Thread: Heavy quilt.
View Single Post
Old 06-13-2018, 06:59 PM
  #23  
nightquilter
Senior Member
 
Join Date: Mar 2011
Location: western n.c.
Posts: 645
Default

Originally Posted by jokir44 View Post
Think about making your quilt go all the way to the floor. I made a king size like that and it is really heavy. I didn't weigh it but I know it is significantly heavier than ones I use with a bedskirt. He would need the extra length on the sides to stay covered up anyway. I have to take it to a laundromat, takes forever to dry. You might consider just piling on quilts and blankets to get to the weight most comfortable and make a big duvet for the stack. Eliminates the laundry problem and most of the time only the cover will need a wash. If you actually made a 35 pound quilt that would be so hard to move around to put it together and can't imagine try to quilt on a DSM at all. Just making the bed would be a workout.
This is what I thought also, have 3-4 quilts and cover with a duvet cover use buttons to close, denim could make it weigh more. Easy to open and remove to wash.This would do away with the noise the pellets make.
nightquilter is offline