achen asked:


I bought several items at Ikea yesterday, and have decided that I do not like two of them- a duvet cover and a lamp.
Both of these items have been removed from their packaging.
I have not used the duvet cover and the lamp has already been taken apart and put back in its box.

My question is- will Ikea accept these items for an exchange or store credit?
I still have the reciept and it’s been well under 90 days.

sue.sister asked:


I need a cute quilt or something for my bed, in the colors of yellow, blue, and green. (my room’s yellow) Where can I find one to buy? What are stores or maybe catalogs that aren’t too expensive (like pottery barn is!). I was imagining stripes and/or polka dots. Any suggestions? I’ve looked at domestications.

mommyoftwo asked:


i am making a duvet/quilt cover for my sons toddler bed. this is my first time so i have a few questions. i am doing it in a baseball theme so i bought two coordinating fabrics. i was wondering if it would be better to put six squares of the second fabric on the main fabric kinda of like quilted or should i have the second fabric as a border around the main fabric and then also have a cross type design down the entire front with the second fabric. i hope this makes sense. if you have any better ideas please let me know. thanks for any ideas!

smartCookie asked:


Either online or in stores, doesn’t really matter. For my dorm this year I wanted to cover an old comforter (full size) with a cover. My bed this year is a full. But I can’t pay a lot of money. What do you suggest?

Autumn_Rains asked:


Okay, weird question, but I have a beautiful duvet cover with my down comforter inside. It is SO annoying though because the comforter always gets all bunched up inside and then it looks bad! I am constantly shaking the whole duvet/comforter to get it to look even. Any tips on how to make the comforter inside the duvet stay put (besides sewing it together - I don’t have a sewing machine). Thanks!