AT:LA blogged about the hourglass bedspread last month, but we wanted to take a minute and look at all the other pretty cool fabrics that were recently added...
Urban Outfitters Bedspread Fabrics
For example, the hourglass now comes in turquoise, which we find much softer on the eyes.
We have this late-sixties style at home.
The vertical banding here could make for pretty curtains.
More birds...
As far as quality goes, we'd say the fabric is on par with that of IKEA - kind of scratchy. And in our experience the bedspreads are indeed unlined, which means they aren't going to keep you warm by any stretch of the imagination. On the plus side, though, the cloth could be used for a multitude of DIY projects.
Available at Urban Outfitters.
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I love their designs and have used them as a cheap fabric source for years for comforter covers, curtains, etc. It's cheaper than almost any by- the-yard....
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this etsy seller regularly has pillows made out of UO bedspreads:
http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=5228119
view selena's profile
just wait for them to go on sale. at ten bucks a bedspread, it's really cheap for how much you get.
view ung's profile
I love their patterns. I have one that I mainly use on my bed in the summer. It makes my bed look fantastic. I agree that the fabric is a little scratchy, but I have nice sheets with 600 thread count to compensate for that.
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