A quilt is not just a comfy bed cover: it is also a piece of art. The crafters who make our quilts choose quality colorful materials and arrange them into an appealing work of art. Choose from our selection of over two hundred homemade quilts for a quilt that best enhances your style.

Though the pieces of fabric are stitched by machine to make certain tighter stitching, all the quilting is done by hand. 100% cotton fabrics compose the top and bottom of the quilt. The batting sandwiched in between those 2 layers, however, is 100% polyester. This polyester batting warranties both heat as well as outstanding washing outcomes.

You will discover our quilts to be reasonably large in length and width. Most of our quilts are generous enough to overcome the necessity for a dust ruffle and pillow shams. Just as mattress heights vary, each quilt's sizing varies as well. You'll find we post the quilt's measurements in conjunction with the determined drop for you to compare to the size you are looking for. It is important to do your measuring prior to making a purchase!

Washing Quilts?

Fortunately, these quilts are indeed washable in a washing machine! We recommend the following guidelines for best results:

• Wash in a washing machine with cold water on gentle cycle.
• Use mild laundry detergent, such as liquid Cheer for colors (No bleach or bleach alternatives. No Woolite or fabric softener.) For the very first washing, add 1/2 cup vinegar as well as 2 tablespoons of salt along with the laundry soap. This natural remedy avoids bleed and helps to protect the colors in your quilt.
• Remove quilt immediately after the washer stops to decrease creases and color-bleeding.
• Never ever put a quilt into the clothes dryer! Line completely dry on a breezy day.
• Quilts can be dry-cleaned at your own risk, but we most definitely suggest washing.

Did you know?

Each and every step of the quilt-making process requires a specific woman's know-how. Each of our ladies focuses on either assembling or quilting. Therefore, a minimum of two ladies are involved in making each quilt. The ladies that sew the tops with each other specialize in piecing specific quilt patterns. Since each quilter's stitches vary, just one lady does the quilting per quilt. This system enables each lady to come to be a specialist in her field.