Fringed bed throw

021I was actually really surprised by how much this bed throw added to this room. Our bedding is a really simple off-white and the throw really brought together the colors in the room. We have lots of gorgeous trim to choose from. I used a beaded fringe on the edges of this. A pretty easy project that can add quite a bit of dimension to a room!

 

 

 

 

Supplies

Leopold Persimmon
Leopold Persimmon
H32-D fringe
H32-D fringe

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Pattern

The width of the fabric will be the part that is folded up into the throw. The yardage you purchase will be the width of the bed. I have a king size bed, and I wanted it to hang over the sides a bit, so I used 2.5 yards. Your trim needs to be twice the width of your fabric. Most decorator fabric is about 54″, so I used three yards of trim (you need enough to fold over the sides just a touch).

 

Process

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Trim the selvages off your fabric.

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Press over a small hem, maybe 1/4″, on a long side.

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Press over again and pin.

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Stitch the hem. Repeat on the other side.

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Hem the short sides of the fabric and then pin the fringe on.

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You’ll want it to extend a bit past the edge so it can fold over. You’ll want it to extend a bit farther than I’ve shown in this photo, so it can fold over twice and conceal the raw edge.

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After stitching the trim in place, fold the ends to the back, folding the raw edge under (the trims really unravel!). Hand stitch in place on all four corners.

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It will look like this from the front …

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… and this from the back.

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