Can I cut this down to fit a mini crib mattress? (37" x 23 7/8") Will it unravel? Can I bind the edge on a sewing machine?
1152783
Honestly, I'm not sure, but I'm going to venture that it wouldn't work very well.
1836229
Don't think so. Lots of falling, etc makes it a bit dangerous. Btw, mine got a massive rip along the seam. While I like to sew, I'm a bit annoyed as it was pretty expensive. Good luck
1503820
manufacturer specs show minimum width 35"......if you cut the rod shorter than spec, it probably won't fold as designed
110794
Set at the smallest point, it's 26 inches. There are two elastic bands that you could easily fold and sew to a smaller size.
1460535
The top quilted area of the pad will shrink a bit in the wash even in cold wash and hang dry. However, it still fit the crib mattress after shrinking. Just left about a quarter inch around the mattress covered only by stretchie fitted part.
1500807
It folds in quarters = approximately 14 x 10-1/2 x 1" thick when compressed. I don't sew, but the sides like seam binding so I think it could be done.When using a steam iron, I have found that the steam soaks thru the cloth.
1946811
Since the product is designed to be taped down to fit your crib mattress, you should be able to secure it further to make it fit a pack-n-play. It might not be as smooth and flat, but it could be done.
12017
Yes, you can cut it to fit. However, it wont be easy and it wont come out with a perfect edge, but no one will see it once the sheets go on. I think, so, Ive read, that you can cut nice clean edges on foam with an electric knife. You may want to give it a try! I would measure and mark an exact chalk line to use as a guide for cutting. Good Luck!
829347
I would agree that it is bigger than a mini-bassinet mattress. Instead of cutting it (which means you could reuse it once you move into a bigger crib) you could just tap the ends and sides to fit your mattress.
689435
I don't know. This fits a standard crib mattress perfectly. So I assume your mattress is much smaller. However, this cover shrinks and is very tight on the standard crib mattress. In fact they only recommend drying on low to avoid extreme shrinkage. You cld try and intentionally shrink it to see if it fits
1751948
I love this mattress pad. Trimming it would be rather tricking. Not sure how you would cut it. I would advise buying a twin size.
2139560
The pad is whip stitched on the edges. I'm not sure what would happen if you cut that off unless you have a machine to re-stitch the edges.
1874281
It can be cut but it's fiberglass cloth once cut will unravel .. The perimeter has a seam sewn around it to prevent the cloth from unraveling. Hope this helps.
2146509
It won't be the prettiest closure seams if you do, but you would be able to sew it. If a home sewing machine can't handle it, take it to somewhere that does alterations or an upholstery shop. Their industrial machines should have no issue with it and they can probably put a nice finished edge on it too.
286098
I don't believe so, however I imagine you could cut it down to whatever size you like. I also imagine you could take it to a store that makes mattresses and they could do a perfect job. I would definitely figure out a way to make a cover for it, this is my only complaint about the product.
245719
The mattress has a cover that you can remove by unzipping it. Other than that there should be nothing stopping you from cutting it evenly with the proper tool.
1178139
I wouldn't try to sew it. The stitches would likely tear through. It is just thin vinyl.