small to what size if to a twin better to buy new sheet if a queen turn inside out and pin to size that fits and then sew cut off any extra fabric and turn right side out and put on the bed hope this helps
Hi again! I answered above but here's that answer.
Use hair ties, for ponytails. Grab each corner and wrap one around how far needed to get it to fit. You could use rubber bands also but the ponytail hair ties are much stronger! Hope this helps!
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Hello Essie, Make a seam on the wrong side right down the middle of the length. Hope that helps
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small to what size if to a twin better to buy new sheet if a queen turn inside out and pin to size that fits and then sew cut off any extra fabric and turn right side out and put on the bed hope this helps
Hi again! I answered above but here's that answer.
Use hair ties, for ponytails. Grab each corner and wrap one around how far needed to get it to fit. You could use rubber bands also but the ponytail hair ties are much stronger! Hope this helps!
All of these are good suggestions, although it would bother me to have a seam right down the center, maybe you would not mind it at all.
Pennie's idea would work well, but a bit more labor intensive and skill required.
You can fold it around the mattress, tucking it underneath and then anchor it with elastic bed sheet clips they sell on Amazon or Bed Bath Beyond.