A large rip in this sheet - perhaps from too many washes? I bought these organic cotton sheets on sale a few years ago. They get softer (and thinner) with every wash. They are my son's favorite though, so something had to be done.
First I hand stitched the rip together.
Then just covered the rip with a patch of fabric. I suppose you could do both sides, but this is the fitted sheet, so the underside won't show.
It is acts like this that do save the world! This sounds like my sheets! They wear from the wash constantly! I end up using them in the basement for fort making! Ha! I love your patch job!!!! Adorable room by the way!!!
ReplyDeleteI've been wanting to update it, but my son doesn't like change, so until he gives the OK it's will most likely look like this til college!
DeleteWell done for rescuing that fantastic bed set! They are indeed too gorgeous to throw away - and the room is so fab! I want to know more about that wall tree, those fun pillows...I'm inspired! Chrissie x
ReplyDeleteI painted the tree when we first moved in, when my son was 1. The bedding was a bit later when he outgrew a toddler bed. The owl hanging on the tree is made by my grandfather from Popsicle sticks. The Yummy pillows are made by Heidi Kenney and can be found at Kid Robot, she also has other fabulous art on her website. http://www.mypapercrane.com/
DeleteI love the acorn pattern on the sheet! Probably will not hold up particularly well in the wash, but it can be used to make something smaller...given new life.
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