A New Throw for Locke

We leave in two days for Easter in California.  Grandson Locke (6) has a fleece throw made by me, but some time ago he gave it a "haircut."  He wanted one end of his old throw open, so that he could climb inside while it was on his bed, making it into a sleeping bag.  When he showed me last visit what he had done, he said, "Now the end is all crooked!  I want it straight!"  I told him that I thought it was time he had another throw, with fleece that was for a big boy, not the babyish print he had on his old throw, and that I would deliberately leave one end open.    This time I used my Dear Jane 5" square ruler, marked the 1 1/2" line with tape, and cut the fringe 1 1/2" wide and 5" long.  These are wider strips than I did before, but hopefully these won't tear off as readily as the narrower ones I used for all 4 of the grandkids' throws, made several years ago. So here are views of both sides of Locke's new throw.  He'll be surprised and delighted, I'm sure, with the more grown-up look.  And, yes, one end was left open!