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10-12-2005, 07:18 PM #1Registered User
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How do you sew a duvet?
I see on another post references to sewing a duvet. What is it and how do you make one?
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10-12-2005, 08:23 PM #2Margery Bob
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ok a duvet is a big fat quilt like thing, filled with feathers or down or both.
or synthetic fill.
It's super warm and very light.
The duvet is always covered by a case, sort of like a pillow in a pillowcase.
You take the duvet cover off to wash it, and never use it naked like you do with a quilt.
You can use a duvet cover to transform an old sleeping bag into a duvet if you like.
To sew a cover, you take sheets of the size to cover the duvet (for a twin size, think double size sheet, for a queen size or a double use a queen size sheet)
and sew the 2 flat sheets around 3 sides leaving one side open. (sew a bit on both ends of the open side)
Put velcro for a closure or buttons or snaps or as I've been lazy and prone to, use safety pins
to close it.
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