I recently used an "As Seen on TV" Dreamie sleep sack. The ads are tacky and they really don't decribe them as satin but the ivory ones are a very silky light weight poly satin. They are intended for travel. If you turn one inside out (shiny side in) and slip it between the sheets in regular hotel bed you can be sleeping in silky satin all night. Be sure to bring your satin pillowcase too. They were sold on TV for $20 but liquidation places like Ross now sell them for $8.00. They wash great but may not be very durable so buy a couple. I was amazed at how silky the satin is. A great way to enjoy and sleep in satin when travelling without bringing along a heavy set of satin sheets.
Has anyone else used one?
Dreamie Satin Sleeping Sack
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This sounds interesting, do you have a photo of it?
Would like to know where I could get it to!
Would like to know where I could get it to!
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silkysatinbed
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Search amazon.com for "dreamie". The Ivory one is described as sateen but it is really satin. They show it shiny side out but you really want to use it with the shiny satin inside next to your skin.
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Thanks, it looks very good. I think I have to order a copy!
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Freddielinton
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Found some on eBay.
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silkysatinbed
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Lots on Ebay too. They have similar ones as well made of silk on Ebay too but those I've seen are very light weight silk and do not have a satin finish.
I have a heavier satin travel sheet that I had a seamstress make for me using the dreamie as a pattern. She used a very high quality glossy white bridal satin sewn with the silky shiny side in. It is pure satin heaven to slip in to but sometimes when I need to pack light, I bring the dreamie which weighs much less and takes less space but is still soft and silky. I hate to go to bed anywhere without my satin to sleep in.
I have a heavier satin travel sheet that I had a seamstress make for me using the dreamie as a pattern. She used a very high quality glossy white bridal satin sewn with the silky shiny side in. It is pure satin heaven to slip in to but sometimes when I need to pack light, I bring the dreamie which weighs much less and takes less space but is still soft and silky. I hate to go to bed anywhere without my satin to sleep in.
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Any idea how this one is:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/DREAMIE-SOFT- ... 3cb543c6d7
Looks great, but would like to know how it feels to.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/DREAMIE-SOFT- ... 3cb543c6d7
Looks great, but would like to know how it feels to.
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silkysatinbed
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This looks like the same one as I have. Dreamie brand. Thin and lightweight for travel but very smooth and silky. Be sure to reverse it so that the shiny side is next to your skin.Forever wrote:Any idea how this one is:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/DREAMIE-SOFT- ... 3cb543c6d7
Looks great, but would like to know how it feels to.
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Thanks for the info!silkysatinbed wrote:This looks like the same one as I have. Dreamie brand. Thin and lightweight for travel but very smooth and silky. Be sure to reverse it so that the shiny side is next to your skin.Forever wrote:Any idea how this one is:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/DREAMIE-SOFT- ... 3cb543c6d7
Looks great, but would like to know how it feels to.
I will buy one, and maby two so I can have satin both on the inside and outside