too bad, because it sure is pretty
934886
heel is too high, and the shoe is so tight, I could barely get it on, and had to take it off immediately. it's going right back. too bad, because it sure is pretty.
766032
Such a pretty style, and great colors. I would absolutely not buy it again, though, because it has dangerous design flaws, like others have stated. If it's more than maybe half full, boiling water spurts unpredictably from the spout all over the place, resulting in burns. Also the handle gets way too hot to handle.
4406781
If you just want to waste your money on something pretty then go ahead because that's what I did too. I bought it about a year a goo and haven't used it once...
3620412
Every time I enter our bedroom and my eyes fall on this bedspread, I feel "Ooooh, that looks really nice and adds a spot of color and coziness to the room."  And every time I sit on the bed I think "Rats, there's another stitching flaw."

It's a shame that some company had the smarts to take such lovely fabric and make it into a nicely-weighted bedspread, but then threw care to the wind and contracted out the sewing job to some devil-may-care stitching factory... which happens to be in China.

We love the looks and the warmth.  Without being bulky or requiring more blankets, this alone kept us snug this winter.  Size-wise, we have a queen and got the queen, not having to play the "size up to get more coverage on the sides" game.  In fact, we actually have too much fabric at the bottom of the bed, but we don't mind, and the cats like to sleep on it under the bed.

But if you're even semi-neurotic about neatness, the stitching going to be an issue.  For starters, it's white, so it is visible on the various colors.  Here and there there's small loops that weren't punched down.  I'm not terribly anal, but the fabric is striped; it would make aesthetic sense to try to stitch on the stripes.  Failing that, how about at least parallel to the stripes?  Nope- you have color stripes at odds with textured channels, mine are off maybe 10%.  If you can get past that, how about a nice job with finishing the stitching?  No yet again - the apparently machine-done sewing means that the thread ended at the exact same place on each line of stitches, so about every two feet you end up with a horizontal row across the bed of little white knots with tiny threads feathering at the ends.

This isn't a cheap bedspread in price, but the lack of workmanship makes it seem a little cheap.  A little more care in manufacturing and this could have been a five star.  It's so pretty, I wanted to be thrilled, but feel as though I have settled.  For a hundred bucks for a bedspread, I wanted quality.  Despite what manufacturers must think based on what they serve up these days, plenty of us still know what quality it is, and want and expect it.  And I prefer American-made products and would have paid a little more for having it made here, and probably made better.

A "nice look" alone isn't going to pass for quality.  And Greenland Home - you have some really pretty stuff, but I won't be buying from you again, sorry.

[Added later - Every picture shown of this product shows the stripes going down the bed lengthwise.  It actually fits our bed best with the stripes going horizontially, less leftover length that way... though I would have preferred it as shown.]
1953877
This is at first frustrating, but in the end is laughable.  This piece of plastic absolutely, positively does not cut cans  But, it sure is pretty.

Here's what is does do or fail to do.  It generally fails to puncture the can and usually does not lock the handles before they reach the maximum travel on squeesing. On the occasion that with repeat tries it happens to surprise you by puncturing the can and possibly locking the handles, it fails to advance very far around the can.  This is because the gear which is supposed to transfer the energy of the winding handle to the gear on the advancing disc shortly moves sideways, so the two gears disengage and the handle turns uselessly.

My conclusion: you build something intended to cut metal largely out of plastic, this is the type of reliability you get.  But, did I tell you, it sure looks nice? On the positive side:  The handles are comfortable with good gripping surfaces, and the red plastic locking parts are a nice touch.  Like I said, it's a pretty design.  It'll look good in my trash can.  Who can take the time to pursue replacement or warranty claims?  Most of us have bigger fish to fry.
1238279
It's not comfortable.  It's not built well.  Looks cool though.
3702655
It's very very pretty but too much material and really uncomfortable.  Flowers are so large they get in way of comfort.  We haven't even put a comforter in the duvet! Can't even imagine it with anything else weighing it down.  Too bad because it really is pretty. The shams are awesome, perfect.
3852788
It's just beautiful.  The only problem I have with it is, that I don't want to use it.  It's just too pretty.
1762790
Pretty, but it leaked inside my purse, ruining my wallet and phone.  Crap.
2600341
IT LOOKS PRETTY, BUT NOT BETTER THAN A SIMILAR FROM MIDO, WHICH IS LESS THAN HALF OF ITS PRICE. BY THE WAY, IT'S PRICE DECREASES TOO MUCH.
4072829
It's pretty, but extremely fragile. Tears super easy and even though it's vinyl, liquid still soaks through, even on the the non lace parts. Very cheap quality. Not functional for using. If you need something for looks only, it's attractive.
1201925
It might be pretty if you can ever get it up.  The instructions are vague and badly written and that is if you can read them at all. I needed glasses and a magnifying glass to read them and I don't have bad eyes.  I ended up ruining it and I've bought lots of stencils, never had this problem before.  It's just a bad purchase.
4916534
This is a pretty watch. Many people have told me so. But the finish tarnished before long; it was not water proof or even resistant, as it fogged up inside on several occasions. It often stopped running or ran very fast for no apparent reason. A few weeks back my husband dropped it on the kitchen floor and it is now broken beyond repair, and will require a new set of works if I want to fix it. Even at the sale price, it was much to costly to be so delicate. I feel ripped off.
1800989
So I bought this for my iPhone 5. It looked awesome. It really did. Unfortunately, the case fell apart within two weeks. It started with the front 'flip' part of the case, the glue sealing the two layers of leather just dissolved and started to peal off at the corner.  I actually tried to fix it by re-gluing that part, but then the rest of it pealed off gradually. It made my phone look scummy.  Terrible!  Twelve South really has cool products but they should test their products before selling them. This was a beautiful case, yet the quality of it was astoundingly bad. Shame on you, Twelve South!
4185513
At least it was pretty... started falling apart after about two weeks of use.
700959
The vibrant colors are amazing. Unfortunately, it is very fragile. I needed something that could be more than pretty.
3585895
Very disappointing.  All the little berries fall off as soon as you move it. I just put it away for the season with a baggie of loose berries that I'll be hot gluing back on next year!  It's a shame because it is very pretty.