Slits in quilt for daybed?
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wannaquilt said:
[q]this one has the bed underneath that slides out for her sleepovers :) so I guess i would need to make a T on each corner? how do i do that though?[/quote]
when you pull out the bottom for sleepovers, you remove the front skirt. when you remake the bed, you put the skirt back on. that's what the velcro is for.
i did that 100 years ago with a hi-riser (anyone remember those?) it had matching wedge-shaped pillows and then matching pillows, stuffed with the guest pillows, which we took out for company. it was so small that no one else used that room. only a hi-riser and a small dresser fit there. when the bed was open you had to crawl over it to open the window. no closet. sweet.
[q]this one has the bed underneath that slides out for her sleepovers :) so I guess i would need to make a T on each corner? how do i do that though?[/quote]
when you pull out the bottom for sleepovers, you remove the front skirt. when you remake the bed, you put the skirt back on. that's what the velcro is for.
i did that 100 years ago with a hi-riser (anyone remember those?) it had matching wedge-shaped pillows and then matching pillows, stuffed with the guest pillows, which we took out for company. it was so small that no one else used that room. only a hi-riser and a small dresser fit there. when the bed was open you had to crawl over it to open the window. no closet. sweet.
#14
I made one, but just made it to go over just the mattress. I put velcro on the metal frame - the heavy duty self stick and put a pleated skirt on it. It has been there for about 5 years with no problem.
#15
Originally Posted by butterflywing
http://hooplapatterns.com/heritage_fitch.html
these aren't instructions, but pictures. you would have to make your own measurements.
to see more, google 't-shaped quilt instructions'. i didn't actually find instructions, but i did find pictures.
these aren't instructions, but pictures. you would have to make your own measurements.
to see more, google 't-shaped quilt instructions'. i didn't actually find instructions, but i did find pictures.
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