How to make a Quick Duvet

Holiday sheets are on sale! Why not amke a quick and easy and fun Duvet to keep you warm or a friend warm this deep cold winter?
Duvets are expensive but with these holiday and seasonal sheets on sale it becomes cheap to amake and wonderful to give and get.

The duvet that I am making is made from Goodwill sheet sets. They were on sale for 1.50 a full size flat sheet. So I got 2 that work well together. Then I bought some inexpensive Cluster fill at Walmart.
I prefer Soft Touch Polyfill as its acts more like Down and is better at washing.
But this did not cost that much and I will post the picture when I am done.

Difficulty: Easy

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

• Two flat or top sheets of the same size.
• Thread
• at least 5 bags of Soft Touch Polyfill(or 4 of cluster type fill or old pillows)
• Scissors
• Pins
• Sewing machine
• Two hours

1. 
    
   Sheet. Rightsides together and pinned and sewed around three sides

   Lay out sheets on the floor, with printed sides together. If using plain sheets make sure the edge where you can see the fold is up. Pin and sew along three sides.

2. Turn rightside out and sew a top stitch all around three edges again.

3. 
    
   Sheets turned right side out with pinned and sewn channels

   Now pin three to four long channels from open top to bottom. Using big handfuls stuff the channel at he bottom.

4. 
    
   filling channels, pinn and sew across to make squares

   Fill all three channels just 1/8 then stitch across making squares. Stuff again and stitch. Doing this all the way up to the top.

5. 
    
   This is the finished duvet. Real photo coming soon

   When you stitch the top sew two extra rows at the top to lock on the fluff.

Tips & Warnings

• Buy sheets that are of good quality at GoodWill, Amvets or thrift stores.
• You can use Old pillows to recycle when you buy new pillows to reduce cost of buying polyfill
• Add Tassles to teh corners to add glitz.
• Use contrasting thread or decorative stitches to your top stitching
• Make sure what ever you fil with it's washable!