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Q: How to Make Flannel Baby Blankets.
A: 1. Cut a 36-inch square from the patterned flannel fabric. Cut a second square of the same size from the solid colored flannel. 2. Lay the two squares on top of... Read More »

Q: How to Make Flannel Baby Blankets.
A: 1. Buy 2 yards (1. 8 m) of flannel in different but complimentary colors or patterns. A good way to create an attractive combination is to choose 1 pattern and ... Read More »

Q: How to Put Crochet Edges on Flannel Baby Blankets.
A: 1. Cut a 30 inch square of flannel fabric for the blanket. You can make it larger or smaller if desired, but a 30 inch square makes a nice receiving blanket siz... Read More »

Q: How much to charge for a handmade baby blanket?
A: It depends on how big it is, how much money you put into the materials, and how nice it is overall. I would charge $30 for a smaller blanket and $45 for a large... Read More »

Q: How do you crochet an edging on a flannel baby blanket?
A: Hello, You could always use any crochet edgings for the blanket. With a steel hook you could directly make the stitches on the blanket and go all around doing a... Read More »