Crabby Patty

of you make double, queen, king size quilts? I have seen a bunch of small ones but not too many large bed size ones. Just wondering. I usually make bed size quilts with the exception being throws. They are all useful as I have no room for the small ones.Thanks.Patti

Jim's Gem

I have made quite a few twin and queen size quilts. I have a tendency to make the quilt bigger than the pattern is usually for.

bjeriann

Most of mine are king for Christmas and I also do alot of throws about 60x60 to 75x75.

earlylace

I have made king, queen double and twin, nothing smaller, although I would like to try a mini.

pocoellie

Most of my quilts are full size or bigger, usually bigger.

jean1941

King finished my first king top having taking it to Long Arm in a few weeks do not need until Dec also just finished a 60 X 76 for 8 year old grandson and have made several queen size and am going to start another queen size as soon as get all of the fabric a Tumbling Block I am thinking about doing a miniature for a cousin

QuiltnNan

i'm in the middle of a king now. don't think i ever want to do another :)

fabric_fancy

i typically make quilts that are 5-8 feet in size.

from time to time i will make a king but not to often

emsgranny

The ones I have made have been bed-sized. I include the baby quilts as bed size. There are many that do use the quilts as throws and wallhangings. I dont have the room to hang anything here and dont like to give them as gifts unless its a request. I dont want someone to have something they wont use. Being cold blooded I can see making a throw for those like me and for others in hospitals etc.

Tabletoppers are good if you can actually make them to match the receivers decor or its practical for them - my daughter doesnt use anything like this since the kids are always spilling something lol

Of course this is just my opinion and do not want to offend anyone lol cheryl :thumbup: :-)

Glassquilt

5 twin, 3 queen, 1 king, others of misc sizes