Turn Quilt Top Into Duvet Cover

The fabric store will have them.

Turn quilt top into duvet cover.

Turn cover inside out. Sew together the assorted print 10 1 2 squares in six rows of eight squares each. Join long outer border strips to remaining edges to. Sort of crawl inside the duvet cover grab the top inside corners of both the duvet and the cover and then flip it so you turn the duvet cover right side out with the duvet in the middle.

Make sure the zipper head is kept loose between the two pieces of fabric. Lay comforter on top of duvet cover. Open the duvet end and fold the batting into the duvet cover so it s a single layer that fills the insides. Sew in the zipper.

Awfully hard to describe. Twin size duvet cover 1. Design sponge has a tutorial for making a duvet cover if you want more instructions. I am also interested in anyone s experience or tips.

I ve been working on a quilt top that is almost completed that i would like to turn into a duvet cover for our wool duvet. Starting at the head of the bed roll both the duvet cover and comforter together toward the foot of the bed. Turn your duvet wrong side out and stitch the top and sides together using a 3 8 seam allowance. Get a really thick heavy needle one with a huge eye.

To make a quilt you ll sandwich the backing piece the same size as the top top and cotton quilt batting. I have been planning to do this too. When you make a regular quilt sandwich with the top batting and backing each piece is separate and you can take your time smoothing down each one as you assemble the 3 layers of the quilt sandwich. You can test it out with a pillow and pillowcase works the same way.

Once at the end invert the duvet cover opening around the ends of both sides of the bundle like a sandwich baggie. Match the color of the thread and the zipper to the duvet lining. Join duvet top to backing on three. My idea was to quilt it to a backing with no batting like making a summer weight quilt.

Match the color of the thread and the zipper to the duvet lining. Stitch in the ditch the seam in a grid to sew the whole thing together. Press seams in one direction. I was thinking of taking apart my solid color duvet cover and quilting the quilt top to the top of the duvet cover and then sewing the duvet back together.

Lay your inside out duvet cover on top of it. Join short border strips to opposite edges of duvet center. Then i could use the existing button closures. Sew on a binding around the edge.

One idea for layering the duvet cover. Sew a piece of lining fabric approximately 2 x 4 over one inch of each end of the zipper. Button or zip the duvet cover closed.