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Information. How many squares can I cut from a fat quarter? How many squares does it take for a blanket size? I want to be fancy and make a fleece square out of three parts. What size parts do I need? 4 May 2010 In this tutorial, run by Project Linus, learn how to make a no sew fleece blanket for kids in need. This video will show you how to make a warm, comforting cover that any child would love. Project Linus provides blankets for children who can't afford them and makes sure everyone is warm all winter long. Project Linus--- many blanket patterns available for crochet, knitting, quilting, sewing, etc. #givingback #craftsforcharity. 13 Feb 2017 Page 1. No Sew Fleece Blanket. You will need: Fleece: 1? yard piece or choose your own custom size. (Fleece is usually 50-60” wide) “Ruler or Shape Cut Ruler and Rotary Cutter”: Works best to create neatly cut fringe. Figure 2. Figure 1. ?? Visit us at: © 2006?2017 Project Linus National Headquarters. Figure 3. Step #1 Free Pattern: Project Linus Security Blanket by Project Linus. These patterns are provided for your convenience and are only suggestions for possible Linus Blankets. For Please contact us if any of these links have expired or been moved. Go To: Full Blanket Specifications for The Linus Connection These blankets are ideal for cutting down and crocheting around the edges or making No Sew Fleece Blankets. In addition, Project Linus Chapters are eligible for a 10% discount on custom t-shirts. Contact them at info@crookedbrook.com. Click here to see dozens of great patterns and helpful links at the Project Linus National Headquarters website. Suggested blanket sizes: Note: These are just general guidelines -- we happily accept all sizes 36" or larger! 36" X 36" for preemies and infants 40" X 60" child (2-6 yrs) 50" X 70" youth (7-12 yrs) 60" x 80" teen (13