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  • CraftyMom
    Daycare.com Member
    • Jan 2014
    • 2285

    Nap blankets

    I searched but was unsuccessful.

    Anyone that has made nap blankets, what size do you make them?

    I'm going color coded.

    I'm thinking a yard of fleece should be good? The fleece comes 60 inches wide, so I'd get a yard and make a 36inch square. Then use the left overs for a pillow case.

    Any other ideas?
  • JoseyJo
    Group DCP in Kansas
    • Apr 2013
    • 964

    #2
    we made ours yard and a half long by a yard wide. That way they were long enough to last until kindergarten.

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    • KidGrind
      Daycare.com Member
      • Sep 2013
      • 1099

      #3
      Originally posted by CraftyMom
      I searched but was unsuccessful.

      Anyone that has made nap blankets, what size do you make them?

      I'm going color coded.

      I'm thinking a yard of fleece should be good? The fleece comes 60 inches wide, so I'd get a yard and make a 36inch square. Then use the left overs for a pillow case.

      Any other ideas?
      I order my from a really lovely lady named Carol. I purchase all my sheets and blankets from her. I go color coded. If you want her info, I’ll PM it to you, let me know.

      The blankets I ordered are made out of fleece.

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      • Blackcat31
        • Oct 2010
        • 36124

        #4
        I made my own. I used fleece and tied the ends like those bigger tied blankets...like this:



        But I only used one piece of fleece and just tied the ends.

        I bought the fleece from the fabric store as remnants rather than having them cut some. I wasn't picky about the prints and just picked ones that were gender neutral.

        The kids love them! Mine are the size of maybe a receiving blanket. Not much bigger than that.

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        • BrooklynM
          Provider
          • Sep 2013
          • 518

          #5
          Originally posted by Blackcat31
          I made my own. I used fleece and tied the ends like those bigger tied blankets...like this:



          But I only used one piece of fleece and just tied the ends.

          I bought the fleece from the fabric store as remnants rather than having them cut some. I wasn't picky about the prints and just picked ones that were gender neutral.

          The kids love them! Mine are the size of maybe a receiving blanket. Not much bigger than that.
          Tie blankets are awesome for people like me that can't even sew a button! It makes me feel like I'm so accomplished since I make blankets!

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          • MarinaVanessa
            Family Childcare Home
            • Jan 2010
            • 7211

            #6
            Originally posted by JoseyJo
            we made ours yard and a half long by a yard wide. That way they were long enough to last until kindergarten.
            This is what I did, mine are fleece as well and match the child's cubby, plate etc.

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            • CraftyMom
              Daycare.com Member
              • Jan 2014
              • 2285

              #7
              Thanks everyone, I want them to be long enough to cover them while sleeping, but small enough to fold/roll up so they don't take up too much room. A yard and a half sounds perfect!

              I'm also making coordinating pillows and bags to keep them in

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