I also prefer a
> bolster pillow and wonder
> > how to get the felted blanket tight enough around
> the core.

I didn't see an answer to this part of your question
yet.

I have heard it recommended to have more than one
person on this job.  Lay the cloth out on the floor. 
If you have extra people around, put one or two on the
far end of the cloth to keep tension on it, and put
one-two-three people on the roller end, depending on
the width of your intended pillow.  If you wish, tape
the starting edge to the center cylinder.  Roll
carefully, keeping a tight tension on it all the way.

If there is only you to do the whole deed, put some
heavy books, a heavy chair, some bricks, or something
heavy on the far end of the fabric to give you
something to tension against.  Roll carefully, keeping
the fabric taut.  Scoot the books, etc, out of the way
when you reach the end.  Pin down the fabric so it
can't unroll before you get it properly finished.

If it's to be a large diameter roller, start with a
larger central cylinder.  All kinds of things have
been mentioned at times ....coffee cans, plastic
pipes, mailing tube.  Be creative.

Have fun with your bolster.
Alice in Oregon   -in our last heat wave of the summer

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