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Summary: Tie the two pieces of cloth to finish the tie blanket; learn how to make a tie blanket in this free video on no-sew and making blankets.
Gretchen Soares is the co-owner of Bufferfly Boutique, which specializes in soft goods such as quilts, clothing and wearable art. She holds an Associates of Science degree in home...read more
"Hi, welcome to Expert Village. I'm Gretchen Soores with Butterfly Boutique. Ok, we are going to tie the stretchy sides first. And you are just going to tie a double knot one this way and one this way. Now be careful on the stretchy sides not to stretch them too far out of shape. And you're just going to tie each of these together. And make sure you keep them lined up, make sure that each set of two gets tied together. And this is the easy part. If you have kids this is the part they love to help with. Because they can do this, everybody can tie a knot. And when you get to the corner, you just pivot and keep going. Ok, then once you get them all tied. You will need to take it, and give it a nice stretch in each direction to get it back into shape. And it?s going to pop a little bit, because that's just how its getting back into shape. And you have a tie blanket ready for use. These are some bigger ones that we've done, more appropriate for bigger kids. And then there is always the medium size. For small medium and large."
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