MAKing YOUR OWN SHEETS
Potter & Co bedding linen
$45 PER METRE ($22.50 PER HALF METRE)
Medium weight stone wash bedding linen 175gsm
Composition: 100% Linen
Width: 265cm
A medium weight, extra wide bedding linen. This linen is plain weave construction with long staple yarn both warp and weft. A stone wash has been applied for a softer touch, the beauty of linen is, the more it’s washed and slept in the softer it becomes.
Linen sheeting is perfect all year round, with breathability in summer and warm in the colder months. Making your own sheets with our bedding linen allows you to have high quality bedding at an affordable price.
Hypo-allergenic
It is not widely known that linen is a non-allergenic cloth. One of linens natural properties is to repel bacterial growth making it perfect for bedding. If you have sensitive skin and suffer from dermatitis or other similar conditions linen is known to sooth the skin.
Durability
Linen is naturally more durable than cotton. It is up to 30% stronger than cotton. This is due to the yarn being thicker but also a longer fibre resulting in less breakage. Linen sheets if cared for properly will only start showing wear after 2-3 years and can last up to 2-3 decades before need replaced.
Sustainability
Linen is also a very sustainable option for sheeting. Not only for is durability and longevity, but it is ecofriendly. Linen comes from the flax plant, which is a hardy plant, that can grow in poor quality soil and also requires little water compared to cotton. Linen is also biodegradable making it one of the greenest fabric available.
If you want to know more about how our linen is made please see our about section
The perfect guide to making your own sheets with our bedding linen
Fitted sheet
This is a basic diagram on how to cut out fitted sheets using the guide above for meterage. The link below I found very helpful when making my fitted sheets
Flat sheet
This is a basic diagram on how to cut out flat sheets using the guide above for meterage.
Doona cover
This is a basic diagram on how to cut out a doona/quilt cover using the guide above for meterage. The link below I found very helpful when making my fitted sheets
http://www.designsponge.com/2010/03/sewing-101-making-a-duvet-cover.html