In my recent Foyer Refresh , I styled a black and white striped throw I found in a thrift store.  For Easter I decided I am changing the thrift store throw to a pink soft textured throw.

Before I start in on my tutorial for my throw, I want to mention Sara Birdz of a Feather and Donna Modern on Monticello they both are the master minds for the monthly blog hop, they both do a fantastic job gathering up talented crafters to provide you inspiration.  This month we have 8 crafters sharing cute crafts with you, at the bottom of my page, I will share each participant’s link to their craft.

Let me say that I absolutely did not invent this idea, people have been making these throws for years; actually, I have two my mom made me years ago.  This will be my very first time making one.

I will show you how easy it was to make my inexpensive throw for my spring foyer.

I bought a yard of fabric, which Hobby Lobby had their fabric for 40% this week.  Mine cost under $6, an amazing price for this rose textured fabric.

How To Make a Textured Throw

To make this throw, you will need a yard of fabric, a ruler, marking pin and a pair of scissors!

Start out by laying your fabric face down on your workspace.  From the edge of the fabric measure 5 inches and mark a line.  Do this around the entire edge of your fabric.

I then took my ruler and made a line from mark to mark.

With a pair of sharp scissors make a cut from edge to the line.  Keep cutting slits about 1/2 inch apart from each other.

For my measurements I used my thumb for a guide, cutting each of my stripe a thumb width apart.

I cut all around my fabric.

Oh, what a furry mess I had.

To make a pretty fringe around my throw, I took 4 cut strips and tied them in a knot.

I did this all away around my throw, tying 4 strips into a knot.

And that’s all I did.  I took my throw outside and gave it a good shaken to get all the loose fur off.  I replaced my black and white striped throw with my new easy cute spring throw.

It will look great there on the basket this Spring season, don’t you agree?

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