There's a new bedding set we're digging these days. We spotted the Ticklicious Quilted Circles set from Walmart. Billed as a crib to toddler set, you get a comforter, bumper, crib-size fitted sheet, crib skirt, a toddler flat sheet and a pillowcase.
We were surprised to read in the description that the set is made of organic cotton. The Quilted Circles set is available in blue/brown or pink/brown. You'll have to buy online here as the set isn't available in stores.
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What a completely useless collection of bedding. Pillow case? I can understand that some parents would like to keep the same design on a toddler bed but why not make that an option.
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WHile the pillowcase probably isn't too practical, I think the set is really cute and a big step up for Walmart! Nice to see stylish less expensive options coming into stores like Target and Walmart. Just because you can't spend lots of money doesn't mean you should have to sacrifice style. And it's organic, that's great too!
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Is it just me, or does the crib look like it was photoshoop'd in?
And as far as it being organic - it kinda seems like greenwashing. Wal-mart is about as far from a Green company as you can get. :-|
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You're right! The crib does look photoshopped...badly photoshopped.
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I just took another look and it really does look photoshopped in! The plant looks even worse!
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that photo is hilarious!!
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Indeed the entire picture is photoshopped, all the items, the lights, plant, rug, pictures, hamper, even the curtains. You'd think Walmart could afford a photographer, or at least a decent photoshop person!
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seriously, why is this photoshop job so terrible? the rug is magically floating over the floor, and the plant looks awful. aside from that, i wouldn't buy baby bedding from walmart.
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