Showing posts with label bedroom accessories. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bedroom accessories. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 29, 2014

Benefits of High Quality Beds

I’m not feeling well these days due to very low temperature and sleeping for me is one such great privilege as sometimes I find it hard to get a full night sleep. For the past weeks now I’m suffering from back ache and sleeping on my back is impossible. I know I need a full massage and back therapy but I don’t have time because my work is up to Saturday noon. Most of the times I’m given a simple massage with healing ointment to be relieved of the pain and that helps together with my dream pillow which calms me and eventually give me a sleep. 

High quality pillows and beddings inspires us to rest and sleep especially if you have the best mattress in town like mattresses saint john which offers a dream chamber for your relaxation and durability to stay good for a long period of usage. We could also have our own share of maintenance for our beds like choosing the most fitted frame, placing a stain resistant beddings so as not to stain or damage the mattress and rotating it to prevent body contour or indentations. 

Following these tips would ensure a long time partnership with the bed that will provide satisfaction not just for your sleeping moments but for relaxing as well. We should maintain and care for it especially if it’s one of those cheap mattresses saint john which can give good performance at very affordable price. Sleeping is one of the three vital factors in keeping us fit and healthy aside from proper nutrition and exercise so we should make every possible step to ensure that we get lots of it.

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Saturday, August 31, 2013

Importance of Children's Bedding


In an effort to boost sales, retailers have expanded the idea of back-to-school staples to some unexpected items--children's bedding. Sales and discounts on children's bedding are soaring in retail outlets across the nation, with some retailers marking mattresses and bedding items down as high as 75 percent. 

While many parents may deem new bedding a unnecessary back-to-school item, a new bedroom set may boost your child's academic performance. Researchers at the University of Tuebingen, Germany found that children who get an adequate amount of sleep are more effective at converting implicit experience into explicit knowledge than adults. Simply put, children who get a good night's sleep tend to have better memories and tend to do better in school, but what is at the foundation of a good night's sleep? 

According to the Sleep Foundation, for most people, a quiet, clean, and dark room aren't the most important elements for a good night's rest. What is most important to getting an adequate amount of sleep is good bedding. Over 80 percent of people feel that a good mattress and comfortable pillows and sheets are essential to having a good night's sleep. 

Many parents underestimate the importance bedding and room decor plays in a child's sense of security and imagination. Children's bedding gives your child the opportunity to express his or her unique tastes and and personality. Additionally, when a child's bedding and room is comfortably decorated, it reinforces the idea that bedtime isn't such a scary thing, but more so a time to retreat and recoup for the next day. For bedding that will help your child develop physically and intellectually, find children s bedding by Sweet JoJo Designs at ChildrensBeddingBoutique.com.

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Wednesday, August 28, 2013

Home Decor Ideas Using Decorative Quilt Bedding


Decorative quilts are becoming a big favorite with homeowners who are looking for more creative possibilities in the décor of their master bedroom. One popular decorating idea is to pair the pattern of a decorative quilt with the curtains in the room. A long, flowing pair of curtains in a matching pattern adds visual harmony to the space. Look at some other interesting ideas that involve a decorative quilt. 

Some homeowners choose to pair their decorative quilt and bedding with the carpeting or rug in the master bedroom. For example, they may get a rug in a color that coordinates with a color in the quilt. The coordinating colors add a sense of organization and appeal to the bedroom's décor. Plus, the owners can incorporate that color elsewhere in the room. The throw pillows on the bed or a lampshade can all follow the color theme set by the bed's quilt. 

Another decorating idea that's picking up steam with homeowners is to paint the walls of their master bedroom in a color that complements their quilt. It may be a color that serves as an attractive background for the quilt or perhaps it is a lighter shade of a color within the quilt's design. Either way, the walls of the room can help to enhance the appearance of a beautiful decorative quilt. If you're looking for a quilt to brighten up to look of a master bedroom, you may want to peruse the selection of decorative quilt bedding at QuiltsnQuilts.com.

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Thursday, July 25, 2013

Inspirations for Starting a Quilting Hobby


Quilting isn't a difficult hobby, but it is one that takes some work. Here we will briefly show you how to begin your quilt by making a quilt top. Even a first-time quilter will be able to follow these instructions! 

First, choose the fabrics you want to use. Select a group of fabrics that complement each other. You can do this by choosing one print that has several colors as your baseline and then selecting other fabrics that use and incorporate those colors. 

Take 1/6-yard cuts of your fabric and trim them down to 5.5" wide and 5.5" tall. Ultimately, you will want 36 of those 5.5" squares. Make sure and use some of all the different fabrics you've chosen for the quilt top. 

One you have those 36 squares, assemble them as you wish in a larger, 6 x 6 square. Create a pattern you like with pleasing colors. You can get inspiration by looking through quilt patterns on the Donna Sharp Quilts at Linens-N-More.com. As you settle on a layout, use straight pins to pin the side-by-side squares together. Stitch them together with a 1/4 inch inseam. Use a straight stitch. 

When each of the rows has been sewn together, flatten the seams with an iron so that they are all pressed in the same direction. With your seam lines as a guide, match a row to the row below it, pin the sides together, and machine stitch it. Use a 1/4 inch inseam and a straight stitch, as before. 

When all 36 squares are sewn together, iron the seams again so they are all in the same direction. Your final step is creating a border. Cut four strips of fabric that are 5" wide and 44" long. Match them up to the sides of your quilt top. You can trim them to fit if necessary. Complete your border by machine stitching it to the four sides of your quilt top, with a 1/4 inch inseam.

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