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that would fit it. I’ts 39X75 and most twin duvets are made for comfortors, which is 66X86. Where can I buy a printed duvet cover for this twin feather bedding? does it even exist? I don’t like the standard white covers….

i am painting the bottom half of my wall dark chocolate and the top half a bright blue/teal. i will have a stripe of white or pink separating the two colors. i have thought about this and i am going to do a chocolate brown comforter

http://www.amazon.com/Chocolate-Colored-Feather-Down-Comforter/dp/B000NTZYIQ/ref=pd_bbs_3?ie=UTF8&s=home-garden&qid=1211749546&sr=8-3

and light pink bed sheets – i havent found these yet any suggestions would be great!!
and these will go on the wall

http://www.amazon.com/White-Polka-Decor-Transfer-Stickers/dp/B0011BPMA0/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&m=A3QU31MA7FT8VY&s=generic&qid=1212820703&sr=1-1

i am a girly girl!
i love polka dots and stripes!
i play tennis!
but i want an awesome room i can come home and relax in
with this room i need decorations!
i want a really cool painting or art of some type on the wall
i like abstract
but i really like photography of something!
and accesories to go with this room would be awesome!
thanks for all the help!!

Only you can decide what types of personalized gifts are right for your friends, co-workers or family members.  Personalized blankets are a fabulous and unique gift idea.  With so many wonderful products from which to choose, you can’t help but find one that’s perfect for the recipient. Whether it’s a monogrammed stadium fleece or a photo collage blanket, they are sure to thrill!

Personalized blankets and throws are an increasingly popular gift for friends and family members of all ages because they combine a thoughtful, personalized touch with practicality.  You should take the time to decide what you really want and compare quality, price and features before making a purchase.  Once you start looking, you’ll be surprised by the variety of sizes, styles, materials and options available in personalized blankets and throws.  The material a throw is made of generally determines what type of personalization can be used. 

Fleece throws are always a good bet.  These are the polar fleece throws that are popular for football blankets and winter pullovers.  They’re often edged with a blanket-stitch trim and usually come in a wide variety of colors.  You’ll like these for their durability and easy care – simply toss them into the washer and dryer.  They can be personalized with embroidery, usually done on one corner that features names, dates or a short quote.  You’re typically limited to three or four short lines of text and only one thread color, so pick something that contrasts well with the color of the fleece.  Fleece throws are a nice choice for active people who will use it for tailgating, sporting events or camping.

Knit blankets and throws are another great custom bedding option.  You can purchase personalized knit blankets and throws in a wide range of sizes, from baby blankets to oversized throws that big enough for two people to snuggle under.  They feature a great texture, similar to that of a cable-knit fisherman’s sweater.  And, they have a hand-made look that’s sure to be admired.  Some knit blankets are 100% cotton, while others are made of a cotton/polyester blend.  The personalization options are similar to those for a fleece throw, although some manufacturers and specialty stores offer custom embroidery that includes up to five colored threads and a choice of attractive emblems surrounding the text.  Emblems such as hearts, flowers, vines and other motifs are available.  You can choose something specific to the occasion, such as wedding bells for a bridal gift or teddy bears for a baby shower.  Emblems add an extra-special touch.

Tapestry afghans are sure to please.  They are the next step up in personalization, featuring full-color reproductions of whatever photo you submit on 100% cotton throw.  Your picture is recreated by weaving together thousands of individual, colored threads to reproduce the image.  So, no matter how many times you wash the afghan, the image won’t fade.  There can be some loss of resolution when a photo is reproduced this way because the weaving process can’t retain the crispness and color clarity of the original.  But, the images are still lovely.  Afghans are extremely soft and warm, and the muted colors with fringe all around are ideal for tossing over the back of a sofa or chair in the living room.  Most photo afghans are machine washable.

Tapestries make wonderful, personalized birthday gifts.  They’re perfect for when you are looking for something with the traditional look of a woven throw, but would like to include the personal touch of a photo.  Grandparents love tapestry throws with pictures of their grandchildren.  And newlyweds will cherish an afghan with a picture of the two of them on their first date.  Kids bedding is also perfect for personalization.

