Do you think that putting velcro on the back of the snuggie to keep them closed would be a good idea? I know the having it open in the back is like snuggling up with a blanket. But if some people like to keep it wrapped around them, this would stop it from falling off. Just a thought.
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I got my hubby a snuggie for Christmas and he wants me to put velcro on the back to keep it closed. We tried turning it around but it didn't fit him as well.
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I haven't actually seen these except when they were in the box. Are they long that they drag the floor? I was wondering that if I were to make them, I was thinking of making them so that they come right above the foot and maybe put velcro in the back. Do you know how long to make them for kids?
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Velcro should work just fine....or even a tie.
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I have a friend who did the velcro - it works fine
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My daughter got one for Christmas and the first thing she asked me was if I could sew up the back so she could slip it over her head and wear it around the house. The only thing is that it drags the ground and I told her that she would get it dirty if she wore it like a house coat.
But I think I will go and buy some fleece and make her one that she can use like a house coat. Maybe play around with the design a bit and see where I can improve it. Billy |
Here is a link to instructions how to make one:
Scroll down to the picture: http://www.sissonfamily.com/Sewingro...06projects.htm |
Thanks for the link Bella
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Originally Posted by marsye
Velcro should work just fine....or even a tie.
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Thanks for this link. A young gal I work with just graduated from college. I ordered a snuggie for her with a print from the University she graduated from. When it gets here, I will ask her if she wants me to add some velcro.
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