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Memory Blankets in Newcastle — made from gathered clothing

Many garments, one keepsake. A blanket pieced together from the clothes of someone you love — to wrap around you when you need them near.

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Items needed
Blankets use several garments — the number depends on the size you’d like. Tell me what you have and I’ll advise.
Fabrics
Shirts, jumpers, cardigans, dresses and dressing gowns piece together beautifully.

When one cushion or bear isn’t quite enough — when there are drawers full of clothes you can’t bring yourself to give away — a memory blanket gathers them into a single keepsake you can wrap around yourself.

Each blanket is pieced together by hand from the garments you choose, so the patterns, colours and textures you remember are all there together. It becomes something to curl up under on the hard evenings, and something to pass down in time.

How many garments do I need?

A blanket uses several pieces, and just how many depends on the size you’d like and the garments themselves. There’s no need to work it out yourself — send me a list or a few photos of what you have, and I’ll tell you honestly what it will make.

Can I combine clothes from more than one person?

Yes, and many people do. A blanket can hold a father’s shirts and a mother’s cardigans side by side, or bring together pieces from across a whole family. Tell me whose clothes you have and we’ll plan it gently together.

What size can it be?

[CONFIRM] I make blankets in different sizes, from a small lap blanket to something larger for a bed. How much fabric you have shapes what’s possible, so let’s talk it through.

Sending or dropping off your items

You’re welcome to drop your items off with me in Newcastle, or post them from anywhere in the UK. A blanket often means handing over a lot of precious things at once — and I promise to look after every single piece.

Start your keepsake

Tell me what you have in mind and any date you’re working towards. There’s no pressure — just a gentle first conversation.

Read what other families say

Not sure which keepsake is right? My gentle guide to choosing might help.