Quilts On the Bed
12-10-2010, 10:18 AM
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Originally Posted by Lacelady
Also, you could still back the quilt with fleece for extra warmth, sew it round the edges just behind the binding, and tie it onto your quilt
12-10-2010, 10:21 AM
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Originally Posted by franie
They are really nice--why did you have them in the closet? I don't know what you used for batting but I can tell ya I pull up a quilt when I am cold and instantly I am warm.
12-10-2010, 11:45 AM
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Well, since I posted those I might as post all of the quilts I've made so far. The 2 I posted earlier are quilted as is the first one here. The other 4 are just tops. I have 2 more, but the pictures are tiny, so I'm going to take new pictures.
12-10-2010, 10:14 PM
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I love all your quilts and tops!! One of my kids always tells me that quilts aren't warm enough. I just had one done with cotton batting and it's really warm!
But to answer your question specifically I have used several quilts at times when 1 isn't warm enough. I love layer upon layer of quilts but that's just me. I'm always cold! :D
I like the idea of putting flannel or fleece on the backs but don't know how to do it, either.
But to answer your question specifically I have used several quilts at times when 1 isn't warm enough. I love layer upon layer of quilts but that's just me. I'm always cold! :D
I like the idea of putting flannel or fleece on the backs but don't know how to do it, either.
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