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Household Hints & Help

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2. put a piece of elastic on the corner from one end of a strip that's there to the other end.

Wed Apr 11, 2018, 08:58 AM

Apr 2018

That will help it stay. You don't have to bother taking the old off.

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Yall who sew, I have a question. I have some old bedsheets (I keep them forever) [View all] raccoon Apr 2018 OP

Take off old elastic. 9-10 inches new would be starting cpamomfromtexas Apr 2018 #1

Here you go.... Zoonart Apr 2018 #3

Forget the sewing, just buy some bed sheet clips. procon Apr 2018 #4

I never got these things to work for me. Laffy Kat Apr 2018 #6