Pattern to sew fitted sheet? + Target Dwell Studio review

[Green22]

Does anyone know of, or have a link to, a pattern for sewing a fitted sheet for a crib?

Or have any advice? I was going to ask my mom to sew a couple because I really can't find anything that matches the quality of the fitted sheets I have for DD (from babybedding.com). She is a good seamstress, so I would feel like if we had a good pattern, it would safe for her to make one.

Thanks!

And as an update, I ended up buying the sheet set from Dwell Studio - Dot Fun - honestly, while the fabric is soft, it is also very thin/chinsy IMO. I don't see it holding up to tons of washing (my DD had reflux so our sheets took a beating and are still in amazing shape). That being said, I am keeping the drapes and probably the bed skirt even though it has a short life span just to add color (and even considering the quilt/bumper set - maybe I will use the bumpers when he gets much older and if he isn't a climber) - simply because the pattern and the colors are so cute!!! They aren't a bright primary color at all - but aren't pastelish at all. Overall a really cute set, though I do think the quality is meh. But the price point, especially on sale, is pretty low so I guess you get what you pay for. HTHS.

Thank you to the poster who linked to the magazine recommending it!

http://www.target.com/p/DwellStudio-...gpa=pla&ci_kw=

[jerigirl]

You don't need a pattern, just the dimensions of your mattress. There are lots of tutorials for fitted sheets. Here is one:

http://www.danamadeit.com/2008/07/tu...ed-sheets.html

[mikala]

Prudent Baby also has a crib sheet tutorial:
http://www.prudentbaby.com/2011/01/c...al-part-2.html

[Green22]

Both links look great. Thank you so much!