Are you going to make a cover for this quilt? Maybe something like ripstop fabric or what?
Do you think the quilt fabric will retain moisture?
Are you going to make a cover for this quilt? Maybe something like ripstop fabric or what?
Do you think the quilt fabric will retain moisture?
Always be suspect of down pillows. Many are feather pillows centered in a down pillow... Many have reported that the "my luxe" pillows are 100% down . . .Originally Posted by SteveJJ
The real issues are: if you're looking to make ultralight equipment, you can't beat good quality down... That said, I have about 8oz of feather/down that I harvested from a down quilt a friend gave me... anybody wants it? pay shipping and it's yours...
John
"Do or do not, there is no try." -- Yoda
Some people just have all the luck. Awesome find man.
Life is just a tire swing -Jimmy Buffet
From the link above: "400-thread-count cotton dobby cover; single-chamber construction with 21 ounces goose down; 600 fill power"
Whether or not it has a foam core, you get 21 ounces of goose down. Goose down is reported warmer than duck down. Let us know how your project turns out!
"Pips"
Mountains have a dreamy way
Of folding up a noisy day
In quiet covers, cool and gray.
---Leigh Buckner Hanes
Surely, God could have made a better way to sleep.
Surely, God never did.
My local GW had a down quilt, but the tag said down and duck feathers? I didn't get it. Good luck with whatever project you use this for
Most my camping is above 50* I see no issues w what I have. If it were below 30 I'd find a quality down.
wow! awesome deal
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