yobrosew

You could do this with pieced squares as well. Scroll to bottom of page for link to directions. This is cool. http://www.littlebitfunky.com/2010/0...heats-lot.html

willferg

What a great way to dress up a comforter! That's definitely going on my list of things to do.

Wanabee Quiltin

I have a plain white comforter that isn't Down filled but close enough. I never use it but I have some quilt tops that would work on this. Good idea, thanks.

Lady Diana

Cute idea...don't like the raw edges.....I would sew muslin to back of squares to create turned edges.

susiequilt

Great idea but the raw edges turned me off so Lady Diana your idea is super!

Geri B

Can you put a hot iron ( for the fusible) onto a down comforter.....I smell burning feathers!

SuziSew

I had considered "quilting" a printed sheet onto a comforter, but like this idea much better! It has more character and could be a great way to use up leftover blocks!

Like Lady Diana and susiequilt, I don't like raw edging and would turn the edging as well.

Geri B, thought of that too...I wonder if it would really be necessary to use a fusible...couldn't you use basting glue of some kind to hold them in place until they are stitched?? Just a thought...not always good...but a thought!

jmoore

we have a Cuddledown outlet close to where I live and they offer 50% off on "seconds" with imperfections. You can bet I will be giving this a whirl... I'll start on a small size first. Thanks for sharing the post.

IBQUILTIN

Love love love the whole idea. I love my down comforter, but don't want to put a duvet cover on it. This will work perfectly. Now I just have to decide on what blocks hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm. and thanx so much