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Making a "Hugger" (fitted on one end) Comforter

Does anyone know how to make a "hugger" comforter from an existing comforter? My granddaughter has recently been given bunk beds and I think it would be easier for her to make the beds if she had hugger comforters (fitted on one end). They are very expensive to buy, but it seems to be that a regular comforter could be cut down and then made to fit on one end. I just can't seem to picture how to do it...

Any help will be appreciated. Thanks.

Martha from VT

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RE: Making a "Hugger" (fitted on one end) Comforter

Do you have Microsoft Excel? If so, I can send you step-by-step instructions with diagrams showing how to make the corners. I cannot convert the file to gif or jpeg and couldn't figure out how to do it in Microsoft Word.

Post by Kweanb

RE: Making a "Hugger" (fitted on one end) Comforter

One suggestion - use a regular comforter and buy straps to hold it on the mattress. Bed Bath and Beyond is just one store that offers these - click on link:

http://www.bedbathandbeyond.com/pro ... asp?order_num=-1&SKU=10220599&RN=404

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RE: Making a "Hugger" (fitted on one end) Comforter

We have a sewing room that will convert comforters to huggers. Contact www.kidscomfortz.com

Post By Mike (Guest Post)

RE: Making a "Hugger" (fitted on one end) Comforter

Put the quilt on the bed upside down. Using large safety pins creat a "basted" seam along the bottom corner. Stitch and trim.

Post By Tania (Guest Post)

RE: Making a "Hugger" (fitted on one end) Comforter

were you able to get instructions on how to make the hugger comforter? I also am looking at converting a comforter into a hugger.

Post By carole (Guest Post)

RE: Making a "Hugger" (fitted on one end) Comforter

I have never done this but perhaps you could try this suggestion. Place the quilt on the bed and tuck in the bottom section as you would a sheet. At the corners fold up the edges to the top of the mattress and lay the top of the quilt over the fold. Pin in place and sew by machine.

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