Craft up a Baby Blanket from the Dollar Store
by heather

Craftster user Jennickell found some cute receiving blankets at the dollar store that were too thin to use alone, so she sandwiched two together, and then crocheted a pretty decorative edge around the blanket. The result is a pretty blanket nice enough to give at your next baby shower! They're also quick. Jennickel estimated less than two hours including sewing and crocheting.
If you're not a crocheter, how about sandwiching some readymade lace between the layers when you sew them together? You could also bind the edges with bias tape.
This is such a great idea!
Project Estimate:
- Receiving blankets, $2
- Crochet thread, $2
- Crochet hook, on hand
Total cost: $4










Love them! Did you just sew together with machine? Then add the edging?
How did you punch uniform holes around edges to crochet thorough?
I need something frugal and fast (beginning crocheter) and do not have a sewing machine but we have a lot of babies being born and I need lots of baby gifts which add up very fast.
Thanks!
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