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I made a grandmothers flower garden quilt that was quite large..... 100 x115 but I wanted it to be long enough to cover the blankets underneath and I wanted to be able to tuck my pillows in.
Originally Posted by klarina
(Post 7990255)
Hello,
I would like to know if a 100"x100" size quilt will fit a king size bed or is it too short? Thanks. |
I make mine around 115x115. It is the biggest I feel comfortable doing with the standard 120x120 king size batting. I liked 100x100 when we had a queen size bed. Those will work on the king size in a pinch, but the don’t give us enough drop for 2 people to move around.
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I agree the ones I've made I made 110 or larger so they hang down some and not just cover the top of bed.
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Thank you all.
This quilt is a surprise gift for a family member that lives outside of the country. So I don't have a way to know how tall is her bed. I only know it is king size. |
Originally Posted by TheMerkleFamily
(Post 7990281)
I hope this link works.. https://www.pinterest.com/pin/418694096596856640/
It's a chart of quilt sizes with various drop/tuck options. If it doesn't come through just google 'quilt sizes with drop and tuck' Good Luck! |
The last queen sized quilt I made was 110 square, my friend wanted it to hang to the frame.
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I made a Calif. King quilt, but I didn't want it to cover the pillows because I made pillow cases to match the quilt and sit on top.
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