
Patchwork quilt Cats, dogs, horses (165 x 125 cm), beige-grey-white
A patchwork quilt for girls made from fabrics with especially cute cats, dogs, and horses, in beige-grey-white tones. Size 125 x 165 cm. By size, it suits a school-age child's bed or an extendable bed. The quilt pattern is cotton, lining is cotton. Fabrics are pre-washed. Filling: polyester batting, a hypoallergenic material. The quilt is machine washable on a wool wash program. We recommend using a laundry gel that keeps the fabrics soft even after repeated washing. For brightly colored quilts, we recommend adding a color-catcher sheet to the machine. The product was made in a smoke-free and pet-free environment.
- Mõõdud125 x 165 cm
- Koostispuuvillane kangas, polüestervatiin
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Väga rahul! Suur tänu!
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Täiuslik – inimene, kellele kingisin, oli vaimustuses 😍
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Kiire tarne ja suurepärane kvaliteet. Aitäh!
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Ei saaks õnnelikum olla. Mõlemad vanikud on nii hinge soojendava stiiliga. Need ripuvad meie voodi kohal ja vaatame neid igal õhtul enne uinumist. Kõik, kes neid näevad, kiidavad, kui armsad need on. Suur tänu, et need lõite!

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Vastas kirjeldusele, väga rahul. Tarne oli kiire ja käsitsi tehtud kinkesildid olid tore lisatouch!
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Lihtsalt armas vanik! :)
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Väga ilus töö, aitäh!
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Täiuslik kingitus! Müüjaga olen täiesti rahul.

The maker
Mailis Design
In my work I place great emphasis on quality and sustainability. I mainly sew handmade products for the home, office, kindergarten, school and as gift bags, using leftovers from large-scale production and materials sourced from second-hand shops (upcycled/zero-waste).
Mailis Design products have supported various youth sports and cultural events, scouts and the local village society, Tallinn Zoo, children with cancer, homeless animals, large families and more.



















