Will I need a slip under the soapstone colored skirt!
195341
I would not. It is a very tight weave nylon blend with a sort of brushed microfiber feel, like hiking shorts. I held my khaki skirt up to the bright window and not enough light passes through to see my hand inside, even pressed tight against the fabric.
195342
No. Even though the fabric is quite lightweight, you can't see through it and don't need a slip.
195343
I bought the darker skirt but if fabric is the same just lighter you should not need a slip.
707969
This is not practical for me, I used it once then I left it and I am Using Slips (short underware)
187427
The skirt will fit at the waist not at the hips and it's quite short so you'll have to wear something underneath personally I'm a size 4-6 and I haven't been able to wear it once because it's too small
1943175
I have a Queen size and it didn't need a bed skirt. The corners (at each end) hang to the floor. The rest of it barely touches the floor. I like it and hope you do too. I'd be glad to answer any more questionsabout the bedspread.
639922
I do not use a bed skirt. I have a queen size with lifters, because I like a higher bed. Then I have a king size bedspread.
1017721
If the question is: Is this fabric too shear for a skirt? No, it's a nice light weight. Some of us might wear a slip if the sun's shining! I made several beautiful tops with my fabric and it washes and comes out of the dryer very nice.
415928
yea it should.did shrink a little when washed.on my queen has to have skirt,but is bigger than other queens I own
1478388
None or any. There is no space a crib skirt would show. If you used a crib skirt, it would tuck under the mattress. There's no space for the crib skirt to come through the wood to the front. It's a sleek design and really doesn't need a skirt, I've seen some who have forced the skirt and it just looks sloppy.
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This is a tough one... If the lambskin is of the suede sort, I would suggest that this is not the right product and I would recommend you take it to a professional. If it is a smooth, finished lambskin, then I think I would risk it. I would use a very soft, damp cloth and I would would apply the soap very conservatively with a dabbing motion. Really, it sounds like a lovely (and expensive) skirt and I would be remiss to give you bad advice, so maybe the services of a professional are the best route. In any case, good luck.
1897986
Yes it definitely does need a bedskirt. In fact I find it to be shorter then most bedspreads.
1162963
Yes, you probably can use a King size if you are looking for a bedspread look. Better measure you bedand how far down each side you want to cover and then compare to size of King. I use a Q on my Q bedand do not have a skirt, but the bedstead is a Pine Pole style with heavy side-board and I think a skirt would not look right.
2194785
Yes, you would have to put a non- slip material under it to keep it from moving
766859
Pretty tight fit. The skirt at the bottom attaches with velcro so you can pull it tight
714402
Seeing as how the skirt part has no heating elements in it, it's safe to discard that part and use only the heated area. I'd hem up the edges to prevent fraying. Otherwise, you have a good idea going there! I've enjoyed my heated pad very much and look forward to once again putting it on our bed for the cooler months!
1837612
I ordered a queen....I am very happy with it & my bed is high so yes you do need a skirt..I think the king size will be too big...unless your bed is super high...the picture with comforter is exactly how it will look on your bed ordering a queen...hope this was helpful
1235832
i have a king I do have to use a bed skirt,but my bed is higher than normal,i tried it on my queen bed and was a good length
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No, it's very light and airy.You will have to wear shorts or something underneath the skirt though.