Childhood
Fun Inside Quilts
- Quilt Making Review
Many of us do remember the fun we had as
children playing under quilts during winters.
It was fun like fun ought to be - unstoppable
and hilarious. Whether it is a hand made quilt
or a professionally designed one, quilts are
more than just a bed dressing. They are an
integral part of our memories and our
culture.
The winter season
brings with it a change in climate and
temperature. It is the time to stay indoors at
night. Days are short, and it gets dark sooner
than at any other time. The year-end vacations
have just begun. What time could be better than
this to have a hot cup of tea in bed, wrapped
between sheets of a hand-made quilt?
For children this is
the chance of a lifetime to fight with each
other inside quilts. For one thing, the noise
made is less, and no one gets to see the
action! The quilt also acts like a protective
cover, absorbing the elbow pushes or sudden
falls outside the bed. The closeness also
ensures no hard blows are delivered by mistake.
Real fun fighting for real kids.
It is the softness and
the strength of the quilt that makes it ideal
for long term bedding requirements. The
colorful patterns never fail to attract
children's attention as they lie wrapped in a
cozy warmness that goes deep inside their thin
frames. How kids love to stay inside quilts and
play with its multi-colored borders until they
fall asleep! The intricate patterns keep their
playful minds busy trying to understand the
pattern in its logical structure and
beauty.
Quilt making at home
can be difficult for beginners. With some
training, it should be possible to make hand
made quilts with your chosen colors and
designs. Not only would they give family
members a good time, it would be a pleasure to
look at them in the future with cherished
memories of times spent together.
For more information
on quilts and quilt making, visit - <a
href="http://www.quilting-book.info">Quilting
Book</a>
About the author:
The author is a freelance writer associated
with http://www.quilting-book.info
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