I putzed around on the dinghy a little - it hadn't been run in a while and needed some "exercise". Cranked on the first pull - and I'm usually not very good with pull-starts!
Looking backwards -
Looking forward -
Beautiful day!
Thursday, December 10, 2015
Wednesday, December 9, 2015
Making custom fitted sheet
Our berth, like most on boats, is not a standard size. It's not even rectangular! My process for making the bed involves using a queen size flat sheet and wrestling with it to tuck under all the excess sheet material.
I decided it was time to make a custom fit sheet!
With the sheet on the bed, I just went around the perimeter and used straight pins to mark the pattern.
I cut the excess material away - 8" from the edge.
Then I made a large dart at each of the 4 corners.
Then I just hemmed the entire edge....and sewed about 2' of elastic (stretched) to each of the corners.
And that's about it! A fitted sheet for a odd shaped boat mattress!
And here it is in place. I'm pretty pleased with the results!
I decided it was time to make a custom fit sheet!
With the sheet on the bed, I just went around the perimeter and used straight pins to mark the pattern.
I cut the excess material away - 8" from the edge.
Then I made a large dart at each of the 4 corners.
Then I just hemmed the entire edge....and sewed about 2' of elastic (stretched) to each of the corners.
And that's about it! A fitted sheet for a odd shaped boat mattress!
And here it is in place. I'm pretty pleased with the results!
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