DIY Quillow [Blanket in a Pillow] - How to make a Quillow
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2024
- The DIY quillow cover keeps a fleece blanket neatly encased so it looks like a cushion, and when you are ready to use it just flip the sides of the quillow cover and shake out your blanket ready to use.
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It’s perfect for traveling, for people of all ages and it makes a great present for elderly folk who like to keep their knee rug close. Having fleece blankets in quillows makes for a neat linen cupboard too and the best part is that because they are attached to the blanket in a clever way they never get lost. The visuals and step-by-step instructions how to make a quillow make for an easy sewing project you’re going to find very useful.
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Thank you. I was thinking too much and that a quillow had to be woven fabric only. I have three of the blankets with sleeves. This would be perfect to keep them contained when not in use. Actually, any fleecy blankets that are slick and don't fold and stack well. There is a way to fold them into a self-pocket, but a real pocket would be much easier, and store better, or just be a pretty pillow.
Edit: I looked at other Quillow tutorials and yours is the best. The coverage of the blanket is complete as you've overlapped the opening.
Very pretty! I'm not sure why I never thought to make one for my blankets!
And so handy!
I am in love with this channel and again THIS IS BRILLIANT!!!❤
-Pamela Mettler
Aww that is so kind. Thank you
Thanks for the tutorial. I just made my first quillow. I used a thicker quilted comforter, and I used that same quilted fabric for one piece of the two fabric pieces needed to make the case. It turned out to be so thick, so I had to stitch it onto the comforter by hand. It still turned out great, even though it took quite a while of time to do the handstitching thru so many thick layers. Lesson learned!
Thank you!