Good Morning!
Who doesn't need a snazzy picnic blanket?
I was in desperate need of a new one to replace the tattered, faded blanket I've used for like ever!
After sorting through my stash of linens I decided to use a chenille bedspread and a matching flat sheet to make a new picnic blanket.
Here's how it looks all rolled up and ready for a the great outdoors!
Cute right.
It's perfect for the backyard too!
My girls have been using it quite a bit this past week.
For a little added comfort, I made a pillow cover for a travel sized pillow to match the blanket.
I love the pattern on this fabric.
Plus it's so soft and comfy feeling which the kids appreciate.
Once the kiddos are done relaxing in the shade they simple roll up the pillow inside the blanket and tie it all together - - okay, maybe I do that part! LOL
If your interested in making your own picnic blanket just follow the quick tutorial below.
It's seriously too easy!
It's seriously too easy!
Supply List
1. bedspread, blanket or sheet for the top layer.
2. sheet or blanket for the bottom layer
3. thread
4. scissors
5. sewing machine
Step #1: Preparing the Layers
Step #2: Sewing Tie Straps
Step #3: Attaching Tie Straps
Step #4: Sewing Layers Together
Pause to shoo away helper. . .
Step #5: Finishing The Edges
TA - DA!
YOUR DONE!
LOVE everything about it! Beautiful job, Robin...and such a cute post!
ReplyDeleteI'm in awe of your creativity!!! That is so cute. And it looks like maybe I could make one for myself.
ReplyDeleteIt it so pretty! The chenille must be so nice and soft!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! LOVE the patterns and fabrics you chose, who wouldn't enjoy a picnic on this soft and bright blanket...looks like sunshine and the pillow is adorable. So is your helper, such a cute pup! Thanks so much for sharing at AMAZE ME MONDAY...
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Cindy
Such a cute idea! The tutorial is great too!
ReplyDeleteHi Robin, I dropped by to see the cake carriers and loved this reading bedroll. So sweet. xoxo,Susie
ReplyDeleteOh wow, that is so pretty! I love the combination of fabrics. And what a great tutorial too!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing this lovely DIY project, I adore the look of the vintage sheets with the chenille bedding! I'm going to make one for picnics with my grandchildren!
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