The picture shows the quilt tucked under the side and front of what appears to be a thick mattress. Can this be done with a twin mattress 8" thick?
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Yes...my mattress is more than 8" thick and although I personally don't tuck it in, yes...it would be able ro be tucked in.
1759858
Our mattress is 8" and it fits great. It is not tucked in. It hangs over the bed skirt by an inch or two. It looks very nice, fits well, and is machine washable!
1759859
Yes, my mattress is about 8" and it works perfect, although I let mine hang over the edge instead of tucking in. I am very satisfied with the quality.
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I believe so. Our's stick up a little, mattress might be an 8 inch. The bed doesn't roll so we keep the bed out. When we do tuck the bed underneath, we lift up the top frame to allow room until the bed is all the way under. Hope this helps.
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I used regular queen set of sheets and queen size quilt. Only problem is that you can't tuck in top sheet.
2026774
I saw this quilt also listed as a twin (as opposed to a daybed). It's called the "Stone Cottage Fresno Quilt Set"
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I have a 4 inch topper on my king size mattress and the quilt still hits right at the bottom edge of the mattress/top edge of the box spring. You should be ok with a queen.
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Hi Matt, I am not that far on my quilt to know for sure. But I am planning on using it with my machine. It looks like the person in the picture shown using in it is using a regular sewing machine. So when I get this far with my quilt I will be winging it. Sorry I can't be of more help.
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yes, this is ideal for another mattress underneath. You could also put the mattress on a very low frame and still fit it. We put a crib mattress underneath coming out, like an "L" shape, and that fit well, it barely protruded past the frame, and allowed space for other things below. A twin size mattress fits well either directly underneath, or in an L shape.
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The quilt itself won't fit the crib because it is not intended for use as a comforter. It's square shaped rather than rectangular. It's almost 38"x38"
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No it is heavy canvas and would not work in a quilt. I would do a search for printable fabric.
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I would use the thinnest mattress you can. I have an 8" Bed in a Box. Thicker mattresses will work but don't bend as easily. If you like your feet pretty high you can feel sort of jammed in the bend. There is a retainer bar at the foot to keep the mattress from sliding down.
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More or less, the quilt itself is not very thick so you do not actually feel the quilt work. Still very pretty though :-)
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I would say you would have plenty of fabric to "tuck" under and that the fabrication seems to be less slippery than most sheets. (Think soft cotton T-shirt) The weight of your mattress to hold it down would be a consideration, I would think. I have a platform bed with a very heavy foam mattress that is impossible for me to lift high enough to tuck the sides under sufficiently well to "Stay Put".
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No it is not too thick for safety. An 8 " mattress would would just fine. I think the ones we bought were 8" thick. We love the beds and they look great. We have two of them in one room at a condo we rent. The only down side to the beds is that the top one is really hard to make up.
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I have the twin fitted sheets. My mattress is 8" deep and the sheets would easily accommodate a few more inches.
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It would look a little weird. There's nothing holding a mattress in place and I think it would look weird to see both pieces covered in sheets. I think you should just opt for a thicker mattress like an 11 or 12 inch. I really recommend a memory foam mattress.
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It is almost 13 inches thick so you would be pushing it with standard queen sheets. I use deep sheets which are meant for the thicker mattresses and they do work just fine.
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I can't say from quilting experience, but I don't see any reason why it can't be done. Same idea as binding. Maybe someone else has more experience with cutting such narrow strips.