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Very gentle and peaceful video, and I loved the pace you worked at, the music too, and the pictures for each chapter heading. I would say that we must check the distance recommended by the batting manufacturer between the rows of quilting, as some batting may need closer rows of stitching to not pull apart when you wash it. The closer the stitches the firmer the quilt will feel. There are many styles of quilting, from Japanese sashiko to Durham feather stitches and whatnot from the UK, and then to quilt pointed tops as well. People quilt along the edges of pattern pieces, or ignore the pieced pattern and do an all over pattern. Some stitch with big running stitches, some really fine, so each stitch looks like a tiny dot (which takes ages to do). Some may prefer to use a thimble! The results of your efforts are lovely and you’ll get a lot of satisfaction snuggling under that treasure! You probably need to make another one, and another!

Considering doing this.. how is the mattress holding up 4 years later?

Hi, I was so relieved to find your video! I've been toying with the idea of making my own mattress for years. I actually bought a readymade mattress from Home of Wool and it was like sleeping on a meadow-scented cloud. Unfortunately, it got moth after a few months and I had to throw it away. Have you had any problem with moth? Also, when my wool mattress got a bit flatter and firmer, Home of Wool sent me some more wool and I just unzipped the cover and undid a few of the tufty bits, and refilled it. Perfection. But damn those moths. Am ordering the diy kit now!

How did you know how tight to do the tufting...??

waw ,, that's amazing l:here in Algeria ,we still use this types of matress today .Along time ago , women would buy sheep wool , wash itand let it dery properly before making this kind of matress .It's downside is that it's very heavy and defficult to clean

When washing the quilt might it shrink? Because I would like to make a linen quilt

Such a sweet quilt! Thank you for sharing!!!

What length and width did you make these? I really like them

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IMPRESSIVE !!! 👍👍👍👍👍 YOU HAVE GREAT PATIENCE. I AM LOOKING FORWARD TO SEEING MORE OF YOUR VIDEOS.

2:14 Does it smell bad like goat hair?

Hilary! I appreciate this simple and minimalistic blanket. I look forward to making my own. Thanks for sharing.

Looks very thick and comfy. I’m sure you could make one with half the amount of wool.

Yarn scraps in a jar helped me and it is pretty with all of the colors! 😇

" Standing Ovation " for your masterpiece ! Thanks for sharing , okay ?

Nice job!

New subbie uk🎉 I love hand stitching and crochet x

Great things at that market. I’m sure a hat with a brim to keep Sun away from face will help. That wooden chest you showed was gorgeous!

So glad you kept the orange skirt lol. 😅

Linen is a great fabric. This is so pretty. You are doing a whip stitch and a good one I must say!

You are so smart and I enjoy your feel good feelings when you finish a project. Youre smart for being so young. Keep it up.

very nice! You inspire me!

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Hello! This is a lovely video. I'm wanting to embark on doing some whole cloth quilts/blankets and this is quite iinspiring. BTW...the stitch you're doing on the binding is called a "whip stitch' - next to a running stitch, it's one of the fastest ways to secure binding.

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From made of cotton wool? I wonder if it's comfortable to sleep on it? I love soft mattresses. This one looks odd. I think it should be very comfortable.

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I been looking everywhere on youtube for ideas on making my own daybed. Im glad i watched your channel. Did a company custom make the sheets? If u don't mind me asking how much they did charge u? Please help. Thank u. Amazing job. Btw i like your voice. Calm and easy to understand

How firm is it?

They say when the student is ready the teacher will appear. This seems like the perfect solution for me. Thank you so much for sharing!

Hello, you are amazing! Thank you for sharing this wonderful video! After a years of use, would you share how you feel? The wool should no longer be so fluffy and the mattress itself should be firmer. Are you still comfortable? I also had one done a year and a half ago, but it seems to have gotten stiffer and my shoulders hurt. I will be glad if you share how it is with you?

Hello! Wonderful video! After a year of use, would you share how you feel? The wool should no longer be so fluffy and the mattress itself should be firmer. Are you still comfortable? I also had one done a year and a half ago, but it seems to have gotten stiffer and my shoulders hurt. I will be glad if you share how it is with you?

I'm from India.and I'm also mek a cotton mattress..with a good qwality ...I mek two type of mattress..simpal ....and box mattress

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Yo voy hacer la funda con una tela encerada para q no traspasen las plumas, tengo muchísimas he sido tapicera, este reto nunca le he hecho, pero todo es ponerse, luego le haré una funda para poder lavarla, en vez de trapasar el hilo, pondre cinta estrecha q poner quitar y poner, cuando la tenga q lavar

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Donde has comprado la lana, ya lavada y cardada

This is the most relaxing sewing video i've ever watched.

That was so dope! U just opened up my mind to new things. I am now going to make my own mattress

I've been wanting a Home of Wool mattress for 2 years. Next March the bonus check will pay for a custom split one I'll share with hubby and baby. A few interviews Rosica gave on talk shows got me to your videos. Thank you for sharing the making process. One step they did after stuffing was beating the wool with a flat stick. Did the cost seem cheaper when making it yourself? Seems like it wouldn't be by much with the wool fill being a separate cost.

Thank you, you have inspired me. I'm not in the USA but I can sew so Im going to make the whoe thing!!! big project.

Hi, I love this video and your content! I have a question, so in step 3 when you cut the batting and the top two inches shorter than the backing what do you do when you run into your running stitches? Do you just cut over them? Or did you make sure your running stitches didn’t go all the way to the edges for this part? I’ve only dabbled in embroidery so I’m a bit of a novice when it comes to sewing but I’d love for this to be my first project!

Oh I love the idea of hanging those mirrors on their sides! You definitely needed that Brooklyn tray😁. Have you been to any of the NYC flea markets? They have closed so many during the years so I am unsure if they are worth a trip on the LIRR.

I can't throw out Altoids tins. I have a bunch saved to repurpose.

New subscriber trying not to binge watch all your videos at once. I love the artwork and music as well as your content. Definitely wonderful to watch before 😴 sleeping. I love linen in the summer. So comfortable.

Lol you are so funny! 🤣 Thanks for the tutorial! Ps they sell furniture pins AND four inch safety pins on Amazon!

Love it girl!!! Go u! 🎉🎉🎉🎉

You need to redo the covering process. It's too bunchy and looks messy. Use some upholstery screw pins to put inside where you tuck the material. Or get smaller diameter foam pipe covers and cut to the length of your sofa, push into the tucked area of your material in between the back and the seat of your sofa also 2 smaller pieces to tuck between the arm and the seat of your sofa. This prevents the fabric from coming undone when people sit on the sofa. Do a better job of pulling, tucking and folding. Good luck

What are those fluffy white things you put on top of the tufts?