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Here's your chance to get this item at a great price with free shipping and volume discounts! Buy 2 get 20% off, buy 3 get 3% off and buy 4+ get 40%. Does not have to be same thing, JUST HAS TO BE IN SAME CART Thank you, Martha
- Quilt Top quilt is printed on my computer onto soft cotton fabric.
- This quilt top measures 8"x 7".
- Comes with matching pillows.
- This item is in new condition
- Manufacturer writes : no setting agent required, color fast and washable. Please SOAK the printed fabric sheet in room temp water for 10 minutes to remove excess print ink. When fabric is dry SEW.
- I found some special fabric that will feed thru my inkjet printer. What arrives at your door is an 8.5" x 11" piece of cotton lawn piece of fabric, very thin. Some of my customer's prefer to pin / fabric glue the quilt part to their mattress and prop the pillows squares on the head board, others sew a back on and stuff thin batting, do the same with pillows but use half cotton balls instead. I hope that this information is helpful. Sincerely, Martha
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miniature dollhouse quilts
This is a doll house quilt top that is approximately 8" x 7" . I found special fabric that will feed through my inkjet printer that measures 8 1/2" x 11" and is called cotton lawn fabric. The photo in the listing is really what you will get. Some dollhouse enthusiasts take what I send them and pin it to the dollhouse mattress, cut the pillows away and prop them up against the head board. Others take a little more item and sew backing to the quilt and pillows and stuff with cotton. Thank you for your interest. Martha
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A customer sent me this note and I thought that I would post it with my answer: Love the quilt,,,Do you have instruction as to the best way to put it together. I could us a little advice. Thanks XXXXXXIt is really up to you. Some miniature enthusiasts simply pin the fabric to the doll house mattress, creating a fold near the pillow area. Others cut the fabric pieces apart, create backing for each piece, sew the pieces right sides together leaving an area for turning the fabric prices inside out. Once inside out, you might want to add a little bit of cotton or another layer of fabric to create the illusion of loft in your quilt and pillows and carefully sew the part that you left open. Please remember to leave a bit of fabric to hang over the edge of the quilt to add to the authenticity. Hope that this helps, MarthaI have done it both ways and I think that second choice worked best for me and is really not that hard. Good Luck :)
A customer felt that my doll house listings were misleading. She / he thought that I was not using fabric. They said that they would leave negative response.
PLEASE READ MY NOTE TO MY CUSTOMER. THANK YOU. MARTHA
I am so sorry that you felt that you thought that this listing was misleading. I have cancelled our transaction and issued a refund. It is not $8.88 because collects sales tax. The product that I use is called cotton lawn. My vendor has been able to create a process that adheres the cotton lawn fabric to the plastic. That is how I am able to run the cotton lawn + plastic thru my inkjet printer. I have started the separation process in one of the corners to make it easier for you to separate the fabric from the plastic. Some crafters leave the plastic on and pin the pillows and quilt to their doll house bed, others pull off the plastic and pin the pillows and quilt to their doll house bed, while others add cotton balls to the back of the pillows with a backing and add a layer or two fabric and add a layer of backing. I am sincerely sorry that you felt that my listing was misleading. I am going to add this comment to all of my doll house quilt listings. Thank you for your kind understanding. Martha
