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Lining Bedspread.

20 years ago

I have to line a bedspead that has three panels on the top because the fabric was less wide than the bed. I will have the same problem with the lining. Should I make the lining seams line up with the spread or should I use only two panels for the lining, having a seam down the middle?

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grittymitts
20 years ago
Depends on bedspread fabric...if lightweight, the seams should match to keep center seam of lining from being obvious from the top.

If I were to going to the trouble of lining one one, I'd go ahead & match the seams.

Suzi
covehillsoaper
Original Author
20 years ago
Thanks Suzi,

The fabric is a nice weight decorator cotton. The reason I was thinking of not matching the seams is that I'm afraid of getting too much bulk in those areas, but I guess matching the seams would be a more professional look.
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kathi_mdgd
20 years ago
Yes matching the seams would be a more proffessional look,and it isn't hard to do.
Kathi

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