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Cookie2 · 07-29-2008, 12:06 PM

Altigger74. It's the easiest pattern Ive ever sewn. Really it's not even a pattern. I bought 1/2 yard of fleece fabric and a roll of batting.
cut the fabric in half and once you decide how tall the walls should be the rest is simple! I chose 3 1/2 inch tall walls.cut out the corners like if you're making a fitted sheet. The the bigger the cut ,the higher the walls are. I tried drawing it here with lines but I had to edit it and it would not show up!

You cut the batting a little bit smaller. Sew the fleece inside out and flip it to the correct side,roll the batting in and sew the corners together like if you're making a box .Putting a bottom velcro pocket is a great idea also so you can put a microwavable heating pad in it.For making it more shaped/firm.Sew a a rectangle shape on the bottom that way it's like a thick quilt with walls.

Genie

07-29-2008, 12:06 PM	#10
Cookie2 Donating YT 1000 Club Member Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Florida Posts: 1,568	Altigger74. It's the easiest pattern Ive ever sewn. Really it's not even a pattern. I bought 1/2 yard of fleece fabric and a roll of batting. cut the fabric in half and once you decide how tall the walls should be the rest is simple! I chose 3 1/2 inch tall walls.cut out the corners like if you're making a fitted sheet. The the bigger the cut ,the higher the walls are. I tried drawing it here with lines but I had to edit it and it would not show up! You cut the batting a little bit smaller. Sew the fleece inside out and flip it to the correct side,roll the batting in and sew the corners together like if you're making a box .Putting a bottom velcro pocket is a great idea also so you can put a microwavable heating pad in it.For making it more shaped/firm.Sew a a rectangle shape on the bottom that way it's like a thick quilt with walls. Genie Last edited by Cookie2; 07-29-2008 at 12:07 PM.