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Awesome idea. I am a thrift store junkie and I see many almost new bed skirts. I will check them out when I go on Wed. Thanks!!
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At the thrift store, the high quality bedskirts often come with high quality tops also, and it is usually white fabric that can be used in your quilts.
The other types of tops are great for foundation piecing. I love to use the poly tops that have the little holes in them as backing for the squares I cut from t-shirts when I do t-shirt quilts. I really don't like using fusible web stuff. The knit sews great to the poly and it is light and so easy to work with. It stabilizes the knit very well in my experience. |
Thank you for the great tip!
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Thats a great idea!! And places like Gabriel Brothers and Big lots always have items like that on sale.
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Originally Posted by wanderingcreek
What a great idea! I love the look of bedskirts but can't use them since I have a pillowtop mattress and unless the bed sits on the floor, I can't get into it very easily. That is what happens when you are short! LOL
Nonsense! I'm 5'3 and have a high bed that I love. At the age of 77 I go to bed easily. All I have to do is take a few running steps and hurl myself onto the bed, making sure to roll like they taught me years ago in a Judo class. Since I sleep alone, this isn't a bad thing, except that my cats sit on top of the book case and watch till I'm safe in the bed before joining me. Just joking, but I'll admit that it IS a kind of struggle to get all of me on the bed at the same time, but I love it so much that I'll even make myself one of those critter ladders before I'll give this one up. |
Originally Posted by C.Cal Quilt Girl
Great Tip.... and they end up on clearance, wonder what the center pieces could be used for ?? light weight sheers, or piece backing? Hummm
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