September 19, 2015

Quilt Big Projects With Ease!

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Most of the quilts I make are bed size with a few lap quilts and even fewer table toppers and wall hangings.  Most custom orders are queen size quilts with an occasional twin or king thrown in, though kings are rare because they are very expensive.  If you were to tour my home {come on over!}, you'd find very few small quilts, a few lap quilts, a handmade quilt on every bed, and sometimes a queen quilt on the living room wall.

I'm not really sure why I am so much more likely to make a bed-sized quilt; they take cost more, take longer, and are a lot more work.  They do seem to sell better than lap quilts in my Etsy shop, so that plays a part in it, I'm sure.

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3 comments :

Marjorie's Busy Corner said...

Same here here.....most folks aren't looking for a small quilt. that's why I make mainly queens.

barbara woods said...

i make queen sized so my family can use them on their beds. most of them heat with power and during a bad storm it goes off.

Unknown said...

Mrs. Myra, you sound just like me! It seems all I have done while I'm off work (had surgery) is troll the internet looking at stuff on Pinterest, Blogloving',or watching tutorials on the internet. I have not sewn a single stitch, and I've so much to do before Christmas. Both of my grandchildren have requested a quilt (girl 5 & boy 7), and my daughter wants one, too. Also, I want to make a nice ballerina doll for Leionna (dancing classes now), and a lion for Tristan (school mascot). I have the patterns all picked out, but haven't bought the fabric for anything yet! What is a single granny with all of this time on her hands to do when the laptop is staring at me everyday! LOL