ok, I'll bite....what is a quillow?

I've made many for gifts and have never had any problem. I, also, was afraid it would be flat so used a poly batting of 4-6 oz. I also "spot stitch" sometimes so that the batting stays in place when washed.

I've made many for gifts and have never had any problem. I, also, was afraid it would be flat so used a poly batting of 4-6 oz. I also "spot stitch" sometimes so that the batting stays in place when washed.

It's a pocket/pouch sewn onto the back of your quilt so you can fold the quilt up inside to make a pillow.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rOlJ7746bHE

Here is another good sample http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O3Ko1...eature=related

I wish I would have used flannel for the second side. I found perfect fabric for my DGS who was into star wars at the time and used a matching star fabric for the back, but he said it feels cold to him.

I have made a few. Here is one. I change things up but always do some quilting b/c of the batting.

Great site....thank you! Love the way they matched the print to make the "pillow" disappear.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JSAgqWkZHcg&NR=1 - this is a great idea. This woman make the qillows for the childrens hostipal. I am really liking how these fold up into a pillow. Great for the car too...and I like how one woman uses the pocket to keep her feet warm.

I've made several and I used poly batting and tied it so the pillows were plump.