DH and I disagree about the weight of the covering on our bed. I would like to make a quilt with the lightest possible weight of batting that I can find. I like for the bedspread/quilt to have some weight and we still use the lightest down cover we can find even in the summer. Anything heavier and he complains about the weight pulling down on his feet while he is sleeping. I have had two different king sized bedspreads that have had to find new homes. It needs to be washable. What would you suggest? Ann in TN
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For the lightest weight use a low loft poly.
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Thermore is a good poly thin batting. comes in a gray plastic bag. Hobby Lobby has it.
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how about no batting for summer?
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If you have a covering that works now maybe you could make a duvet cover for it. Just a thought.:)
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Originally Posted by erstan947
If you have a covering that works now maybe you could make a duvet cover for it. Just a thought.:)
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Try wool batting. It is lightweight, allows ventilation in the summer, and warm in the winter, Also quilts beautifully. Yes, I know it isn't cheap. Longarmers purchase it by the roll.
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DREAM WOOL!!! the wool batts are (lofty-without weight)
light weight- breathable- warm in the winter- cool in the summer- my whole cloth quilt with wool batt stays on the bed year round and is WONDERFUL!
Originally Posted by ncredbird
DH and I disagree about the weight of the covering on our bed. I would like to make a quilt with the lightest possible weight of batting that I can find. I like for the bedspread/quilt to have some weight and we still use the lightest down cover we can find even in the summer. Anything heavier and he complains about the weight pulling down on his feet while he is sleeping. I have had two different king sized bedspreads that have had to find new homes. It needs to be washable. What would you suggest? Ann in TN
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dream orient, dream bamboo- are also good choices for lightweight-lofty-wonderful drape, needles beautifully
Originally Posted by ncredbird
DH and I disagree about the weight of the covering on our bed. I would like to make a quilt with the lightest possible weight of batting that I can find. I like for the bedspread/quilt to have some weight and we still use the lightest down cover we can find even in the summer. Anything heavier and he complains about the weight pulling down on his feet while he is sleeping. I have had two different king sized bedspreads that have had to find new homes. It needs to be washable. What would you suggest? Ann in TN
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Wool.
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