The way of all things
Darn. Usually it's the seats of my pants that do this.
I was just thinking when I stripped the bed this morning, "These sheets are really old, but they've gotten so soft!" I guess you can't sleep on the same cotton sheets almost every night for almost ten years without them wearing out eventually. My mom knew. Last Christmas she gave me a new set of sheets. (Actually, since I did all her shopping last year, she told me what to get and I went and picked it out from among the few choices available at Wal-Mart.) They're really more for guests: smooth, cream colored with scalloped trim. But they'll do until I can get some more white cotton ones.
Ideas for recycling a white cotton fitted sheet that's worn through right in the middle? I can always rip it up and braid into tug toys for Memphis, but it's pretty big as rags go. There might be better uses.
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I was just thinking when I stripped the bed this morning, "These sheets are really old, but they've gotten so soft!" I guess you can't sleep on the same cotton sheets almost every night for almost ten years without them wearing out eventually. My mom knew. Last Christmas she gave me a new set of sheets. (Actually, since I did all her shopping last year, she told me what to get and I went and picked it out from among the few choices available at Wal-Mart.) They're really more for guests: smooth, cream colored with scalloped trim. But they'll do until I can get some more white cotton ones.
Ideas for recycling a white cotton fitted sheet that's worn through right in the middle? I can always rip it up and braid into tug toys for Memphis, but it's pretty big as rags go. There might be better uses.
This entry was also posted at http://rustydog.dreamwidth.org/1127612.html. You may comment at either place.