Wash the quilt. Or I have a rubber brush that works well. Sold at any pet supply. In a pinch, rubber gloves work well too. To keep fur shedding to a minimum, you might try brushing the cat(s) on a regular basis.
So welcome Kathy! I know how you feel, there are 6 cats, 3 dogs, canary and dragon in my house. I am always vacuuming or brushing someone. One of my dogs sheds in clumps, it's a never ending battle!
I would shake it out and then use a lint roller on it. If you don't have one, you can wrap your hand in masking tape with the sticky part on the outside and rub it along your quilt.
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Wash the quilt. Or I have a rubber brush that works well. Sold at any pet supply. In a pinch, rubber gloves work well too. To keep fur shedding to a minimum, you might try brushing the cat(s) on a regular basis.
I have also used the type of roller that has sticky paper to get off hair on items, and the velcro type clothes brushes work great for my cat.
tacky lint roller
I would shake it out and then use a lint roller on it. If you don't have one, you can wrap your hand in masking tape with the sticky part on the outside and rub it along your quilt.