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Old 09-10-2014, 08:05 AM
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Nice job all around. I see you did the same thing we did with our Murphy bed...but it close to the wall...have you been challenged when you have to put the sheets on? Ours is a queen size and didn't have any choice...we were just happy to get it done and in...sure makes great space for play time!
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We use a fitted sheet and just fold the top sheet/quilt from the sides and foot onto the mattress pull the two mattress retainer (elastic) over the two ends and lift all into the wall unit. Pillows are stowed in a locker due to the max 12" depth for mattress and covers.

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Rodney, you did a fabulous job on both Murphy bed AND quilt!!! What a lucky lucky GD!! Can you tell me where you obtained the pattern for the bed? What is the mechanism you used please?
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How cute. Good work!!! made me remember the Murphy bed we had in our two room apartment. it swung around and into the closet.
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Old 09-10-2014, 09:24 AM
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Very nice job! I have been after my husband for some time to make me a similar Murphy bed! I will make the quilt for it, though. The parts just for the up/down mechanism are pretty expensive, plus it looks like you used a nice wood for the frame - what kind?
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awesome job on all.
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Old 09-10-2014, 09:51 AM
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MFord,

Margaret,

I just sent you a M.


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WOW - you can come to my house anytime!
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Wow!!!! Great job.
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What a cool bed with an even cooler quilt. Lucky granddaughter.
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Wow! That is a beautiful bed and a beautiful quilt. I can't imagine doing all of that, much less all at the same time. You are good at all of that work.
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