Sheets! Not just for Beds. Look what I made…

[@gettheetothestitchery]

Oh my goodness the cherry pillowcases are adorable! Absolutely perfect for shorts!

[@Winter_Boomershine]

I always look for sheets while thrifting. They are great for clothing and lounge wear and I use them for quilt backs.

[@2corgimother]

When I was first married, I made lovely curtains from sheets!

[@vegemitegirl1971]

I collect vintage sheets which I turn into PJs for the grandbabies and myself.

[@lindaladner4949]

Great ways to use sheets! You did a great job matching patterns to the fabrics. I enjoyed this video.

[@bonniebonnie7149]

Your video is so inspiring! I thrift sheets too, and love your beautiful makes. Please do more videos like this.

[@christinegraham2579]

Thank you for all the inspiration for using old sheets!

[@Cambrilsbirds]

I thrift sheets all the time for practice and end up wearing a lot of them. I wish you would have tried them on!!

[@danaevans5849]

6:40 The pants pattern is impossible to find!! Love your thrift finds!!!

[@carriemeaway9837]

Try Simplicity 9132

[@SpeakTruthBeKind]

Wow, first time viewing your channel and you are so talented. Such cute outfits! You keep smacking your fabric - is it misbehaving? 😆😉👍🏻

[@maryoaks3228]

😍😍😍

[@SonalPatole-f9v]

how do you determine grain on sheets? LOVE the channel btw

[@paulinelarson465]

The horizontal grain is slightly stretchier than the vertical grain. Go to fabric store and practice on new, bolted fabric. Pull on the known vertical and horizontal grains until you can differentiate. Vertical grain is equivalent to the straight-of-grain marking on patterns. All fabrics react the same way, even knits. Knits do, however, also have an up or down to them. For up-down orientation, look at construction/ orientation of the knit stitches. Observe loops in a bulky sweater to know which way is UP. Some fabrics, like corduroy, velvet and flannel have "nap". Run your hand lightly over the vertical grain and you will notice the surface 'fuzz' moving up/down. Usually a napped fabric's 'nap' should run, lay, downward. Make sure that the 'nap' orientation is consistent or the garment will look weird.

[@carriemeaway9837]

Sometimes I can actually see the weave of the threads. Usually, I just go off the seams at the sides.

[@deb7793]

I could not find that one piece pants pattern that you showed. Can you let me know the number and if it is out of print? Thank you!

[@carriemeaway9837]

Try Simplicity 9132

[@joanhawkins8552]

Is the Simplicity pattern for the no side seam pants still available in stores? Tia

[@carriemeaway9837]

Try Simplicity 9132

[@joanhawkins8552]

@carriemeaway9837 thank you, I will check it out.