Photo Blankets are by far the most personalized blankets or throws that you can get.  Like a tapestry afghan, you can have your own photo on a photo blanket.  Unlike an afghan, you can also opt to have multiple photos reproduced for a collage effect on photo blankets.  Some manufacturers offer you the option to add up to sixteen personal photographs on one photo blanket.  This offers a truly personalized heirloom blanket.  The picture reproduction on photo blankets is extremely high resolution; it is dyed directly into the microsuede fabric for a crisp, sharp look.  Polar fleece is fused to the reverse side for extra warmth and softness.  Photo Blankets are usually available in a variety of sizes and are machine washable, so they’re easy to care for and don’t fade as the images are dyed right into the fabric.

A photo blanket with a collage of pictures of all the grandchildren would be the perfect gift for a grandparent with lots of grandchildren.  They are also popular for capturing memories of a vacation or other memorable events.  The bright colors and crisp reproduction make photo blankets ideal gifts when you want to retain all the details of a stunning photo.  Whether it’s the colors of a tropical sunset, the joy of newborn, or the way the candlelight fell on the bride’s face in a wedding picture, it will be captured forever.

I have a 2 yr old staff cross. Every bed I buy him he chews! He currently sleeps in a metal cage with our other staffie X. I can not find bedding large enough to cover the surface of the cage so they have a king size duvet that we had.

I have just gone to let them out to the toilet and have noticed he has ripped it up, there is wadding everywhere.

I am at my wits end with him, I need to know what I can put in there for them that is comfortable and warm, yet something he can’t chew….

Please advise.

Thanks

okay… so… when i was twelve years old, my family (my mom, dad, brother, and me) met this other family (karla- mom, roger- dad, and cody- son). our families became so close it wasn’t even funny. we were like family. it got to the point where i called karla mom a few times and didn’t even notice i did it until later.
our families took countless road trips, dinners, vacations, and movie trips together. we were all so close.

cody was fourteen and a freshman when we met.
what can i say? i was a little girl, and i acted silly around him. i would constantly giggle and laugh at the stupidest things and i acted childish.
i was in sixth grade and had had a total of two boyfriends my whole life.
at first, i had an insanely huge crush on cody. it was so ridiculous. it was to the point, every time i looked at him, i would blush and giggle.

then, when seventh grade came, i started growing up. i had my first kiss, got boyfriends, made friends, and calmed down. i guess you can say i matured. i mean, i still acted silly around my friends, but that’s just how kids that age are, you know?

well, i started to look at cody as a brother. we started to fight like cats and dogs, but we were also best friends at the same time, if that makes sense. we often knew what each other was thinking and could tell when the other wanted to do what.

then the summer after seventh grade came and our families went to tybee island, georgia, together. my brother didn’t go, so we took one car. my parents drove, his parents sat in the back seat, and cody and i sat in the very back with the bags and stuff. it was a longggg trip. soon enough, we were both asleep. i woke up and he had stolen my blanket from me and we were sharing it. i looked at it as gross and cute at the same time. it was gross because i was sharing a blanket with my brother who wasn’t really my brother, but it was cute because deep down, it’s what i’d always wanted.

well, during that trip, we made sand castles together and played on the beach and all that. it was so much fun!

next, i was in eighth grade and he was a junior in high school. my eighth grade year was probably my favorite. we both had grown up and stopped fighting as much. it was pretty great.
then, the summer of eighth grade came. the first part was great. cody and i were great friends. then, the thing that none of us saw coming, happened. his parents got a divorce.
it absolutely broke mine and everyone’s heart. at first, i still saw cody and his mom just as much as i had before, but slowly, i saw them less and less and less.
cody moved in with his dad and he wasn’t watched anymore. he started hanging out with the wrong people and tried drugs. now, he’s on drugs and, as bad as this sounds, his life is ruined.
he’s been in alternative school almost his whole senior year because of drugs.
during the summer of eighth grade he texted me and told me he liked me and asked me if i liked him too. i said: i used to.
and he said: why don’t you anymore?
and i said: you’ve changed.

now, i’m a freshman and he’s a senior. i haven’t really talked to cody much in a long long time. i have a boyfriend that i love and i’m completely happy with him.
well, the other day, my brother and i went to get something to eat and decided to pick up cody because we hadn’t seen him in so long. we all talked and laughed and it was just like old times! just thinking about that day makes me want to cry! i miss him and his family so much.

but i don’t want to be with cody. i don’t want him back in my life. it breaks my heart that he is the way he is now and i do not want to deal with him anymore. i’ve talked to him about it and he says he’s changed, that he doesn’t hang out with those people anymore, but i just don’t believe him. should i? would you?
i don’t want to surround myself with people like cody. i don’t want to get mixed up in that crowd.

what should i do? what would you do?