Where did you get your bedspread? Did you have it made?

[Anonymous]

I cannot find one made that we like. We are Considering having one made for our kingsize bed. $$$. Anyone recommend a site or a good place other than bed bath and beyond. What pattern do you have? What's the in style/color these days.

[Anonymous]

Check Macy's, JC Penney's, Overstock.com. Online selections are far better than in the stores.

[Anonymous]

Homegoods

[Anonymous]

Bought at JC Penney. It's warm and the color matches. Least public room in our home so I have no need for expensive decor.

[Anonymous]

have one made?

describe what you're looking for - I bet we can find it for you.

[Anonymous]

Soft Surroundings. GORGEOUS beadspreads.

[Anonymous]

How much do you want to spend OP?

[Anonymous]

Etsy.

[Anonymous]

Pottery Barn sells simple and plain duvet covers. We like ours.

[Anonymous]

It's not that hard to make. I went to G Street and bought the material. Cut it to side, pieced the pattern together and sewed it together. Took at 2 days in between of work and the kids activities.

[Anonymous]

Mine is a Matouk coverlet. They have nice things. I also like Serena and Lily bedding. What style are you looking for?

[Anonymous]

Ikea duvet cover, coverlet and sheets. Love it.

[Anonymous]

Pottery Barn duvet.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I cannot find one made that we like. We are Considering having one made for our kingsize bed. $$$. Anyone recommend a site or a good place other than bed bath and beyond. What pattern do you have? What's the in style/color these days.

My mom got a beautiful one made to order by an Amish quilter. (she got a card at a quilt sale, then talked to the woman about what pattern she'd like, and in what colors.) It was not cheap, and complicated (First got sent one that was the wrong size!) And she of course had to wait about a year for it.

But she ended up with a beautiful bedspread!