Ikea Doll cot hack

Ok so its not a hack as such,

M loves her dolls bed from ikea,

DUKTIG Ikea doll cot,

However the bedding for it …. no thanks ,

So heres a basic tutorial on what i did to make some matching bedding that would co-ordinate with the girls new room a bit more.

I’ve made a monochrome one here as our firls will use it with their OOH NOO pram too.

The ikea DUKTIG bed

Fabric – We used a 1 meter and had plenty left over.

  • you could use contrasting fabric for the sheet if you don’t want it to match

Some wadding / batting

*Optional* 1 meter Elastic

Scissors or rotary cutter

Sewing machine

Make sure your bed is built etc

I prefer to cut all my fabric , elastic and wadding at once. Then sew all together , personally I find it faster and I generally want to get scissors and cutters out of the way ASAP.

I like to use a cutting matt for all fabric.

For the quilt , cut two pieces of fabric & one piece of wadding to 40 x 45 cm.

Place your fabrics right side together with the wadding in between , sew around the edges leaving a 5 cm gap at the bottom . Turn it right side out. Stitch your opening closed.

Wadding between fabric.

You can top stitch this all the way round if you desire but it is optional.

For the pillow Cut 2 pieces of fabric and wadding to22 x35 cm. ( OPTIONAL I add 2-3 layers of wadding for a fluffier pillow )

Stitch the same as the quilt.

For the sheet , Cut one piece of fabric to 50×70 cm.

You can simply turn the edges over 1cm , iron , and stitch down for a ” flat sheet” , or turn over 2cm , iron and stitch leaving a 3 cm opening , thread through your elastic , knotting together and stitching your opening closed. This will create a ” fitted sheet “. ( I am creating the fitted version for this.)

Our sewing pile.

Monochrome poly cotton – ebay

Wadding – ebay

Rotary cutter & Mat – Hobby craft.

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