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Boy what a beautiful quilt. Lucky Grandson
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beautiful, love the fabrics and pattern, you have a lucky grand son
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No wonder he wanted it. That is one beautiful quilt.
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the best way to ship to Alaska is to send via post office in the flat rate boxes - looks like this size will fit into the large box. Remember - if it fits, it ships. Even not going flat rate, post office is probably still the best price and doesn't take as long as folks think for something this size/weight. This lesson learned from my years of living in AK.
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Very pretty. I love turquoise and black & white together.
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WOW what a gorgeous quilt and marvelous fabrics, no wonder your grandson fell in love with it and it gets very cold in Alaska - when he snuggles under it he will think of you.
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Originally Posted by ktbb
(Post 6392154)
the best way to ship to Alaska is to send via post office in the flat rate boxes - looks like this size will fit into the large box. Remember - if it fits, it ships. Even not going flat rate, post office is probably still the best price and doesn't take as long as folks think for something this size/weight. This lesson learned from my years of living in AK.
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Thanks so much!
Originally Posted by riutzelj
(Post 6392066)
someone has probably already told you this:priority mail flat rate boxes are the way to go for quick, relatively inexpensive shipping to alaska- generally less than a week. Parcel post takes about 2-3 weeks. you still have time if you are finished to ship it PP. through the post office. i live in bush alaska and i get stuff within the 3 weeks most of the time, gets a little longer the closer to the holidays you wait.
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Wow, that is a show stopper for sure. Lucky grandson
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That is just gorgeous.
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