Are you looking for flannel sheets?

[Chris H]

I recently bought Sonoma flannel sheets from my local Kohl's store.  Very nice and easy to wash.  Client's like them too.They are currently having a sale. ;D  Sonoma brand, twin set in a solid color (white, ivory, red, sage, or light blue) cost $11.99.For the quality, I feel it is a great deal.Just thought I would let you all know in case anyone is interested.

 

[the Christian]

one comment i'll add on sheets from kohl's.  while it's one of my most favorite stores, the sheets i bought from there sucked.  them seemed really great until i washed them a couple of times.   when they shrank, they were very uneven.  and i mean VERY uneven.  it was almost impossible to fold them because of how messed up they were.  they were NOT the flannel sheets that masthera has mentioned here though.  i think they were jersey/t-shirt sheets.  i'm not sure if this happens to all t-shirt sheets but it sucked enough for me to never buy them again.  does anyone, like me, use a twin size fitted sheet and a full size flat sheet?  i love it.  the only thing is that it gets tough when purchasing them because not too many stores sell sheets as separates.  usually i buy at walmart, i'm very happy with the sheets i get there.

 

[brown9500.v10]

terab, do you just fold the full sheet in half?  i have always used the twin flannel sets.  one time, i had purchased some jersey knit (tshirt) sheets.  i had the same problem.  they were stretched unevenly.  i can get them folded, but its all lumpy.  i thought about trimming those uneven edges off and sew a new hem.  it's much easier to retire them and stick with the flannel.i bought a few flannel sets from target.  it came out of the childrens section.  extremely soft and cutely decorated (sweet dreams theme).  I was tempted to buy some new sets today.. sponge bob, strawberry shortcake and care bears.  BUT.. i didnt.

 

[ilovesoccer]

Are you looking for flannel sheets?

Terab,The sheets that I used to buy from Kohl's were the jersey knit and I have the same troubles with them.I purchased a set of the flannel and used/washed them a few times first.  No problems.  I didn't want to spend money on sheets and then be disappointed with them as I am with the jersey knit.  Too stretchy, too hard to fold, and they don't lay nice on the table.  My clients loved them but, they love the flannel too.  

 

[Heywood Jablowmi]

hey dollz,i do not fold the full size in half, i use it just as the twin size flat only of course, it's bigger.  when i worked at a spa this is what they did.  at first i hated it, i thought "what the heck am i going to do with all this sheet?"  and now i could never go back to using the twin size.  i love, love, love using the full size sheet.  it really drapes much better.  (for me anyway)

 

[Pompal 09.]

Are you looking for flannel sheets?

I have a set of jersey sheets I bought about a year ago, just to try them out. Absolutely Hated them! They cling and stretch on the table when rolling the client. They are comfortably lodged in the yard sale pile!I'm totally stuck on flannels though. We have a "Job Lot" store nearby that gets closeouts. I got 2 sets of fulls with fitted bottoms, flat tops and pillow cases for about $10.00 each. I like the size of the full better than the massage table sheets I got. Having a little extra top sheet is nice for draping one leg without leaving the other uncovered.

 

[That DIFFERENT Teacher]

Are you looking for flannel sheets?

Building 19 is another option for cheap sheets. I'm starting school this week and so I picked up a bunch from there. They had some nice 100% cotton Ralph Lauren sheets for $7.

 

[Ellie]

I've gotten some really good buys on Ebay.  I only buy new, never used.  Target is another option. Expecially at the end of the year.  TJMaxx has some too.  But you have to get there when they come in as they sell out early.  

 

[KingRolfRocks]

Are you looking for flannel sheets?

Hi all! I just found some good deals on flannel sheets. I tried Target and Wal-Mart but they didn't have what I wanted within my budget (surprisingly! I think I caught them on bad stock days). Anyway, I tried Bed, Bath,& Beyond and Linens and Things, and both places had some really good deals in the clearance aisles. They averaged about $10-$15 per set, and the $15 ones are really soft Egyptian cotton flannel.

 

[prtyyngthng]

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P.S. just to clarify, those were twin sheet sets.