What are the actual dimensions of the quilt. I need to know, please.
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It sais it's Twin size, but we used it on our queen bed and it covered almost all bed.
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I sent it back because the colors were too loud. They are not soft looking like the picture. It looked cheap.
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68" X 86" - this is a bedspread, not a quilt. Can be reversed for a navy/white stripe. Fits standard twin bed nicely.
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Hi Matt, I am not that far on my quilt to know for sure. But I am planning on using it with my machine. It looks like the person in the picture shown using in it is using a regular sewing machine. So when I get this far with my quilt I will be winging it. Sorry I can't be of more help.
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It's approximately 42 x 16 inches. However, I would advise you not to waste your money. It's made for looking pretty but not to sit on. The fiberfill is not quilted and apparently of very low quality because it clumped up. The reason I said, "approximately", is because I had to throw it away. Also, the fabric fades. As I said, this is to look pretty but not to use.
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Hi, Eileen. The measurement is about 5.5" wide, 5.5" high. I think you could feed a full size quilt, but would have to roll it pretty tight. I quilted a 60" X 60" throw and it was not a problem.
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You will have to do your own measuring. My quilt is on a tall bed and it lays over the sides and covers the top of the dust ruffle which is extra long.
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I am not sure of the exact dimensions (and too lazy to take it off my couch and measure) but do not believe it will fit a Queen bed. If you plan to order it, I am pretty sure it will give you the dimensions before you order. It is not a heavy quilt.
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The measurements are exact. I purchased a King for the top but also purchased two twin quilts to cover the bottom box spring. AND it will shrink if you put it in the dryer....not much, but it will shrink an inch or two.
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i know it is huge, it covers my big king size bed and hangs down approx. 18" on each side. i believe it was something like 136" x 102" the biggest quilt i have ever seen. we can't believe how huge it was and the picture does not do it justice, it is beautiful.
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The latest answer from yesterday by "susan0624" is right on and I just finished a queen-sized quilt (108 x 108); it wouldn't have worked to do free motion with this size and all rolled up in the throat, but I used one of the fancy stitches along the seams and it worked out great; also, I think I pushed it to the limits with doing a queen-sized quilt on it.
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I believe the one that I bought was a Queen/King size, but I cut it up to make smaller quilts for children in the cancer hospital and was able to get 4 out of it that way. Good batting. I like it, and I found it easy to quilt using it. I hope that answers your question
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I think it could do a twin sized quilt without any problems. Probably bigger as well. I will try to get the dimensions when I get home and update.
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I get approximately 9 x 6.5. It's hard to get an exact measurement because there are some curves. I put my Designio onto a Gracie queen size frame. My quilt was not a full queen size which I would say is about 108 inches, but it was somewhere in the area of 90 some inches wide by 90 some inches long. It also was not really puffy. It was actually two pieces of fabric covering an old quilt that I used as batting, which made for a little more loft than usual, but like I said, not puffy. I still had plenty of room left in the harp at the end.
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I bought this for my grandbaby. It is a nice size 50"x60". Larger than a baby quilt but smaller than a twin size bed.
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Maybe 3/8's of an inch... It's not like any foam bad, it's just a fluffy quilt.
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From front to rear plate, about 6 1/2 inches. Width at widest part, 3 inches. Height 3 1/4 inches. I bought it because I am doing a quilting class here in the USA. ( we are vacationing in the RV, and my real iron is in Florida).. I wish I had it when I went to UK two years ago!! Hope this helps. Many of my class have bought this. I hope this helps
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I can't, but I can tell you not to waste your money. I bought one in a twin size and it shrank even though I washed it in cold and dried it on low. Then, I sent it back and bought another one with the intention of line drying it. I didn't get that far. I sent that back too because the stitching on the pillow cases was so poor. It didn't even go all the way to the end and the ends were loose instead of being secured. It's a pretty quilt set, but the quality is lousy.