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Sew-a-long: duvet cover

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Re: Sew-a-long: duvet cover

Postby clothmama » Thu Aug 04, 2011 11:30 am

MissFrodo wrote:I had almost picked the top made of knitfabric you showed last time as a sew-a-long :giggle:

I still think you should at some point!! :wine: :giggle: Thanks for organising this :D :D

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Re: Sew-a-long: duvet cover

Postby MissFrodo » Thu Aug 04, 2011 11:32 am

clothmama wrote:
MissFrodo wrote:I had almost picked the top made of knitfabric you showed last time as a sew-a-long :giggle:

I still think you should at some point!! :wine: :giggle: Thanks for organising this :D :D



Well I promise I'll do a knit fabric sew-a-long at some point ;)

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Re: Sew-a-long: duvet cover

Postby monsterm » Thu Aug 04, 2011 11:39 am

Would love to do this.

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Re: Sew-a-long: duvet cover

Postby MissFrodo » Thu Aug 04, 2011 12:35 pm

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My progress pic ;)

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Re: Sew-a-long: duvet cover

Postby tiyuricc » Thu Aug 04, 2011 4:25 pm

I've never thought of sewing a quilt cover (still ca't bring myself to use the uk term).

For a basic one it must be so simple, can't believe i've never thought of it :doh:

Will see if I can join in, but realistically I'm not sure if I'll have time at the moment.

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Re: Sew-a-long: duvet cover

Postby bekhi1983 » Thu Aug 04, 2011 9:05 pm

Count me in, my sister bought Callum a quilt and pillow when he turned one, but to be honest it is rather large. So I may split the quilt in 2, and overlock it. Which means I will need to make his duvet covers smaller. :lol:

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Re: Sew-a-long: duvet cover

Postby queen bee » Thu Aug 04, 2011 10:08 pm

I need to do a whole cot set, inclduing duvet cover, cot bumper and curtains for bubbas room (in VHC fabric of course :wink: ) And Lily needs a new duvet covet for her flower fairies bedroom. So I'll be joining in too.

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Re: Sew-a-long: duvet cover

Postby bekhi1983 » Thu Aug 04, 2011 11:03 pm

queen bee wrote:I need to do a whole cot set, inclduing duvet cover, cot bumper and curtains for bubbas room (in VHC fabric of course :wink: ) And Lily needs a new duvet covet for her flower fairies bedroom. So I'll be joining in too.


wow, do flower fairies still exist? I use to love these when I was little. :giggle:

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Re: Sew-a-long: duvet cover

Postby queen bee » Fri Aug 05, 2011 8:21 am

bekhi1983 wrote:
queen bee wrote:I need to do a whole cot set, inclduing duvet cover, cot bumper and curtains for bubbas room (in VHC fabric of course :wink: ) And Lily needs a new duvet covet for her flower fairies bedroom. So I'll be joining in too.


wow, do flower fairies still exist? I use to love these when I was little. :giggle:


Yes - Lily has a flower fairies themed bedroom. This is the fabric I used for her curtains and I have enough left over for a duvet cover, now that she is in a big girl's bed.
http://shop.norfolktextiles.co.uk/jane- ... 4838-p.asp

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