Bed collections?

[kymmy3]

Does anybody know if the bed collections are still available? I have been searching old catalogs and on-line and can't find them.

I am interested in Josefina's.

[Skittl1321]

It doesn't look like they are.
They used to be called "Sweet Dreams Collections"
and sweet dreams pulls nothing up on the search.
Collections just give you HSH, Marisol's starter, the best friends collections, and a bunch of bitty baby collections.

Maybe call CS and ask.

My favorite thing from the old catalogs is the complete collections. It seemed like so much money at the time- and was so neat to dream about.

[historylover]

I ordered one of the Sweet Dreams sets at the end of August last year and the CS rep had a hard time finding the code number for it. They were no longer listed online and when I called both stores, the collections were no longer available. You might luck out and find a CS who might be able to find the code for the set, but I don't thing either of the collections, Sweet Dreams or Clothing, sets are still available.

[Dancingfewl423]

I think they still have special discount collections available at the AGPs - I remember seeing collections to save with on offer when I went to AGPNY in June.

[kymmy3]

I checked with AGPC and they have the sweet dreams collections! YAH!!!

Ordering the collection saved $23!!!!

Thanks everyone [img]smile.gif[/img]

<font color="#051E50" size="1">[ October 19, 2005 06:27 PM: Message edited by: Kym ]</font>

[MissMooMoo]

You can also order complete collections from AG place.

Ah, the dream . . .One day, I will order one!!! :-)

[ksami]

Do they still have Collection I and Collection II available? Collection I was the meet stuff, school collection, and christmas collection. And collection II was the birthday, summer, and winter stuff. Obviously, there would be some changes due to retirements. [img]frown.gif[/img] I always enjoyed looking at those collections and seeing everything together. I also liked the idea that there were complete, obtainable collections to be had without fear of retirements... sigh!

How about the birthday collections?