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S3343212 Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
Quilt vs comforter
What is the difference between quilt and comforter?
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Hello, s-- and welcome to English Forums. A comforter is a big thick covering, two layers stuffed with filler and stitched very loosely together, while a quilt is thinner, sewn together at more intevals, and generally in a decorative pattern. At least, that has been my experience.
- Hello, s-- and welcome to English Forums.
- A comforter is a big thick covering, two layers stuffed with filler and stitched very loosely together, while a quilt is thinner, sewn together at more intevals, and generally in a decorative pattern.
- At least, that has been my experience.
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Hello, s-- and welcome to English Forums.
A comforter is a big thick covering, two layers stuffed with filler and stitched very loosely together, while a quilt is thinner, sewn together at more intevals, and generally in a decorative pattern. At least, that has been my experience.
A comforter is a big thick covering, two layers stuffed with filler and stitched very loosely together, while a quilt is thinner, sewn together at more intevals, and generally in a decorative pattern. At least, that has been my experience.
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Thank you! Then do you know what is the difference of quilt from blanket?
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A blanket has no filler; it is a single layer of warm fabric.
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Also, the top layer of a quilt is generally made of many small pieces of fabric sewn together in a decorative pattern.
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