have a minute email me your address. I made a comfort for my bed, my draperies and working on my dust skirt now. I made a bedspread and pillow shams for my girlfriend. When I get everything made I will decorate my bedroom. When I started taking Drapery and Bedspread making at Houston Community College back in 2000, I had to relearn everything I had learned about sewing draperies. If you are make a bedspread for your granddaughter, measure the width and length of her bed. Measure the drop. Add two times the drop to the width and add the drop to her length plus a few inches for 1/2 inch seam allowances and shrinkage if you are going to quilt or tack it. You don't want a seam to be in the middle so from the top of the mattress on each side you will sew what is needed to make it long enough. Add cording or trim to the bottom or in the seam allowances, sew your lining to it leaving an opening at the top to turn. Turn it inside out with top face down on the batting whip stitch leaving an opening at the top to turn. Turn inside out and close your opening and quilt or tack. Ribbons and buttons are pretty for a girl if she is old enough not to chew on the buttons. Standard measurement for a twin with 21" drop is 81X110 finished. 81-54 inch fabric leave 27+3 inch for seams. You can cut (1) 54 X 113 and (1) 30X113. Happy sewing. I will see if I can anything on this to send you. I know I have a scalloped edge bedspread pattern. A twin bedspread takes 8 yards per side if you use coordinating fabric for the back.