But! Duvets rarely come in toddler size (there's tons in twin) and the only ones I could find that weren't over $50 each were on ikea.com, which had a seriously limited selection- like maybe three! *face palm
Then I went to Hancock Fabrics to get my fabric for everything...and it was kind of a downer. I spent forever in there because I couldn't decide what to get because I didn't really like any of the choices. But Eddie was in Phoenix so I thought being bereft of baby was the best time to shop. I wanted to make two duvet sets (potty training = unforeseen messes and middle of the night bedding changes).
There was only one fabric with boats on it, and one with planes. Lucky they were both on sale. The backings I wanted, however, were not on sale and I ended up just going with the choices at the store and to be honest, I don't love them. But I thought it was worth not having to go to a second store. I mean, now it's obvious I should have, but sometimes you just feel pressed for time and go with it, ya know?
Anyway, now the project is done, and Eddie is currently sleeping soundly with one of the sets. :)
But, considering I did make them myself, I am still excited about the fact that a pile of fabric is now transformed into usable linens. Here they are, complete with a matching pillow case!
(^cream&beige sheet- haha)


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