Here a dot, there a dot...

Here a dot, there a dot...
I am fond of the polka dot. As a little girl, I had a white dress with red polka dots and it was my absolute favorite. Now, as a mom, I tend to restrict my dottiness to dressing my daughters and for their nursery.

One of the many fabulous attributes is it mixes well with everything else in a nursery. They're playful, modern and just sweet enough. So, when a CMP fave, Winter Water Factory, designed a new organic collection of sheets exclusively for Land of Nod featuring polka-dots, I have to admit, I felt a little giddy.

[don't miss a great giveaway after the jump!]
With a combination of large, crosshatched polka-dots and smaller dots, the new polka dot crib bedding is fun and sophisticated in hot pink or cool blue. With a 200-thread count, these are soft and comfortable cotton sheets that wear well and, like all Winter Water Factory products, they're also 100% organic.

If you really like dots you can even grab a changing pad or twin bedding to match. And yes, I really like dots. -Elizabeth

Find the new line of organic cotton crib and children's bedding by Winter Water Factory exclusively at Land of Nod.

Congratulations to Traci - lucky winner of an organic clothing item from Winter Water Factory!

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