Crib sheets - Etsy seller?

[catbus]

Yeah, I didn't have much look finding anything good on Etsy. But Land of Nod has really cute prints, and IIRC the sheets are ~$20 each...

[karinothing]

Did you look at Carousel Designs? They have cute prints. That is where I ordered DS' stuff. www.babybedding.com/crib-bedding-sheets

[mellymel]

I think CloudBee recently recommended www.etsy.com/shop/TigersTies?ref=seller_info to me when I asked about this and these sheets are about $18ish

[speckledfrog]

Do you sew at all? I was going to make my own sheets before I settled on what I was going for the nursery and they seemed fairly straight forward.

[ssmjlm]

I bought one from layla grace when they were having a black friday sale. I think it was around $20 on sale.

[Deleted]

Pottery barn kids also has cute sheets in different patterns for a good price. Sorry I don't have a seller on etsy. Love the quilt you picked though.

[ladygrey]

Mar 27, 2013 10:42:28 GMT -5 @ffbride0813 said:

Pottery barn kids also has cute sheets in different patterns for a good price. Sorry I don't have a seller on etsy. Love the quilt you picked though.

I was surprised at the good price for PBK sheets - $19 seems very reasonable.

[grey56]

I was just eyeing the Anais and Aden sheets on Amazon. They're made from the same gauzy material, but thicker so the sheet can still be pulled taut. (sp?) They're beautiful. My niece has one. Lovely! $29 though.

[MamaMaui24]

Mar 27, 2013 10:05:51 GMT -5 speckledfrog said:

Do you sew at all? I was going to make my own sheets before I settled on what I was going for the nursery and they seemed fairly straight forward.

Do you have a pattern you recommend?  I imagine it's pretty easy, but I've never worked with elastic. 

I have some leftover fabric that I want to do a fitted sheet or two with.

[justinlove]

Many of the sheets on Etsy are made from higher end designer fabric which often starts at $10/yd. Since a crib sheet requires 2 yards, the material alone is $20 minimum not including thread, elastic and labor. I don't know of any sellers, but did want to justify the prices they are charging. PBK does make nice sheets---they wash and wear very well!

[justinlove]

Mar 27, 2013 11:31:29 GMT -5 MamaMaui24 said:

Mar 27, 2013 10:05:51 GMT -5 speckledfrog said:

Do you sew at all? I was going to make my own sheets before I settled on what I was going for the nursery and they seemed fairly straight forward.

Do you have a pattern you recommend?  I imagine it's pretty easy, but I've never worked with elastic. 

I have some leftover fabric that I want to do a fitted sheet or two with.

They are really easy to make.  This tutorial should help you www.michaelmillerfabrics.com/blog/fitted_crib_sheet_tutorial.pdf. 

I made several sets for my girls.

[vanillacourage]

What pattern/color/theme are you looking for?

Dana Made It has a good tutorial to make a crib sheet - just be sure you're getting fabric that is wide enough.

[MamaMaui24]

Mar 27, 2013 11:39:54 GMT -5 vanillacourage said:

Dana Made It has a good tutorial to make a crib sheet - just be sure you're getting fabric that is wide enough.

Thanks - found it. 

www.danamadeit.com/2008/07/tutorial-crib-and-toddler-bed-sheets.html

[ladygrey]

swizz - this blog has a really cute nursery (they were team green as well) that seem to have a lot of the same elements you're looking for:

teamseasquared.blogspot.com/p/nursery.html

Maybe you can find some inspiration there?

[vanillacourage]

Mar 27, 2013 11:51:36 GMT -5 swizz said:

We're using this quilt, but I haven't picked crib skirt or curtains yet, but probably some color combo of red/black/yellow/teal and either polka dots or chevron.

I feel like Brie did her nursery in a similar palette and patterns?