300+ thread count. That's funny, I did not even know what that meant when my wife mentioned thread count to me. I had no idea that sheets were so involved until I was schooled in thread count.

3 then 1

here's what we get (online), their on sale now, she'll luv em diceman! http://www.kohls.com/products/product_pa...D=1178166100723

oooooh, nice!! I'm not sure what the ones that I cut were as far as thread count. We do have some 350 thread count Egyptian sheets and pillow cases - but I didn't cut those! I think I'll survive this one - my plan is to go with Bigocean's suggestion I think, and then I'll work Dan's angle at that point as well!

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this thread is hilarious!!!

my advice would have been not to stitch it yourself. sometimes a little hole is less ugly than bad stitch work. If they're new you may try returning them as defective but i don't personally condone this.

what is the deal with thread count anyway?

I don't know what thread count means... but the higher the threadcount, the softer they are, at least thats all that I could gather when buying them. My stitch job looks good from the top side - but you can definately tell that its been stitched. I learned to sew in the Army, cuz I was always busting the crotch out of my BDU pants and didn't want to pay anyone to fix them!

lol this is Dicemans; "Cut Thread" post! The more threads in your sheets, the more comfortable they are and stronger, when you have them (better sheets) you'll know! Course their more expensive but for a good nights sleep sometimes that's worth it. I can sleep on the floor (like diceman will) but I do like my sheets and a good nites rest.

there's another solution. get her into bed and when she notices in the morning "we must have done that last night."

Can't sleep without my 600 thread sheets. They wrap around you like a glove.

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and don't forget, higher count, stronger material too! and they last forever. so it pays off in the end..