I have several lightweight antique quilts(no batting in most of them) - will this hold more than one? I would layer them
1004682
The person I gave this to as a gift, said that she keeps 2-4 blankets/quilts on hers. She also said she loves it! When I looked at it when I got it, it was very nice, just never put it together since it was a gift. I hope this helps.
1004683
I have had this same rack for several years and have three quilts with batting on it and have had no problems. I am very pleased with it.
1004684
I believe that this will hold both light weight quilts. I have even considered getting another one of these holders for towels in my bathroom.
503624
Yes, I put a lot in mine. 2 or maybe 3 thin ones and the smaller catalogs. The big ones wouldn't fit. I just wouldn't put a ton of total weight... I mostly just use one folder per pocket.
1544816
I would think they would be fine. I'm sure mine has had 25, but 50 or 60 are rare here. It's got ample stitching and nylon ropes so they're up to it. Initially I would say yes, but as the fabric ages it's hard to tell.
2084166
Yes. I will admit that I did additional stitching to ensure that the batting stays in place when I wash it (I am a quilter) -- I have not washed it yet. I think it should be fine the way it is. It would be a shame if there was some shifting during the wash, so if you are concerned you can use large safety pins in the places where it is not stitched and then just removed them after washing.
1877235
Given that it's 100 years old, I am not so sure that this would be your best option. The case that you see is a black box with an acrylic shield which slides in from the top, leaving a small air / dust gap that may degrade / discolor your material (?). I am not sure if you are looking for something a bit more airtight. Regarding the space inside, it's fairly voluminous. I did not see the dimensions of your quilt. Plus, I would have to measure the jersey case to give you an indication of fit.
2051699
I have a king size platform bed and the quilt fits it perfectly. If you have box springs and a mattress higher off the floor, I wouldn't know if it would fit or not.
401910
I have made a Baby Quilt last year and it worked great.I plan on making a bigger one in a few weeks.And I see no problem at all
1604005
It is not a heavy quilt but not what I would call light weight, it is closer to medium weight. Now I'm comparing them to the weight of antique quilts not the new ones, and it is made better than those at say WalMart.
31044
I feel like this quilt is, if anything, a little large for my king bed. So, I'd maybe try the queen size... on my bed, it almost goes to the floor, like it does in the picture.
370285
That is what I have too. The ivory is lighter than the background color on the quilt, but it works for me.
688966
It is pretty thin and will probably get more supple with washings. As a new quilt it is not soft.
1142896
Hello! Yes, it will. The comforter is a lot of calming beige, mulberry, blue, taupe and cream, but it also has blocks of yellow-sage in it. It's a very calming quilt and much more faded than what is shown in the picture. I think it would go nicely with gold and green walls. (Good taste, dear fellow; gold and green is one of my favorite color combinations.) You couldn't lose with this quilt. And it's HEAVY!!!! Much heavier than I could aptly explain. When I take it off the bed to wash it, I have to "put my muscle" into picking it up. :) So it'll pay for itself on weight alone - plus it's nice. Hope this helps. Have a nice weekend. :)
442135
Hi...I love the quilt but haven't had the need to launder it yet...it is being used as a "topper" over a solid bedspread. I think it will launder well just by looking at the construction...well-made and seems of generally good quality...should translate to an item that would wash well.
1748992
I only used my Ravelli for quilts at a quilt show. It held a King and a Queen quilt side by side with all 4 extensions . . . however, that only attests to size, notweight strength.
506600
1 1/2 queen quilts. It makes it a little pricey but well worth it as the quilt will stay basted virtually forever, so there's no rush to finish the quilting. I just quilted one that I basted 2 years ago.
2070734
This fabric is nice & soft & lightweight & sheer. Using it in between two layers of a very sheer fabric would give a tiny bit of extra 'body' overall. I wouldn't say it'll act like batting, but it will change the hand of the item being made. It washes very well.
1369782
I bought this because I wanted a quilt for a daybed and it is a little smaller than a regular single bed. However, I will add that this quilt would also do well on a single bed but would not have as much hangover. I hope this helps.