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                    jetcat                
                
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                    hi all
does anyone have any idea where i can get cheap but nice cot bed sheets? My DD2 is getting her first 'big girls bed' next week, and what with getting that and the mattress, i am running short for the bedding!
I have posted on freecycle, but my local one isnt that good really!
Also, what is best, jersey or flannelette? 
                
                does anyone have any idea where i can get cheap but nice cot bed sheets? My DD2 is getting her first 'big girls bed' next week, and what with getting that and the mattress, i am running short for the bedding!
I have posted on freecycle, but my local one isnt that good really!
Also, what is best, jersey or flannelette?
 
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            Why not use flat sheets for a single bed, then they will still be of use when she moves on to a proper bed. Just tuck in any excess.
 OystercatcherDecluttering, 20 mins / day Jan 2024 2/20
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            oystercatcher wrote: »Why not use flat sheets for a single bed, then they will still be of use when she moves on to a proper bed. Just tuck in any excess.
 Oystercatcher
 Just what I was about to say, I used to halve them and just sew the edge. When DD moved into a big bed I put them lengthways up the top half over a full sized sheet in case she had an accident in the night.
 Now DD is 11, and those sheets have lined the dogs basket for years :rotfl:
 Cant beat recycling!0
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            i got mine from ebay as they arent the sort of thing you often find reduced in shops. ive got jersey ones but i dont think it really matters0
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            oystercatcher wrote: »Why not use flat sheets for a single bed, then they will still be of use when she moves on to a proper bed. Just tuck in any excess.
 Oystercatcher
 excellent!! many thanks!0
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            I only had 2 fitted sheets so if we had a run of wet beds or a vomitty episode would just use single sheets too...
 And once OH made the bed up and used a table cloth!A very proud Mummy to 3 beautiful girls... I do pity my husband though, he's the one to suffer the hormones...My Fathers Daughter wrote: »Krystal is so smart and funny and wonderful I am struck dumb in awe in her presence.
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            I bought my daughters cot bed sheets from Wilko's. My son now uses them and they are still in great condition dispite the years of sick and leaking nappies.
 I paid £6 for a pack of two, and I know they still did them at this price a few months ago. They are the jersey type but they may have the other type if you have a nose around.0
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            i use my old single bed sheets from when i lived at my folks (many moons ago, but i'm a hoarder! ) )
 work fine- just tuck em in!
 DS complained when i used flannel that it was scratchy - he prefers cotton
 HTH
 PS - just ask on freecycle for single sheetsI can't think of anything interesting to write here.........0
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            Krystaltips wrote: »I only had 2 fitted sheets so if we had a run of wet beds or a vomitty episode would just use single sheets too...
 And once OH made the bed up and used a table cloth!
 love it!
 i've used flat bed sheets as table cloths in the past :rotfl:I can't think of anything interesting to write here.........0
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            I bought a pack of 2 cot bed fitted sheets for £6-£8 from matalan.MFIT T2 Challenge - No 46
 Overpayments 2006-2009 = £11985; 2010 = £6170, 2011 = £5570, 2012 = £12900
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            Tescos have packs of two in now for about £7.
 Emma0
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