Quilt Pattern
Hello, I'm Looking for a Quilt Pattern Called "Giant Puff Doll Quilt". I Have searched on the web and asked around the fabric shops. If Anyone Here knows where to find this pattern. Please let me know. It's Sooooo Cute I Would love to make this quilt For my Lil Neice. Thank You Joanna
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That is a cute quilt. For those who would like to see it.
https://www.pinterest.com/pin/218987600605356084/ It is basically a biscuit quilt, with attached people parts....head, arms, legs & feet. The pieces appear to be 10 or 12 inch blocks. It shouldn't be that hard to make without a pattern. |
It looks scary! Like being swallowed up by a monster... Maybe if you make the head/face cuter?
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May be smaller puffs would make it look like a giant on the bed. I'm sure I have seen one much smaller.
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Besides all of the above I do think "lighter" fabric choices would also make this cute!
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As said before, it is a simple biscuit quilt probably from the 80s. I would make the face cuter because those weren't very pretty people to be sleeping with. I might just have a scary nightmare.
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Originally Posted by sewbizgirl
(Post 7540437)
It looks scary! Like being swallowed up by a monster... Maybe if you make the head/face cuter?
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That is so darned cute!
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The person who made the quilt is calling it a "Bubble" quilt . I have only hear of that kind of quilt being
called a Puff or biscuit quilt. I have made several "puff" quilts and that kind of quilt is not hard to make. After making your quilt enlarge a pattern for head and arm and attach to your quilt. I will tell you this kind of quilt is hard to wash and dry. I take mine to laundry mat and wash and bring it home ..Hang up to dry...Fluff in dryer after the quilt is line dried. If I come across this pattern ,I will post the "Giant puff doll quilt" for you. I hope this helps. Good luck , Maybe someone on the board would be kind enough to do a tutorial on how to do a quilt like this. I am not to good at tutorial or drawing. I don't know how you could go about putting in a suggestion to get a tutorial wrote up and posted. Does Anyone? [h=3][/h] |
Originally Posted by PaperPrincess
(Post 7540581)
I'm so glad you said this and I'm not the only one who thought that!
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Not really my thing either.
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I agree that is a scary quilt.
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I know how to make one but do not know how to write to be understandable but really very easy and when we made them they were east to wash and dry as each puff or biscuit was stuffed with old panty hose and a pattern for the raggedy ann doll was used that was when kids loved raggedy ann each biscuit was stitched around turned and stuffed and hand stitched together
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I made a biscuit (puff) quilt that just barely hangs over the edge of a standard size bed. It is a JOB to wash it. HEAVY. But it sure is warm when electricity goes off and you need something warm over you.
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I remember, years ago, some one suggested in a quilt magazine that the puffs should be stuffed with chopped nylon stockings in order to dry more quickly.
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