"Sheet Elastic" that I found in Australia
06-29-2011, 04:06 PM
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I didn't know this type of elastic existed and it would definitely make a couple of my projects easier.
After several internet searches, I discovered that the words fold over elastic gave some good results.
http://www.birchstreetclothing.com/g...=9031&colID=25
http://www.ctsusa.com/_e/dept/02-004...r_Elastics.htm
http://www.etsy.com (Couldn't get this whole link to post correctly. Go to this link and search for fold over elastic in the Supplies section.
After several internet searches, I discovered that the words fold over elastic gave some good results.
http://www.birchstreetclothing.com/g...=9031&colID=25
http://www.ctsusa.com/_e/dept/02-004...r_Elastics.htm
http://www.etsy.com (Couldn't get this whole link to post correctly. Go to this link and search for fold over elastic in the Supplies section.
07-01-2011, 03:24 PM
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CTSUSA.com looks like a great deal!
When I retired I wanted my own bed, so we bought 2 full size x-long beds & the sheets online are junk! I've been buying Queen sheets on sale & my dressmaker has been cutting them down for me - for a mere $. This looks like I may be able to do it myself even though I'm not a sewer!
Let me know how you go about measuring, cutting, etc. please!
Hugs,
Terry in NY
When I retired I wanted my own bed, so we bought 2 full size x-long beds & the sheets online are junk! I've been buying Queen sheets on sale & my dressmaker has been cutting them down for me - for a mere $. This looks like I may be able to do it myself even though I'm not a sewer!
Let me know how you go about measuring, cutting, etc. please!
Hugs,
Terry in NY
07-02-2011, 10:28 PM
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Originally Posted by Mornigstar
Is there any chance that you have a piece left that you could photo up close so we can see what you are looking for and also we would know if we ever get to use it as I also would be interested. Am going to a place in few days and can look at the suppliers.
07-02-2011, 10:29 PM
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Originally Posted by terry leffler
CTSUSA.com looks like a great deal!
When I retired I wanted my own bed, so we bought 2 full size x-long beds & the sheets online are junk! I've been buying Queen sheets on sale & my dressmaker has been cutting them down for me - for a mere $. This looks like I may be able to do it myself even though I'm not a sewer!
Let me know how you go about measuring, cutting, etc. please!
Hugs,
Terry in NY
When I retired I wanted my own bed, so we bought 2 full size x-long beds & the sheets online are junk! I've been buying Queen sheets on sale & my dressmaker has been cutting them down for me - for a mere $. This looks like I may be able to do it myself even though I'm not a sewer!
Let me know how you go about measuring, cutting, etc. please!
Hugs,
Terry in NY
07-03-2011, 05:58 PM
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Originally Posted by terry leffler
Where can I find the tute?
Many thanks!
Terry
Many thanks!
Terry
I did the tute in the Tutorials section of this website. Below is what I hope is an accurate link to it. If it doesn't work, just go to the Tutorials section here.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-134831-1.htm
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