Towel Animals

Near Philly · Post by **Near Philly** » Mon Mar 17, 2008 10:00 am

Who has room for lamps in their luggage at the end of a WDW trip ? ! ? ! ?
If they shipped them, why not just buy new from the gift shop.

It's great getting towel animals, but we have a book and can MAKE towel animals for Mousekeeping to see.

GRUMPY PIRATE · Post by **GRUMPY PIRATE** » Mon Mar 17, 2008 12:31 pm

Randy B wrote:And if you are doing them at home for decorative pieces you can sew the pieces together. Then they won't come apart and can be moved without fear. And you can use fancy buttons instead of stickers.

Randy

Ohhhh!! I don't wanna give her any ideas!! We already have all the quilts we will ever need, we have an extra closet full of outfits she has made (and entered in contests) and so on..

Although she could probably figure out how to make them with buttons or velcro, so that you could use the towels, then after its dry, refold to the shape!

Princess Susi · Post by **Princess Susi** » Mon Mar 17, 2008 7:38 pm

Near Philly wrote:Who has room for lamps in their luggage at the end of a WDW trip ? ! ? ! ?
If they shipped them, why not just buy new from the gift shop.

It's great getting towel animals, but we have a book and can MAKE towel animals for Mousekeeping to see.

Heeheehee...I NEVER have room for lamps in my suitcase, It is too full of the bedspreads, sheets, shower curtain, telephone, (complimentary to wear while you're there robes), all the hangers, iron, blowdryer and the drapes! LOL! JUST KIDDING!!!! :p:
That is cool that they sell them in the gift shop. Probably because so many SG's stole them! I will have to checl out the Mickey lamps. If my house is gonna be Disney themed, I may as well go all the way with the decor!

We got to buy a brand new King size bedspread from the Disneyland Hotel last trip. The bedspreads are Disney themed and they are cool.

So we asked the Lead Guest Services at the Hotel, who we know pretty well and he checked with Mousekeeping and they said if they had enough extra new ones we could buy one. They had to check and the next morning we were able to purchase the bedspread. Now we have to find out about the pillow shams! Forgot those last trip! And NO I will not steal them. :)
They know us very well at the DLH and I don't want to wear out my welcome by doing no-no's.
Sues

hobie16 · Post by **hobie16** » Mon Mar 17, 2008 9:25 pm

Princess Susi wrote:Now we have to find out about the pillow shams!

What is the deal with you women and a hundred extra pillows on the bed? If the bed is a queen or king two is enough. Maybe a couple extra if you want to prop yourself up to watch the tube or if you've got a menagerie a trois going on.

And why do you need pillow shams? What ever happened to pillow cases you could put your head on and not worry about ruining them with a head load of Dixie Peach that holds your DA haircut together.

What the hell is a duvet?

Why do you put skirts around the bed? What's the matter with lookin' at the engine parts stored underneath? How am I suppose to find the set of high compression pistons I'm lookin' for without getting the bed skirt greasy?

Women!!

dazyhill · Post by **dazyhill** » Mon Mar 17, 2008 11:55 pm

hobie16 wrote: What the hell is a duvet?

Your post was hilarious! :hysteria:
To answer your question,a duvet is a nice cover for your bed comforter. You stuff the comforter inside the duvet and there are buttons (or a zipper) to keep it inside.
They are a pain in the ass! I bought one and used it for a week before removing the comforter from the duvet. My problem was that the comforter kept slipping inside the cover leaving it a lumpy mass by morning! GRRR!

BRWombat · Post by **BRWombat** » Tue Mar 18, 2008 10:58 am

dazyhill wrote:Your post was hilarious! :hysteria:
To answer your question,a duvet is a nice cover for your bed comforter. You stuff the comforter inside the duvet and there are buttons (or a zipper) to keep it inside.
They are a pain in the ass! I bought one and used it for a week before removing the comforter from the duvet. My problem was that the comforter kept slipping inside the cover leaving it a lumpy mass by morning! GRRR!

This answers the question, but raises others. Isn't the comforter a cover for your bed? So why do you need a cover for your bed cover? And do you then need a cover for your duvet? Where does the madness end??? :p:

rebelrebel · Post by **rebelrebel** » Tue Mar 18, 2008 11:18 am

BRWombat wrote:This answers the question, but raises others. Isn't the comforter a cover for your bed? So why do you need a cover for your bed cover? And do you then need a cover for your duvet? Where does the madness end??? :p:

PMSL, a duvet is like a giant pillow and the duvet cover a pillowcase so of course you need a cover for your duvet or it will get dirty and smelly, now I'm guessing a comforter is like a thin blanket so you need that if it is a bit chilly and it can act as decoration to make your bed look pretty :) .

GRUMPY PIRATE · Post by **GRUMPY PIRATE** » Tue Mar 18, 2008 11:35 am

rebelrebel wrote:PMSL, a duvet is like a giant pillow and the duvet cover a pillowcase so of course you need a cover for your duvet or it will get dirty and smelly, now I'm guessing a comforter is like a thin blanket so you need that if it is a bit chilly and it can act as decoration to make your bed look pretty :) .

Which brings up the question, If you are not giving tours of the house, WHY?

(I ask DW that every once in a while, and so far, the only reply I get is to make it look nice for US)

rebelrebel · Post by **rebelrebel** » Tue Mar 18, 2008 11:36 am

...and DW has it spot on :D:

GRUMPY PIRATE · Post by **GRUMPY PIRATE** » Tue Mar 18, 2008 11:45 am

Except not the Grumpy "slobber" pups think its a great thing to roll on, and chew when no one is looking!!

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