Duvet Covers
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Do you mean you want to stuff the comforter into a duvet cover, or in a duvet? (The duvet is the bag filled with feathers or whatever, and it's usually protected with a duvet cover.)
If you mean the cover, I think it would depend on how thick the comforter is and how easily it compresses.
If you mean the cover, I think it would depend on how thick the comforter is and how easily it compresses.
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I wouldn't. It would be all bunched up and you wouldn't like it. Cut off the extra and finish the cut end with serging, zig-zagging, hand stitching or something like that. That part will not be seen when the comforter is inside the duvet cover.
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One, I would not take Mavis's advice, unless you want feathers and down everywhere.
It will not hurt a duvet to be in a cover that is too small. It will be a bit lumpy at the bottom. But if it were me, I would make the cover longer to accommodate the duvet. Just add a band of fabric to the top. Far earlier than adding to the bottom, although you could put a band of colour anywhere on the duvet.
It will not hurt a duvet to be in a cover that is too small. It will be a bit lumpy at the bottom. But if it were me, I would make the cover longer to accommodate the duvet. Just add a band of fabric to the top. Far earlier than adding to the bottom, although you could put a band of colour anywhere on the duvet.
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