White Stripped Polyfilled Quit

“Polyfilled” indicates that the quilt’s filling (the inner batting) is made of polyester fibers (man-made synthetic fibers) rather than natural fill (e.g. cotton, down, wool). A “white striped quilt” generally means the outer fabric (the quilt cover or shell) is white with stripe design (could be tonal white stripes, satin stripe, jacquard stripes, printed stripes, etc.).

So, a “polyfilled white striped quilt” typically consists of:

• Outer shell / cover fabric: white with stripes (woven stripes, jacquard, satin stripe finish, or printed stripe pattern)

• Filling / batting: polyester fiber fill (“polyfill”)

• Quilting / stitching: sewn through in patterns (diamond, box, channel, etc.) to hold the fill in place

• Backing: could be a plain fabric (white or complementary)

• Edge / binding / piping: stitched or bound edges to finish the quilt