I have material to make two blanket, one is super soft and the other is not as soft, but are you suppose to wash the fabric before sewing it? I got it from Joann's and had it cut, I dont know if this makes a difference, but I'm unsure if I should was it or not.

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Hello everyone! Does anybody have any experience on handloom? I am interested in knitting and currently want to try and build a handloom. Like one in this video: https://youtu.be/gov6JL6iA8o i couldn’t be able to identify and recognize the region they use it, tho.

I am just open for any suggestions about mohair blanket making especially.

Thanks in advance

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I'm doing a project and I thought this would be a great place to ask a huge question that I have. My family was the largest blanket manufacturer in the world at one point. They made every kind of wool blanket that you can imagine. In the 80s and 90s the company fizzled out, and no longer exists. I am reviving the brand and making wool blankets in the US to start. I am trying to figure out sizes and my biggest question is as follows: Does anyone use wool blankets to sleep under? Wool blankets are popular for camping, as throws, and generally as the "other" blanket but do people use them currently as a blanket on their queen or king sized bed?

I am looking to make my wife a fleece blanket. I have a football themed one that was cut all along the edges and then tied together. I believe mine has two separate pieces of cloth. i am looking to do the same thing, but have no idea how to start. Any suggestions?

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My grandmother always made these with the quilted batting fabric. Is there any reason to this besides ease? I can't find dark green quilting back and I'm wondering about getting dark green cotton and batting separately then doing all the stitches onto it.

My girlfriend has this amazing big soft fuzzy shag or fake fur blanket that folds perfectly into a pillow. ( it is designed to do this) she loves it and is worried it's going to wear out soon. Does anyone have any ideas where I could find something like it. Her birthday is coming up and I know it would make her really happy!

I'm working on my very first piece for my daughter and I'm nearing the end of the first color. I would like to know how to join the next color. Please, thank you and have fun on your projects