Project

Suede-Fringed Throw

Introduction

Resource: Frinezza fringe in stone, gray, and yellow, $43 per yard, Shindo, 212-868-9311

Materials

2 yards of your fabric wool or wool/cashmere fabric
Enough premade fringe to sew across the width of the fabric twice (Most wool fabric is about 58" inches wide, so you would need about 4 yards of the fringe.)

Steps

Step 1

We hemmed the edges of our wool and then attached the fringe, so if you can sew a straight line, you can make these throws.

Source

Blueprint, 2006

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Reviews (5)

Raechal-4 13 Mar, 2008
Clever! Imagine it on velvet lined with crepe. A little more work, but so worth it. You could even use stamped or burn-out velvet adequately lined.
ctbound 27 Jan, 2008
I bet flannel would work nicely too.
CreativeArtist 27 Jan, 2008
Very nice idea! I like that they are made from wool.
saharas 23 Jan, 2008
Where can you by the cashmere or wool/cashmere fabric? None of the stores in my town sell cashmere. Sahara
JanetRuthy 23 Jan, 2008
These would be nice to make, but on my income I couldn't afford the wool, so I would use other fabric to make these. These woluld make good gifts.
JanetRuthy