Are these stitched over aroudn the sides or are they flat? I have specific type of blanket I am trying to find that I can not find in stores anywhere!
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These are diapers, and have several layers in the center. They are not FLAT diapers that you have to fold to make the padding, but are pre-folded diapers. These wouldn't work for you to use for a blanket as they're thick with several layers in the center, and thin on the edges where you pin them together around legs. Then they are serged/finished edges, keeping the edges of the diaper nice and flat so the gauze won't fray when it gets washed. Hope this helps.
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Do forgive me for answering a question with a question, but, how big are your blankets?The measurements, given on the page, are 27-7/8 x 17-3/8 x 15-1/8 inches (L x W x H), although they taper slightly at the bottom. Why don't you try folding your blanket(s) into those dimensions, then you'll know for sure.
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They are really not wide enough to use as liners. I use bumpkins liners that I buy from amazon. I've tried a few different kinds and they are the softest and actually have a little bit of stretch to them. I bought these fleece liners to use under his disposable liners for when using diaper ointment. After buying these I found them to be overpriced for just being thin fleece and there is no sewing or edging to them. I then bought some thin fleece from Walmart and cut several out myself. And could make them the size I wanted. I got a LOT MORE for my money and no sewing! They hold up great as I have washed them at least 50 times by now and they do not fray! Hope this helps!
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I would use clear thread, like fine fishing line and sew them up, reinforcing the areas that get more stress. Use tiny stitches to insure a tighter hold. I haven't noticed mine coming un-stitched. If yours are in really bad shape and you haven't had them very long, I would contact the seller and let them know you have a defective pair. Good luck either way.
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I just bought these towels and washed and dried them prior to ironing on an embroidery transfer. They're quite crinkly out of the dryer. Ironing them, I discovered the hemmed edges had a lot of threads hanging out, and they were not cut with the grain of the threads, resulting in skewed rectangles, off by several inches. You can iron them fairly flat and a transfer should work, but I decided to find nicer towels.
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Hi! These have an fitted flat. They aren't attached to the bottom sheet but are elasticized around the foot of the bed so that they stay tucked. Thanks, Jennifer
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They are no where near like the ones in the photos. At least mine weren't. They reminded me of cast offs or leftovers. The largest one was a little over the size of a nickle. Some were half that size and a few were about the size of a pea. None of them were square or rectangle. They were all round or oval. You can put photos in them, but it's going to be hard, as there are no sizes quoted for any of them. I still haven't figured out how to measure them. If anyone knows how to, please post the instructions. Thanks.
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I haven't washed them yet, but we put them in the dryer about once a week and they do fine with that. They are very plushy, we added a fleece blanket and my our doxies both love them. The only reason I wouldn't get them is the shipping. I am a huge fan of free shipping, but I had some points on my MC and used them and pretended I was getting free shipping. I got five of them and like them a lot. I keep watching for them to go "amazon prime" so I could get them for gifts. Hope this helps!
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I called the company and they don't make them anymore. I suggest that maybe you could find someone to make one, or as I am doing, just putting a small blanket on it so it can be washed easily.
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They came wrapped in a plastic bag with a snap closure. I usually purchase the 4 packs so I can take one out and give it away to new mommies and then I'm still able to give other gifts instead of just blankets. Not sure what you're asking about as far as being different from classic types? Do you mean classic flannel receiving blankets? If so, these are much larger and better for swaddling. Also, as the name implies, these are made from muslin, a much lighter fabric.
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I've never cut any of them. One pair I bought is longer than the other pair so with the longer ones I usually just fold it depending on where I am using the pad...I suppose you could cut the flannel and it would be OK but they are definitely finished around all of the edges with stitching. I guess give the cut side(s) a quick stitch to keep it from fraying.
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Hi Judith. The comforter does have stitching but it is very cleverly hidden. The underside is the same green color but a more delicate pattern
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I believe the stitching they are talking about is the clear sewing stitching around the edge of the comforter two inches from the edge (which is mine looks like). The blue decorative stitching in the middle is centered. I do have to say, I get compliments on my set, but it NEVER looks this smooth. Wrinkles easily.
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They start of kind of Medium but are more one the soft side. They flatten quick. ~ http://tinyurl.comjustryit ~
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The ones my friend had are pretty comfy didn't where them long. Just ordered mine should be here any day. I'll let u know then. Sorry I wasn't more help.
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Only one side. A long side. I have had 2 for over a year. Washed them a lot. Would order again.
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Yes, they have kind of a swirly-tear drop that comes up from the bottom. It makes an indent in the side, but sits flat.