The duvet in this photo (on top of the two infant quilts), is made using a twin sheet folded in half with a geometric pattern. Sewing along the pattern, and stuffing handfuls of lambswool as I went, yielded a bumpy but comfortable duvet pad. It was firmer than I expected and would work well as a camping pad. To keep the finished end of the duvet from becoming too large for the sewing machine, I discovered that when I reached the end of the row, I could flip the entire duvet to the other side (and continue sewing from that spot) which kept the finished end of the duvet on the left of the sewing machine. Interested in trying to make one? Check out our lambswool stuffing!
New Product: Lambswool Stuffing!
Used in the duvet project above, this wool has been skirted and washed and is all set to go for a duvet project. Other uses to consider: camping pads, lining a quilted vest, or very lightweight pillows.