I made a 42 strip jellyroll race quilt. It was to be put onto a crib, not be be used. It was too big as the original size so I cut it down to make crib size and so I ended up with two pretty much the same size.
My dilemma now is the child is in a full size or queen size bed and there are two quilts instead of one.

My question is: is there a way to put the two quilts together to make one quilt again without taking it apart or making a new one.?

The mom wanted to glue it together. WHAT????.

It will not be used as a blanket, why I don't know. It is just for show on the 2 1/2 yr. old's bed.

I made two so the child could have one to use, but obviously the mom didn't think that way. After thinking about it more, I should have just left it whole and she could have folded it in half to put in the crib. Hindsight is 20/20.

The mom stated that the one quilt is just a little shorter than the other one, so taking it apart I don't think will work.

Any suggestions on what to do, other than making a whole new quilt?

Thanks in advance for any suggestions. Jan in pa