Should I line a baby blanket with satin or with a thin cotton fabric?
Published December 30, 2009 | 
I’ve just crocheted a baby blanket. With what should I line it? Satin? A thin cotton fabric? Some other fabric?
Sure! Cotton lining! Why not? And make the satin border, too! I still have mine! I would wash it, first, and the lining, too.
Hope this helps!
SILK BABY BLANKET
Published December 28, 2009 | 
FREE SHIPPING! Silk baby blanket has beautiful silk on one side and luscious 100% silk fleece on the reverse side. The silk is woven in new Cloud pattern. Measures 39.5″ X 44″.
What is the average length of a baby blanket?
Published December 27, 2009 | I am crocheting a baby blanket and I only have a week. I only have about 3 inches so far in length. How long should I make it? Any suggestions would be great.
Small preemie: 18 to 20 inches square
Medium preemie: 20 to 22 inches square
Large preemie: 22 to 28 inches square
Full-term baby: 28 to 36 inches square
Crib-sized: 30 x 36 inches to 45 x 60 inches
Toddler/child: 36 x 45 inches to 40 x 60 inches
Twin bed: 66 x 90 inches
(I must veto qtrican1′s suggestion for a granny square blanket. Baby blankets should never have holes of any kind. Tiny fingers & toes — even arms & legs — can get stuck in them.)
Baby Bear Blanket
Published December 25, 2009 | 
Our deliciously soft, hypoallergenic baby blanket is bound in satin and made of top-quality microfleece. The snuggly white baby blanket comes in a darling “Baby Bear” polka-dot box with a braided cord handle. The perfect welcome gift for a new bundle of joy. Baby blanket size: 35″ x 40″.
