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[jan_andrea]

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Web site - toddler bed sheets

[nicole79.livejournal.com]

I was looking at your sleeping baby website (I found it when looking for a sling pattern to make for a friend who saw one she liked that a woman made for herself). In reading through the patterns, I noticed the one for the toddler sheets for the crib sized bed. I had a suggestion that might make things a bit easier for you with regards to sewing those sheets.

I would suggest starting by finishing two sides of a top sheet (the head side and the side you want open. Then, when sewing the bottom sheet, you can include the two unfinished sides (somewhat gathering the bottom to make it fit in the shorter seam). You can also include a bottom portion of the open side so that it stays tucked in better.

This would reduce the number of seams. It would also make the bed that much quicker to make (easier for when wet spots occur at night).

It is kind of a mix between your sheet design and the sheets often used for waterbeds (the top sheet is sewn to the bottom).

Re: Web site - toddler bed sheets

[jan-andrea.livejournal.com]

I had considered that idea, actually -- I'll add it as a reader suggestion :)