustrated each style swiftly. Just writing 5" on the cardboard with arrows in both directions, or add it in with overlay type. For such a relatively simple project, having to click over to another site to view the specific instructions defeats the purpose for watching a tutorial video. The measurements are important enough to be in the video or at least the description box for the video.
Option #2 is definitely my favorite but I would like to have seen the back side. Does it make a pattern similar to the front where it's pulled through?
My girlfriend and I just made one with a cute bee pattern printed on it. I'd love to show you it and how it came about. Just don't know how to show you a picture on UA-cam.
No sound, speedy video and no instructions very hard to learn what to do. But i do like the designs the bow looked really cute id have to watch multiple times to understand how to do the 3rd knot one tgh
It looks like she just used yarn but if I were to do that style a nice bright 1/4 or 3/8 size ribbon would look super cute. Just make sure you burn the ends of all the ribbon pieces so they don't frey.
love option two, easy and fancy at the same time. Thank you
I liked option #2, the fringe edge. Thanks!
I found myself getting very anxious watching this. No sound drives me nuts.
Thank goodness it was possible to slow this video right down as you were way too quick for me! Thanks I love the options
how did you slow it down, thanks :)
@@suzannegaylord-janssen4378 Sorry! Just saw your question. You click on the video picture then three dots (top right). You will see a menu of items, click on Playback Speed near the bottom and here you will get another menu which allows you to go faster or slower
Sincerely, not to be snarky at all, because you illustrated each style swiftly. Just writing 5" on the cardboard with arrows in both directions, or add it in with overlay type. For such a relatively simple project, having to click over to another site to view the specific instructions defeats the purpose for watching a tutorial video. The measurements are important enough to be in the video or at least the description box for the video.
Option #2 is definitely my favorite but I would like to have seen the back side. Does it make a pattern similar to the front where it's pulled through?
My girlfriend and I just made one with a cute bee pattern printed on it. I'd love to show you it and how it came about. Just don't know how to show you a picture on UA-cam.
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These blankets are awesome
Beautiful blankets 🥰
Option 4 how wide are the sections are you cutting?
No sound, speedy video and no instructions very hard to learn what to do. But i do like the designs the bow looked really cute id have to watch multiple times to understand how to do the 3rd knot one tgh
You make it much easier thank you
I like first method what size were the strips
Thanks!!
What size are the suares to use as guides? Where are the replies to posters questions?
what size is the square for the corners for option 1?
is this two pieces of fabric the same size?
I have purchased throw kits like this and both pieces of material have always been the same size.
Please add verbal instructions along with visual.
Quel grandeur de tissu et les coins et les franges?
For #4 what type of string did you use?.
It looks like she just used yarn but if I were to do that style a nice bright 1/4 or 3/8 size ribbon would look super cute. Just make sure you burn the ends of all the ribbon pieces so they don't frey.
Video is way too fast and there is no sound. Very frustrating to watch.