Doll Blanket Pattern, Quick and Easy to Sew

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The 18-inch doll blanket pattern is just perfect for putting the final touches on your doll bedding. You can make different options with a variety of scraps put together. In addition, extra dol blankets can be used as picnic blankets. You never know when the next ‘’Teddy bear’s picnic” is coming up!

Doll Blanket Pattern

Doll Blanket Pattern Tutorial

Today we will learn how to finish your doll bedding with a cute doll blanket pattern. This is part 4 of my DIY doll bedding series.

See all the tutorials in my free doll bedding sewing pattern series

Doll Blanket Pattern

Supplies

What you need

  • FABRIC – Cotton Quilting Fabric – For this doll blanket you can use 2 fat quarters or just cut 2 pieces of fabric that are 18″ x 22″ (46cm x 56cm)
  • BASICS – Needle and Thread
  • TRIM – Lace or trim to decorate
  • FLEECE – Fleece to give the blanket some thickness and body. You could also substitute a quilting batting (wadding) or even a scrap of any thick soft fabric such as flannelette.

Read my tutorial on making doll clothing for a great overview of the best fabrics, tools, and techniques for sewing for dolls.

How to Make a Doll Blanket, Instructions

Here is how to sew a doll blanket step by step.

STEP 1 – Baste the Fleece

On the WRONG side of one of the fabric pieces, baste the fleece or batting close to the edges.

You can do this with your machine on the longest straight stitch (normally 4.0) or by hand with a running stitch.

Join the fleece

STEP 2 – Stitch the Front and Back

Put your fabric pieces RIGHT sides together and stitch around the edges with a 1/4 inch (6mm) seam allowance.

Leave a 2 inch (5cm) gap on one of the shorter sides.

Stitch the front to the back

STEP 3 – Clip the Corners

Clip the corners being careful not to cut the stitching.

Clip the Corners

STEP 4 – Turn and Press

Turn the blanket the right way out through the gap and give it a good press. Hand stitch the gap closed using an invisible ladder stitch.

Doll Blanket Pattern - Step 4

STEP 5 – Quilting Stitching

To give your doll blanket pattern some texture, stitch some quilting lines down it. Start in the middle and stitch every 2 inches (5cm).

Quilted Doll Blanket Pattern - Step 5

STEP 6 – Decorate

Add some lace along one side and you are all done!

Doll Blanket Pattern Decorating

Here is what my finished doll blanket pattern looks like.

Free Doll Blanket Pattern
Doll Blanket Pattern

Doll Blanket Pattern

Learn how to make a doll blanket pattern with this easy step by step tutorial.
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Difficulty: Easy Beginner
Keyword: Sewing Patterns
Total Time: 30 minutes

Difficulty

Tools

  • Sewing machine
  • Sewing Basics Thread, pins, iron

Materials

  • Fabric
  • Cotton Quilting Batting

Instructions

  • Cut 2 pieces of fabric and 1 piece of batting 18×22" (46x56cm). Baste the batting to the wrong side to one of the fabric pieces.
    Doll Blanket Pattern
  • With right sides together stitch the front and the back around the edge with a 1/4 inch (6mm) seam. Leave a 2 inch gap (5cm) on one side.
    Doll Blanket Pattern
  • Clip the corners and turn to the right side. Turn and press. Hand stitch the gap closed.
    Doll Blanket Pattern
  • Quilt across the blanket with 2 inch lines.
    Doll Blanket Pattern
  • Add lace to the edge.
    Doll Blanket Pattern

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Author - Luisa Clare

Luisa Clare is the founder of Treasurie, a sewing and crochet education platform offering step-by-step tutorials and printable patterns. With over 15 years of experience in dressmaking, pattern design, crochet, and craft education, she specialises in teaching beginners through clear, easy-to-follow lessons. Her tutorials and patterns are used by home sewists and crocheters worldwide to build practical skills and confidence. Learn more about Luisa and Treasurie.

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  1. I love these patterns. I am getting my granddaughter the beds for Christmas, and can’t wait to make the bedding. Thanks for the inspiration!!!!

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