Does anyone else remember when some quilts were designed and made (in the 70s) where two top rows of the pattern were put on the BACK of the top of the quilt? The quilt was put on the bed, then the pillows were put on top of the quilt and the extra piece of the quilt at the top was brought over the pillows so that you did not have to "tuck" the quilt under the pillows? I never made one that way but thought it was a great idea.
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Originally Posted by stitchofclass2
Does anyone else remember when some quilts were designed and made (in the 70s) where two top rows of the pattern were put on the BACK of the top of the quilt?
What a good idea to start using again. Thanks for reminding me. |
Made more like a true bedspread...I like the idea. I do remember pillow runners not the shams of today that you put the pillow into.
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I do remember reading about doing that. Wow, for a King that would be one BIG quilt. Might think of it for a smaller bed. Thanks for reminding us.
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Oooh.....what a GREAT idea!!! Wow...we go along "same-o-same-o" forever then someone comes up with a great new idea. Thanks!
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Made a few of those in my time . and yes I made a lot of king size boy was that a job had forgotten all about those been awhile. Ha Ha
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For those who have made these, is there a specific formula for how much you "turn the opposite direction" to have adequate coverage for the pillows?
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Originally Posted by Wonnie
For those who have made these, is there a specific formula for how much you "turn the opposite direction" to have adequate coverage for the pillows?
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Originally Posted by Rebecca VLQ
Originally Posted by Wonnie
For those who have made these, is there a specific formula for how much you "turn the opposite direction" to have adequate coverage for the pillows?
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I have never heard of this type of quilt. Guess I just wasn't paying attention to quilts in the 70s. I have made a quilt that has a separate panel at the top that went over the pillows. There is a strip between the main part and the pillow part to tuck under the pillows.
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