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Sewing pattern: Personalized flannel and Minky blankets

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Sewing tutorial: Personalized flannel and Minky blankets

Sew a soft snuggly blanket that’s personalized with your child’s name!  Kimberly from Sweet Red Poppy has a tutorial showing how to these adorable Minky and flannel blankets.  She made hers using some cute Toy Story 4 novelty flannels so their family can take them to watch the new movie coming out.

Click below for her tutorial:

Toy Story 4 Personalized Blankets | JOANN, by Sweet Red Poppy

[photo from Sweet Red Poppy]

Learn how to sew an easy-to-make, personalized blanket using fabric from JOANN and  Cricut Iron-On.

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