Dillon's Dog Bed
01-01-2011, 09:41 PM
#14
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What a great job you've done! :thumbup: And an innovative idea for the stuffing. You can tell you thought about the use of the dog bed to figure out that the cover would need to be washed! Great Job! Glad to have another quilter/creator! :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:
01-01-2011, 09:56 PM
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Location: N. Texas
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Originally Posted by DonnaFreak
Originally Posted by annieshane
Now that is an undertaking to be sure. This must be BIG dog. What did you use for stuffing?
So glad you have been bitten by the quilting bug, it is so much fun!
So glad you have been bitten by the quilting bug, it is so much fun!
Hi Annie :c)
The stuffing is what got me. I wanted to use a foam pad because I was afraid that polyfil or some other type of stuffing would eventually bunch up. But when I called around to see how much it would cost me, the cheapest price I found for a pad to fit it was $70.00! I ended up using some old eggshell mattress toppers that I glued together using spray adhesive. The bottom of the bed has an open slit like you see on throw pillow covers so the padding can be taken out to wash the cover. :c)
Donna
Bet Dillon loves his bed! It's big enough to stretch out on. :thumbup:
Welcome to the board from Texas, too!
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