FREE Ikea Quilt Set

pineapple123

Thanks to Grandmasu and Lynsey I have managed to get 2 covers for £4.80.:)
Thanks Guys.

ravy

pineapple123 wrote: »

Thanks to Grandmasu and Lynsey I have managed to get 2 covers for £4.80.:)
Thanks Guys.

Can I ask, so it doesn't restrict 1 per customer like normally with this type of deals?

pineapple123

It does say on voucher 1 per person but they didnt say anything, infact they put them through the self checkout for me and I got free parking.:rotfl:

Love_A_Bargain

Collected mines today, the colour is lovely and four pillowcases, such a great bargain, thanks OP!

Taylor247

Hi there just picked up my quilt - very nice and been to the Crayfish party in Bristol. What a laugh - really fun event for families with a dancing Crayfish and an Abba tribute band. Really good. Plus all the Crayfish you can eat, a starter, dessert and a free schnapps - all for £6.75! Put it in the dairy for next year. Thanks OP.

xmas09

Thank you for your helpful post. The Alvine Orter Quilt, quite a rough texture, but no twists or lumps, requires adjustment/getting used to. I think this was a trend to more rustic/natural a few years ago. Quote:-

April 24, 2009.Slub Cotton
Slub cotton crops up a ton this spring and fall...it is the fabric du jour! So what is slub cotton? Well, since I didn't really know either :-), I looked it up. It has to do with process prior weaving the cotton, where the cotton is twisted, and the slightly irregular "twists" or lumps are incorporated into the weave. So it has just a little bit of a texture to it. It has a really airy feel to it which I love, and doesn't cling to your body the same way regular cotton does.

The duvet covers now all seem to be of a light fine texture, with many in simpler smaller repetitive colour patterns. The Alvine Orter, which I like - brown stems, green leaves, mainly blue/orange-red flowers on cream background, I think, looks traditional not modern.

The Asda mag which contains £1 off mag over £3 voucher also has money off vouchers Weight Watchers loaves (30p) and Kenco Millicano (both Asda specific beginning in 99). Unable to find 40p pasta (Napoli) mentioned on Hot UK Deals but House Beautiful mags in Asda Park Royal.

Sorry for being long winded. Hope this is help

QPR10

xmas09 wrote: »

Thank you for your helpful post. The Alvine Orter Quilt, quite a rough texture, but no twists or lumps, requires adjustment/getting used to. I think this was a trend to more rustic/natural a few years ago. Quote:-

April 24, 2009.Slub Cotton
Slub cotton crops up a ton this spring and fall...it is the fabric du jour! So what is slub cotton? Well, since I didn't really know either :-), I looked it up. It has to do with process prior weaving the cotton, where the cotton is twisted, and the slightly irregular "twists" or lumps are incorporated into the weave. So it has just a little bit of a texture to it. It has a really airy feel to it which I love, and doesn't cling to your body the same way regular cotton does.

The duvet covers now all seem to be of a light fine texture, with many in simpler smaller repetitive colour patterns. The Alvine Orter, which I like - brown stems, green leaves, mainly blue/orange-red flowers on cream background, I think, looks traditional not modern.

The Asda mag which contains £1 off mag over £3 voucher also has money off vouchers Weight Watchers loaves (30p) and Kenco Millicano (both Asda specific beginning in 99). Unable to find 40p pasta (Napoli) mentioned on Hot UK Deals but House Beautiful mags in Asda Park Royal.

Sorry for being long winded. Hope this is help

I was in Asda Park Royal (and then Ikea Wembley/Neasden loads of stock check product code to make sure you get the right size)yesterday still copies of House Beautiful, picked up several copies of the free mag , I think there is at least one coupon in the House Beautiful magazine.

I like the Quilt Cover, completely different to my current style so a make over for the room when I put it on. The texture is irrelevant to me I always have a top sheet then the duvet over that.

Thanks OP :j:beer:

kiwi07

QPRanger wrote: »

I was in Asda Park Royal (and then Ikea Wembley/Neasden loads of stock check product code to make sure you get the right size)yesterday still copies of House Beautiful, picked up several copies of the free mag , I think there is at least one coupon in the House Beautiful magazine.

I like the Quilt Cover, completely different to my current style so a make over for the room when I put it on. The texture is irrelevant to me I always have a top sheet then the duvet over that.

Thanks OP :j:beer:

How much does the magazine cost?

QPR10

£3.40 , £2.40 with the £1 coupon in the Free Asda booklet, I found the Asda booklet near the customer service desk fish & chips on the front.

Does anyone know if Tesco will accept the Asda £1 off any magazine worth £3 or more coupon ?

moneypenny2k

I went and collected mine at Edmonton in London this morning, place was half empty and got a parking space right by the entrance. Plenty of stock and easy to fine. Only annoyance for me is that the item I actually went for was out of stock. Good job it was only a 5 min drive from where I had to go this morning