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take a normal duvet cover, and sew the sqaure pannels together, with an elasticated fiber (This fiber would have to be easy to stretch, so that no one was catapulted accross the bedroom accidently!). Then, when the inevitable tussle for the bed spread occurs, you can hold on and keep warm, whatever happens!
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You would also need to develop elasticated duvets. |
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I wasn't aware that "elasticated" was a word, and then I found references on Google. A replacement for "elasticized" ? Is it like color/colour? |
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Welcome [Luf], I'm not quite seeing this. What do you mean by //sew the sqaure pannels together//? My duvet cover has two square panels, but if sewn together with stretchy material would not stretch in the way you describe. |
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If you sewed the top and bottom together with many individual "spot-weld" type stitches, the sheets would stretch freely between said stitches. |
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Oh, and [sp] square, panels, fibre (assuming LU is English), across, accidentally. |
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