Sophia & William King Size Bed Quilt: Reversible, Lightweight Coverlet in Iron Grey Review

The price is impressive. It's soft and the design is pretty obvious. The size is great so I actually have the quilt hanging below the sheet line on either side of my bed. I think you might need a second one.

Nice blanket, that's why I bought it. like a blanket, I wouldn't exactly call it a quilt. "Sewing" is spot welding. Advantageous in that there are no seams to pinch in time 9. no seams, not even heavy. GENERAL. I wouldn't be at all surprised if a powerful bedside fan blew him out of bed. but overall i like it. It's attractive, affordable, and acts as a blanket when one sheet isn't enough. no complaints at all. you will like it I don't know, but then again; I have made.

Living in Arizona, I needed a very light blanket—just enough to add a small extra sheet when the air conditioner turns on, but not so much that I start sweating when it turns off. It arrived yesterday. I washed it, dried it, it turned out beautifully, I put it on the bed. Last night he gave me the cover I needed. It's very light, well detailed and looks great on my bed. The sizes are perfect for what I wanted, not long enough to touch the floor or put pillows in, but it's exactly what I wanted.

Spring is coming. The nights are warm. It's time to get rid of the blanket. We chose this lightweight quilted bedspread. It does its job and looks attractive enough if you don't look closely. It's not actually an embroidered pattern. . The effect is good. My only real "complaint" is that it's short. On a standard queen bed, if it is centered so that the sides and bottom hang an equal distance off the floor. It's not long enough to reach the head of the bed let alone the pillows. This is an…