I’ve been working on several different bubble blankets lately and thought I’d post their pictures just for fun!
If you want to make one yourself, check out my tutorial!
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Very cool – I’ve never seen a blanket like that!
Xo Jill
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These are so darn cute!
Sre you selling these? I do not have the skills required to make one, but I LOVE the 8th picture down.
I’m glad you like it! I do sell the bubble quilts, contact me on my etsy page to order one (click the shop button at the top of my blog). I can make you one just like the one in the 8th picture!
About how long do these take to make?? I’m nervous taking this project on!! Lol
Monique, it’s really variable how long it takes to make a bubble blanket. But I’d estimate that for your first one (if it’s a small one) and you’re a semi-experienced seamstress, it should take you about 10-15 hours. It sounds like a lot, but lots of it can be done while watching tv at night like pinning, stuffing and hand stitching, so it’s not too bad! Happy sewing!
My 9 year old daughter is wanting to learn to sew. She loves this bubble quilt so I figured it was a great project. She has a Mack for detail, so it should be fun. I lucked out and found fleece blankets for $ 2.50 so I bought a bunch. Can’t wait to start, wish me luck.
These are amazing! How many yards did you need for the Minky & ruffles with the 10 x 10 bubbles?
Well, the 10×10 bubble blankets in these pictures are of mini bubbles, so I just needed a 30″x30″ square of minky, so you just need 1 yard. For the ruffle on these blankets I used 1 1/4 yards.
SUPER BUBBLES – I love the pink one… and the others also
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This would be a wonderful sensory blanket for someone with autism. What do you use inside the puffs?
Kris, I agree, one of these blankets could be awesome for someone with autism who has sensory needs. I just stuff them with poly-fil (the stuff in pillows and stuffed animals), but if you were making a tactile blanket, you could stuff the puffs with various things for variety. You’d just have to be careful about washing it!
Urocza jest ta kołderka, muszę uszyć podobną.
Pozdrawiam
serdecznie.
Ewa