No sew fleece blankets should be made from about 1 ½ yards with all selvage cut off. Effective immediately, we are not accepting rag quilts. We cannot accept any blankets that have been washed …

Keep in mind that children will be selecting a blanket with which to cuddle and receive comfort. Blankets that do not meet Project Linus specifications and cannot be given to children will be returned to the …

With chapters in every state, our blankets are distributed locally. Find the closest chapter to you and make contact.

We make these blankets for critically ill and traumatized children ages 0-17 years of age so various colors and styles are appropriate. Below you will find approximate sizes for various age groups.

PROJECT LINUS BLANKET GUIDELINES A Project Linus blanket is a new, handmade, washable blanket. All blankets should be in excellent condition and of good quality. The blankets go to children, …

We accept blankets that are crocheted, quilted, knitted, fleece blankets (click here for fleece guidelines), or a tied comforter. Remember these blankets are meant to be colorful, cheerful, and cuddly.

For easy to follow instructions on making a no-sew fleece blanket, see below for tied knot and flat pull through fringe. For other ways to fringe a blanket, watch this video.

Guidelines and Patterns Blanket Guidelines: All blankets must be new, handmade, washable and in child friendly colors. No store bought blankets, please!

Many children are sensitive to smoke, fragrances, pet dander, etc. If any of these might be present on your blankets, please wash them with unscented detergent/softener upon completion and store them …

For children, the ideal range is from 40"x40" to 50"x60". Teens will need blankets that are no larger than 60"x70". While these sizes are guidelines, it's important to note that the minimum size for a Project …