It Came From the 1971 Sears Catalog: Bedspreads Part III

Bedspreads Part III

Take a nap on top of one of these spreads and wake up with some interesting dimples.

If the beds are going to be that close together, why not get a king sized bed? How do you make a pair of beds that close together?

Why are the kids sick all the time? Because their rooms were decorated like those pictured above. I wonder if the Scots get pissed off at non-Scots for using tartan in such a cavalier manner.

Those are vinyl bedspreads and curtains pictured on the bottom of the left page. Vinyl bedspreads and curtains! Fetish on a budget.

It is the demon spawn of Pippi Longstocking and Raggedy Ann adorning this room.

For people who wanted a doll but instead got a child, nice human sized doll bedding to go with their little accessory, uh hum, girl. An actual human presence would screw up the design. No, this is just for people to look at, you cannot sleep on it, jump on it, sit on it, play on it or even touch it. You sleep on a cot in the basement.

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Bedspreads Part III