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After being filled, the quilt is stitched together. Of course, in times gone by, the quilt-makers did all the stitching with a hand-held needle. Modernly, however, quilt-makers use a sewing machine to stitch the sides of the quilt together. The machine-stitched sides increase the durability of the quilt. Quilters then use a running stitch on the interior of the quilt panels to hold the fill in place and add to the beauty of the quilt. All this work, from the carding to the filling to the quilting, is typically done by artisans whose families have been practicing these skills for generations.

The tradition of giving Bridal Bed Sets to newlyweds is not a new one. Historically, the bride would receive gifts filled with treasures like table linens, bed linens, quilts, and clothing. However, with the changing trends of the world, the one trend that is still on its peak is deluxe wedding bed decoration including bridal bed sets.

Bedspread cases and fillings come in a wide variety of fabrics, both natural and synthetic. If you have any fabric allergies, make sure that you check the tag to see what the bedspread is made of before buying. Tightly woven bedspread cases are preferable for allergy sufferers, as these help to protect against dust mites.