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Monday 18 November 2013

From A - Liberty Lap Duvet

It's starting to get chilly here at night and as a result, the Mr. and I have started fighting over the giant grey blob of a down comforter that occupies our couch. Wanting something a little more attractive that would offer warmth and restore marital harmony, I decided to make a Liberty and wool lap duvet.

Liberty Wool Lap Duvet

This is Liberty's Mauvey print. Definitely my all-time favourite! I just can't get enough of the combination of flowers and stars. I think I have it in three different colourways at this point.

Liberty Wool Lap Duvet

I used the satin stitch on my machine to "quilt" it all together with some yellow Aurifil thread I had from this project. Finished dimensions are about 32" by 54" which makes it the perfect size to snuggle up with in my favourite armchair.

Liberty Wool Lap Duvet

Although I was a little skeptical at how warm a thin layer of Liberty tana lawn and some felted wool would actually be, I was pleasantly surprised when I took this baby on a test drive last night while watching the boob tube with my blanket hog spouse. With this baby in hand, I can probably hold off turning on the heat for another month or two.

5 comments:

  1. What a great (and pretty!) solution to your sofa quilt problem. It looks extremely soft and snuggly.

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  2. Love it! And the perfect way to enjoy a piece of gorgeous fabric.
    Great idea Amanda!

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  3. The simplicity of this really makes the most of that gorgeous liberty in all its beauty! and so cosy with the wool. My daughter is coveting something like this now!

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  4. Love this print!!! Great idea to put it with wool. So cozy!

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  5. OK, I would send you all the 45% cashmere yarn I could scratch up for one of these. I asked Santa for some Liberty (fat chance, he is chicken about fabric and yarn shopping) so I really might have to get to this in the coming year. What an amazing everyday luxury! Luxurious warm things are so important in winter.

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