bunk bed quilt size ?
#11
Originally Posted by BellaBoo
Make up a bunk bed? Now that is exercise! A fitted sheet and a cover tossed to the end is all it gets from me.
#13
My boys have bunk beds and I made them both standard twin size quilts. Because the quilts are soft, it is easy to tuck the extra fabric under and it helps keep the bed "made" a little longer. I also figure they won't have bunk beds forever and these quilts will easily fit a standard twin size bed.
Either way they will enjoy anything you make. :)
Either way they will enjoy anything you make. :)
#14
Originally Posted by dojo36
Originally Posted by butterflywing
never, ever make a kid's bed. roll up the quilt or blanket and push to the foot of the bed. punch the pillow a few times and voila! finished.
#15
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My sons had bunkbeds when they were little and shared a room. When they got their own rooms (new house), we took their bunkbeds apart and they were twin beds that could be used separately. I don't think there was any difference between the two. Maybe other beds are different.
#16
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Thank you ladies!!
You just answered my question, I was going for twin size myself and just found out that my 2 grandsons want to take down their bunks and use as singles, I measured, and finished twin quilts are 75' x 98" for their beds. I found finished quilt measurements for all sizes on www.equilts.com
Hope this helps.
You just answered my question, I was going for twin size myself and just found out that my 2 grandsons want to take down their bunks and use as singles, I measured, and finished twin quilts are 75' x 98" for their beds. I found finished quilt measurements for all sizes on www.equilts.com
Hope this helps.
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