Special fabrication of duvet covers, pillowcases, shams, and comforters

Abstract

An exemplary method for fabricating duvets, shams, or pillowcases comprises: providing first squared fabric leftover pieces of a first color; providing second squared fabric leftover pieces of a second contrasting color equal to the first pieces; stitching together the leftover pieces arranged in a checker pattern, wherein each first square is adjacent to second squares and vice-versa, forming a top and a bottom joint sheets substantially equal and rectangular, both having two longitudinal sides and transversal sides; superimposing the top sheet on the bottom sheet, stitching them together along the longitudinal sides and one transversal side by a sewing machine, thereby coupling them. A comforter can be made of one top joint sheet (produced by the above method), one heat insulation layer, and one regular bottom sheet. A method modification includes arranging a joint sheet from strips; wherein each strip differs from its adjacent strip or strips by contrasting colors.

1 . A method for fabrication of a duvet cover, sham or pillowcase comprising the steps of
 (a) providing a first plurality of substantially uniform leftover pieces of fabric, wherein each leftover piece having a shape of a square; each leftover piece of the first plurality having a first color;   (b) providing a second plurality of substantially uniform leftover pieces of fabric, wherein each leftover piece having a shape of a square; each leftover piece of the second plurality having a second color contrasting to the first color; leftover pieces of the second plurality equal to leftover pieces of the first plurality;   (c) stitching together the leftover pieces of the first and the second pluralities so that forming a top joint sheet, and a bottom joint sheet essentially equal to the top joint sheet;   both said joint sheets having a checker pattern, wherein each square of the first plurality adjacent to squares of the second plurality and vice-versa; the top joint sheet and the bottom joint sheet each having two parallel longitudinal sides and two parallel transversal sides; and   (d) superimposing the top sheet on the bottom sheet, and providing seams along the longitudinal sides of the joint sheets and a seam along one of the transversal sides of the top sheet and the corresponding transversal side of the bottom sheet, thereby attaching the top sheet to the bottom sheet, and forming said duvet cover, sham, or pillowcase.   
   
   
       2 . The method according to  claim 1 , wherein
 the stitching in the step (c) and the providing of seams in the step (d) performed by means of a sewing machine.   
   
   
       3 . The method for fabrication of a duvet cover or pillowcase according to  claim 1 , further comprising the step of
 (e) arranging at least one of the following: buttons/buttonholes, zippers, adhesive tapes, hook-and-loop fasteners, or similar types of conventional locking devices on the corresponding unstitched transversal sides of the joint sheets.   
   
   
       4 . A bed covering, substantially a duvet cover, a sham, or a pillowcase, comprising
 a top joint sheet and a bottom joint sheet, each including
 a first plurality of substantially uniform leftover pieces of fabric, wherein each leftover piece having a shape of a square; each leftover piece of the first plurality having a first color; 
 a second plurality of substantially uniform leftover pieces of fabric, wherein each leftover piece having a shape of a square; 
 each leftover piece of the second plurality having a second color contrasting to the first color; 
   the size of the squares of the second plurality substantially equal to the size of the squares of the first plurality;   the joint sheets having the first plurality leftover pieces stitched to the second plurality leftover pieces according to a checker pattern wherein each first plurality leftover piece adjacent only to second plurality leftover pieces and vice-versa;   the joint sheets each having two longitudinal sides and two transversal sides; and the top and the bottom joint sheets stitched together by seams provided along the two longitudinal sides and one transversal side, thereby forming said bed covering.   
   
   
       5 . A comforter comprising
 a top joint sheet including
 a first plurality of substantially uniform leftover pieces of fabric, wherein each leftover piece having a shape of a square; each leftover piece of the first plurality having a first color; 
 a second plurality of substantially uniform leftover pieces of fabric, wherein each leftover piece having a shape of a square; 
   each leftover piece of the second plurality having a second color contrasting to the first color;
 the size of the squares of the second plurality substantially equal to the size of the squares of the first plurality; 
 the top joint sheet having the first plurality leftover pieces stitched to the second plurality leftover pieces according to a pattern wherein each first plurality leftover piece adjacent only to second plurality leftover pieces and vice-versa; 
   a heat insulating layer; and   a bottom sheet made of a whole piece of fabric; wherein the top joint sheet, the heat insulating layer, and the bottom sheet stitched together, forming said comforter.   
   
   
       6 . A method for fabrication of a duvet cover, sham or pillowcase comprising the steps of
 providing a plurality of substantially uniform leftover pieces of fabric, wherein each leftover piece having a shape of a strip; each leftover piece having a color; arranging the leftover pieces in parallel and adjacent to each other, so that any two adjacent leftover pieces differing from each other by contrasting colors;   stitching together the leftover pieces so that forming a top joint sheet;   providing a bottom joint sheet essentially equal to the top joint sheet;   superimposing the top sheet on the bottom sheet; and   providing seams along the longitudinal sides of the joint sheets and a seam along one of the transversal sides of the top sheet and the corresponding transversal side of the bottom sheet, thereby attaching the top sheet to the bottom sheet, and forming said duvet cover, sham, or pillowcase.