How many yo-yo's would it take to make a double bedspread??
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#2
you don't say how large the yo yo's are or the size of the bed. size finished, that is.
So without these important details I estimate it will take about 15,636 for the bedspread....lol
So without these important details I estimate it will take about 15,636 for the bedspread....lol
#3
butterflies5518 , 08-13-2011 06:00 PM
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#4
I did a google search and this is what I found:
http://reviews.ebay.com/How-many-yo-...00000008606214
Many wonder how many yo-yos you need to make a quilt. This guide will help you determine how many 2 inch yo-yos you will need for a quilt.
Comforter sizes
Crib Quilt 486 yo-yo's
Toddler Bed 690 yo-yo's
Twin 1452 yo-yo's
Double 1760 yo-yo's
Queen 2021 yo-yo's
King 2444 yo-yo's
Bedspread Size (with longer overhang)
Twin 2214 yo-yo's
Double 2592 yo-yo's
Queen 2856 yo-yo's
King 3360 yo-yo's
http://reviews.ebay.com/How-many-yo-...00000008606214
Many wonder how many yo-yos you need to make a quilt. This guide will help you determine how many 2 inch yo-yos you will need for a quilt.
Comforter sizes
Crib Quilt 486 yo-yo's
Toddler Bed 690 yo-yo's
Twin 1452 yo-yo's
Double 1760 yo-yo's
Queen 2021 yo-yo's
King 2444 yo-yo's
Bedspread Size (with longer overhang)
Twin 2214 yo-yo's
Double 2592 yo-yo's
Queen 2856 yo-yo's
King 3360 yo-yo's
#5
RatherB Quilting , 08-13-2011 06:05 PM
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So without these important details I estimate it will take about 15,636 for the bedspread....lol
I am sorry!! They are the "60mm" clover yo-yo's. Not sure of the size of the bed beyond double. :(Originally Posted by Holice
you don't say how large the yo yo's are or the size of the bed. size finished, that is.So without these important details I estimate it will take about 15,636 for the bedspread....lol
And ouch! 15,636....Good thing I have a newborn and never sleep anyway!! ;)
Thanks all for the info my Friends! I have a loooooooooooooooong way to go I guess. Guess I should hit Joann's for some more fat quarters to use!!
:)
#6
Greenheron , 08-13-2011 06:49 PM
Super Member
60 mm = 2.36 inches so you can look at nance-ell's chart and decide for yourself. Since yours are a bit bigger than 2 inches you can drop a row or two.
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And ouch! 15,636....Good thing I have a newborn and never sleep anyway!! ;)
Thanks all for the info my Friends! I have a loooooooooooooooong way to go I guess. Guess I should hit Joann's for some more fat quarters to use!!
:)
Originally Posted by RatherB Quilting
Quote:
So without these important details I estimate it will take about 15,636 for the bedspread....lol
I am sorry!! They are the "60mm" clover yo-yo's. Not sure of the size of the bed beyond double. :(Originally Posted by Holice
you don't say how large the yo yo's are or the size of the bed. size finished, that is.So without these important details I estimate it will take about 15,636 for the bedspread....lol
And ouch! 15,636....Good thing I have a newborn and never sleep anyway!! ;)
Thanks all for the info my Friends! I have a loooooooooooooooong way to go I guess. Guess I should hit Joann's for some more fat quarters to use!!
:)
#8
marscrafter , 08-14-2011 02:12 AM
Senior Member
I'm currently making a twin size yo yo quilt, and it's been 6 months so far. LOL So fair warning it may take longer than you think. I'm in the hundreds for yo yos so far. Also attaching it to a backing as you work helps, because the weight may mess it up.
#9
I'm using different sizes and shapes for a fall wall hanging, and plan on somewhat duplicating the scene for a spring one. I have a couple of patterns for some Christmas tree ornaments, but a yoyo quilt didn't appeal to me. Now I know why!! Happy yoyo making to all of you!