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In the discussion thread: Has anyone here ever crocheted a queen size bed spread? [View all]

Mon Nov 4, 2013, 04:00 AM

2banon (7,321 posts)

10. thank you! Very Cool....

are the edgings of the crochet pieces and sheet pieces machine sewn together? It almost looks like somehow the edges were joined vis a vis crochet but that can't be the case is it?

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19 replies	Author	Time	Post
Has anyone here ever crocheted a queen size bed spread? [View all]	hedgehog	Oct 2013	OP
I once did a king-sized, granny square one.	sinkingfeeling	Oct 2013	#1
How did it hold shape over time? What weight yarn did you use?	hedgehog	Oct 2013	#2
I still have it and I made it in 1975. I used synthetic worsted weight yarn.	sinkingfeeling	Oct 2013	#3
That sounds	KC	Oct 2013	#5
For a project like this, a bulky yarn in stripes	SheilaT	Oct 2013	#4
My grandmother did two twin size spreads	csziggy	Oct 2013	#6
Were they granny squares? Please explain "inset" ..	2banon	Nov 2013	#8
No they were strips of crochet set into sheet weight cloth	csziggy	Nov 2013	#9
thank you! Very Cool....	2banon	Nov 2013	#10
On my grandmother's they were sewn	csziggy	Nov 2013	#11
Thank You for all your time and labor	2banon	Nov 2013	#13
Seaming...	pipi_k	Nov 2013	#14
I didn't know there were "seaming" pins..	2banon	Nov 2013	#15
Always	pipi_k	Nov 2013	#16
I'm Bookmarking this instruction you've made.	2banon	Nov 2013	#18
Not the best picture but it's what I have	csziggy	Nov 2013	#12
Granny squares	pipi_k	Oct 2013	#7
I made a basket-weave crocheted afghan once that doubled as a bedspread that looked like these pics.	pengillian101	Nov 2013	#17
My ex just finished one.	Kaleva	Jan 2014	#19

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