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press studs for duvet cover help
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No, neveroverlykeensaver wrote: »Well they are for my toddler so I thought they might need something. Does this mean that you don't have any probs with the duvet hanging out of the cover in the middle of the night:rotfl:?
. My covers are stitched along each corner for about 10 inches. I bought them a good few years ago, maybe they've stopped stitching them now? 0 -
thriftlady wrote: »No, never . My covers are stitched along each corner for about 10 inches. I bought them a good few years ago, maybe they've stopped stitching them now?
No the covers are still partly stitched together at the duvet end - there is a large gap for shoving it in so sounds the same as yours. I think I will monitor for duvet leak before taking the plunge with the velcro or press studs.
thanks for all your comments and ideas.:T0 -
Also, Dunelm Mill sells press studs by the metre, ie already sewn into the tape, you just sew the tape to the duvet cover ... just a thought GC - March 2024 -0
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You can also buy stick on velcro - so no sewing needed at all!0
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Velcro is very hard to sew on by hand. I don't think the stick on one would last long in the wash. The easiest option would be to sew on short lengths of ribbon and tie in a double bow.0
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