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Oct
14
Thrifted sheets are one of my favorite sources of vintage yardage. Of course, sheets don’t come in the standard 44″ or 60″ widths we’re used to seeing in the fabric store. Luck for us, Crafting a Green World gives the measurements of standard sheet sizes so we’ll know just how much fabric we’re getting when we bring home some vintage bed linens. Get the measurements from Crafting a Green World.
[photo from Crafting a Green World]
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