Self Binding Baby Blanket with Shannon Cuddle (Video Tutorial)

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[tonmarinaxxzz]

I love Jennie. No unnecessary yakking. Just sweet and to the point. I have watched so many videos where you simplify the project. I’d love to come out to Missouri Star Quilt and chat with you. At 87 years old I’m no longer keen on long distance auto trips. But keep up the good work with you and your staff. I love your life story and your family run business. Keep well. You have a wonderful personality and a terrific sense of humor.

[rhondagleason]

Wow! Just wow! I just finished an "original" self binding cuddle/minky baby blanket and said I would NEVER use those fabrics again. What a mess! Now, after seeing THIS method, I'm going to the fabric store right now to buy more cuddle fabric for this method!!! Thank you for this super simple idea! 😊

[sharyalbaugh]

I don't understand why people click "Dislike". These tutorials are fun, funny and great learning experiences.

[vickierichardson]

Want to add, I love your method of repeating things several times. I need that!

[peacemaker]

OMG! You’re a genius! What an easy way to make self binding blankets. I made two so far. Thank you so much for posting. Thank you! God bless you!😍😀

[GrandmaPatty]

I made this “blanket” for our grandson to use at daycare. I use Minky I had for several years, and kept putting off making something out of it. I know Minky stretches and slides, and because of that, the blanket wasn’t perfect, but my son and daughter in law loved it! I added a pocket and embroidered his name on it with my great Babylock embroidery machine, so now he can put a favorite toy in the pocket! Killian is 16 months old and Monday he ‘graduates’ to the Toddler 1 room, so he’ll nap on a pallet and cover up with his blanket. When it arrived in the mail, he hugged it!

[moniker]

This was my first “quilt” sewing project many years ago by following Jennys instructions on the original self binding video with one of your guests. Im so glad to its still inspiring new sewers. For you newbees out there! Stick with Jenny! I can now sew her large quilt projects and made many newborns warm and happy with this blanket! I use this technique now to make pet blankets which my friends love for their dogs and cats! Much love Jenny! Im in Canada but its on my bucket list to visit your store one day! 🤩

[mjcalvin]

Jenny I am so glad I found this new way to bind these receiving blankets as I am going to have 5 new great grand child between January and February of 2019 and I need all help I can get. I love your tutorials. I am learning so much from you. Thank you

[caroltellier]

This would be a great way to make placemats too with pre-quilted fabric and cotton backing. Thanks for your simple way of doing it. My favorite since I’m a beginner

[MsDinoGal]

I wish I could thumbs this up a million times. I think I found my first sewing project. Took you 10 minutes, will take me 3 hours. Haha!

[osmonfrances]

i just loved how you did those mitered corners. I did it without using the cuddle fabric and it was a fantastic way of doing the corners. Love you Jenny!!

[ShannonFabrics]

Hi Jenny! This baby blanket is so easy and cute and adorable! We love how you show that it can be made in so many different ways- and with different types of Cuddle® or our Embrace® double gauze too! A few others things to note might be to let everyone know a few more insider tips ;): they can use a stretch needle, a longer stitch length, and a walking foot or even feed foot- if they have one. Thanks for another great Cuddle sewing tutorial! Hugs with Cuddle®

[ediedarleneedgmon]

YOU ARE FREAKING KIDDING That is brilliant!!!! I've GOT to make some of these for my nephews babies!!!!

[mcsewer]

Made this out of flannels. Cot the big piece 37” square instead of 36, Ironed it down 1/2” on all sides and then proceeded per directions. Just sewed it down with zig zag stitch, turned out great, sew easy!

[abcthomasabcthomas]

Thank you for this tutorial, Jenny! Today I took the plunge and made a self binding baby quilt with your terrific instructions. I'll use this method from now on. Quite proud of myself!

[Light]

This was my first video watching Jenny! And fell in love with her right away! I never miss her videos!❤❤❤

[lorifelber]

A great video! The walking foot was wonderful and kept the cuddle fabric from slipping. What cute blankets in record breaking time.

[ladydi]

THANKS, A MILLION FOR SHARING THIS VERY "EASY -PEASY" BLANKET BINDING TRICK"!JENNY YOU "ROCK"!🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[rachellepare]

i love it, that pins had a life. no matter how famous jenny's become she still reuses those pins till there's no life left. thank you jenny for staying humble. love the tutorial as well. that technique looks like it should work with the border brought over when using your backing with any fabric

[glynishigham]

i watch ALOT of your videos - YOU ARE A WONDERFUL TEACHER