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How to fix bed sheets? I need general instructions on how to fix elastic that is stretched out on the edges of a fitted bed sheet,
Lynn
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RE: Fixing or Replacing the Elastic on Fitted Bed Sheets
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Post By guest (Guest Post)
(10/15/2007)
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RE: top sheets sewn to fitted bottom sheets - waterbed sheets. Sheet sets for waterbeds usually have the fitted bottom sheets connected to the top sheets. It has become more difficult to find waterbed sheets, even at Wally's World.
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Post By Little Buddy (Guest Post)
(10/25/2005)
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To Peggy. My great aunt once bought sheet sets that had the top sheet sewn to the bottom fitted. As you can imagine, this was great. I have since searched for these types of sheets but have never found them either. Is there anyone on the web site that can help either Peggy or me? Thanks.
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Post By nicole (Guest Post)
(10/16/2005)
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i want to make bed sheets for my childs bed can someone instruct me on how? i have a sewing machine i am dying to use.
RE: Fixing or Replacing the Elastic on Fitted Bed Sheets
The fastest way is to take 1/4" elastic, and sew it right over the old elastic, stretching the elastic as you go. Sometimes you can get elastic at a great price, and if the sheets are excellent quality, you could go all around the edges so that it tucks in all around the sides as well as the top and bottom. I've saved quite a few lovely sets of sheets this way, from friends giving me their old ones when they redecorate.
Laura in NH
RE: Fixing or Replacing the Elastic on Bed Sheets
We sell E-Z Clip Corner Sheetstraps that are guaranteed to hold your sheet on the mattress and they are very easy to use. You can order on our website at: http://www.pillowhold.com . If you have any concern's, feel free to e-mail me at: rick@pillowhold.com. As always S&H is free.
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Post By Peggy (Guest Post)
(06/28/2005)
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I saw an article a couple days ago for the fitted end of a top sheet, now I can't find it. Does anyone know where it is or how they did it. Would appreciate any help Thanks Peggy
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Post By bettymaze (Guest Post)
(11/06/2004)
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I am reminded about an old trick my mother used to keep the sheets of bunk beds from coming off. I use it to keep my two year old from ripping her fitted sheet off her mattress every single night. Use a real pair of suspenders and attach to the fitted sheet across the bottom of the mattress. Your fitted sheet corners will never come off again, no matter how old the sheet
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Post By Diana (Guest Post)
(11/01/2004)
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I fixed my son's sheets by taking a strip of elastic and stretching it out as i sewed it along the corners of the sheets. I also made custom crib sheets for my niece and granddaughter's cribs.
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Post By sandy webber (Guest Post)
(10/28/2004)
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I use the elastic sheet holders. You can buy them at Walmart and I usually pick mine up at any store or yard sale or thrift store that has them for less. You simply attach them to the top and side portion of the sheet across the corner and put the sheet on the bed. I find for my husband who slides into bed that these work to keep even the fitted sheets on the bed.
RE: Fixing or Replacing the Elastic on Fitted Bed Sheets
hi, my mom just did this to my sheets. she sewed an extra piece of material about 1 inch wide around the head and foot part of the sheet. we then ran a long piece of elastic through it, used safety pins to hold it in place until i found the right amount of tension to keep them on. stitch to hold.
RE: Fixing or Replacing the Elastic on Fitted Bed Sheets
i don't know how to sew,but when mine wear out i go to the dollar store and buy the sheet "suspenders".they come in a pack of 4 and are very easy to use and durable.plus,you remove them when you do laundry so one set of 4 should work for all your linens for the bed
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