What's on your bed?
10-25-2010, 06:46 AM
#72
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Can someone post a pic or two of a king size bed with a neutral blanket and a smaller quilt? I was contemplating doing that (b/c even though I REALLY want a quilt on our bed that's NOT the one I made in college, I can't get going on it), but I can't picture in my head what it would look like.
10-25-2010, 06:49 AM
#73
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Location: NE Ohio
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My son just said to me the other day that all of the beds in the house & the camper have quilts made by me on them except my bed! I think & got burned out making large quilts because my last several have been lap sized.
10-25-2010, 06:54 AM
#74
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Location: near Washington D.C.
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The largest quilt I've made is for a queen size bed. It was a Christmas present for my son and wife. Because it was so large I used larger squares. I use my single size quilts on my bed. I had a dog and now a cat and they both sleep on my bed. The quilts never seemed any worse for wear.
10-25-2010, 07:12 AM
#75
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Originally Posted by Annaquilts
Cal King 120x120 It is a christmas quilt I made for my husband and it is the only quilt I brought in to have quilted. I made this as one of my first quilts and it was a bit much. I have made one queen size quilt for some one since then , have one Cal King top waiting to be basted, making two more Cal King quilts but it is slow go. for me queen and Cal King is just a bit much especially when you start putting them together. Eventhough this is a "christmas quilt" we use it year round. The intend was to use it after Easter till after New Years but I never finnished any other Cal King. LOL
10-26-2010, 01:39 AM
#77
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I keep a sheet over my Quilt cause I sit on my bed alot to watch my TV, I have a store bought one, my parents bought it for my birthday years ago and I just love it and don't want to ruin it.I can't tackle a queen size quit for my bed, my machine doesn't have a long arm and it's to hard to manever it for quilting purposes.
10-26-2010, 02:42 AM
#78
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Over the years I've made a bunch of quilts which I rotate on and off our bed and the one in the guest room. I always turn down the top of the one on our bed because DH lies on top to watch TV. Our dog may only get on the bed if there's a special blanket there (although he sneaks once in a while when we're not home).
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