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Dimensions: 57 x 57 Description: The versatile Blanket Tote is perfect for enjoying the outdoors. The picnic blanket is waterproof with a sturdy nylon exterior that protects the blanket from any dampness on the ground. The inside of the blanket tote has a See more details
The versatile Blanket Tote is perfect for enjoying the outdoors. The picnic blanket is waterproof with a sturdy nylon exterior that protects the blanket from any dampness on the ground. The inside of the blanket tote has a soft acrylic fleece interior. Th See more details
Nature lovers can conquer their greatest quest and celebrate in style when they reach their destination with this lightweight, easy to access picnic backpack. Stay dry with the waterproof backed blanket. Keep nature beautiful by utilizing the reusable gar See more details
It might seem that buying picnic blankets for outdoor recreation is just a matter of finding the ones that look the best. Actually, there are several factors to consider when you get ready to purchase. Look for all the qualities that help make your picnic pleasant. more »
Summertime, and the living is easy when you've got avocado salsa on the table or, better yet, a picnic blanket. Here is a way to jazz up tortilla chips, rice, beans, quesadillas, you name it, with delicious ripe avocado and fresh tomato. more »
Burlington, Vermont is a great place to find summer festivals and live music. Plan on attending an outdoor concert in Burlington, VT for free at one of the beautiful public parks. The pavilions and shelters have lawn seating where you can set up your picnic blanket or lawn chair and enjoy the show. more »
Sew the most basic of quilt designs by making a patch blanket. This blanket can be made using two complementary fabrics and a checkerboard arrangement. Its simple shapes and lines make it well-suited for beginners. Stitch up this patch blanket for snuggling under while watching TV, lounging on the patio on a cool evening, or stored in the car as an impromptu picnic blanket. You could spend a weekend with your child making this easy patch blanket. more »
Enjoy the simple pleasures of a picnic for your next birthday party. Choose a location ahead of time. Check the weather forecast the night before. Bring essentials including utensils, plates, napkins and cups, small trash bag, condiments and several picnic blankets or tablecloths if tables are available. Set insulated containers or coolers in the kitchen the night before to store all food for the party. Purchase ice along the way. Savor the food with family and friends. more »
Ponchos are garments that are part coat and part stadium blanket. They can be as easily worn on a cold evening at the football stadium as they can be used as a picnic blanket at the park in the summer. While patterns are available for more complex ponchos with hoods or armholes, it is relatively easy to create a basic patternless poncho using a fleece blanket. Your finished poncho will be a square piece of fleece with a centered head opening and corners hanging on the front, back and arms of the wearer. It can be used as a blanket by laying it flat on the ground so that the head opening is closed. more »
A great picnic doesn't have to include the fanciest of meals or delicacies. Just having a good, memorable time is enough. Whether you are planning a gourmet meal, or simple PB&J sandwiches, its the little things that can make your experience a truly enjoyable one. One of the peskiest picnic party poopers is dealing with insects. Ants, mosquitos, and other creatures can ruin your fun. To keep critters at bay, take a few mint sprigs with you and scatter them about your blanket. Mint is a great repellant for bugs and will keep them away from your area. Another quick tip is to treat your picnic blanket. Take some large heavy-duty garbage bags and pin them to the underside of the blanket. This will keep you dry and keep moisture and dampness out. Pack a couple of small ice packs on the bottom of your basket with the food on top. Pack your food backwards, in other words, put the food you'll eat last on top of the ice packs and end with the food you will eat firs more »
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