Restoration Hardware Bassinet

sthrockm

I received the RH bassinet as a gift but it doesn't come with bedding.   RH sells bedding (bumper, sheets, and skirt) for $200+ (um, what?!?!) but does not sell just sheets alone.   I'm not interested in all of the extras and certainly not for $200.    I've searched the internet and made several purchases but haven't found bassinet (or Moses basket) sheets that safely fit the mattress.   Has anyone found a solution?  Maybe you found a brand that fits or have a sewing pattern to share? 

Thanks ladies!  

snowbaby1214

Um, don't use their bedding?  I would measure the mattress and go to BRU.

BackseatDriver

You could probably sew some sheets or find someone on etsy to make them if you have the dimensions.

Maebb

I just looked, and there are lots of custom bassinet sheets on Etsy where you can send them the dimensions and pick the fabric for $40-$50. Honestly, for as short of a time as you're going to use the bassinet (we did for less than 3 months), I would probably use a regular crib sheet or pack and play sheet and just pin or tuck the extra under the bottom, but that is probably not as safe because there's a chance it could come loose.

myrainbowbaby2015

We had a similar problem with our arms reach co sleeper, their brand sheets are $30 each and normal sheets don't fit properly. Our solution? Pillow cases!! It's brilliant they fit perfectly

MLC1990

We use pillowcases on the bassinets at the hospital where I work as well. Worth a shot!

BackseatDriver

Would a changing pad cover work?

kellimark

The pillowcase is a really good idea!

bustysinclare

ebay perhaps?

jessica528

I got a great bassinet sheet on Amazon. I think the brand is Kushies and it comes in different colors and patterns for an oval bassinet.

shivhare

I'm curious about the bedding you opted for. Did you end up using a bumper? I have the same bassinet without the linens. I tried a Carter's knit standard bassinet sheet. It's 14 x 31, which is a little off from the 31 1/4 x 17 RH mattress, but it fits snugly and safely. I found someone on Etsy who does custom orders (https://www.etsy.com/shop/QuinnsQuilts?ref=l2-shopheader-name) and I'm considering ordering some pieces, but my biggest dilemma at the moment is the bumper. I've read about oxygen circulation, the need for ventilation, and I know there's a camp promoting simple, empty cribs and bassinets. However, there's something unsettling to me about putting my little one into a wicker bassinet without any sort of padding. I love the bassinet and it's not rough to the touch, but it's begging for something soft. Help!