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Legend of Headless Horseman Halloween Ghost Fleece Blanket

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Size: Fleece Blanket, 127 cm x 154.2 cm (50 in x 60 in)

It’s hard to cuddle by yourself. But with these fully customisable comfy fleece blankets, you won’t have to anymore. Customise the entire front panel and wrap yourself in personalised plush luxury. Delicate, soft and colourful, it's the perfect blanket for picnics in the park, outdoor events, and cozy winter snuggles.

  • Available in 3 different sizes: small (76.2 cm x 101.6 cm); medium(127 cm x 152.4 cm); large(152.4 cm x 203.2 cm).
  • 100% buttery soft and cozy polyester fleece
  • Edge-to-edge sublimation printing in vibrant full colour
  • Sturdy double edge stitching for a clean finish
  • Back colour is off-white
  • Machine washable, gentle cycle, mild detergent
  • Tumble dry low
This product is recommended for ages 2+

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Legend of Headless Horseman Halloween Ghost Fleece Blanket

Legend of Headless Horseman Halloween Ghost Fleece Blanket

In the perpetual twilight of Sleepy Hollow, where houses hunched like skeletal giants and the wind sang forgotten lore, arrived Ichabod Crane. A scrawny man with a perpetually worried frown, Ichabod wasn't much to look at. But beneath his threadbare coat, a heart as black as a raven's wing beat for the captivating Katrina Van Tassel. --- Katrina, with hair like spun copper and a smile that could charm a ghoul, was the jewel of Sleepy Hollow. Yet, a cunning mind lurked behind her beauty, a mind that could weave its own spells. Her true competition wasn't the scrawny schoolmaster, but Brom Bones, a childhood friend with a booming laugh and a darkness in his eyes that could curdle milk. Rumours swirled about Brom, whispers of dark pacts and forbidden rituals. --- The Van Tassel harvest party was a grotesque spectacle. Jack-o'-lanterns, carved with grotesque smiles, leered from windowsills, casting flickering shadows on the revelers. An unsettling glee filled the air as tales were exchanged, each more horrifying than the last. Ichabod, wide-eyed and pale, listened with rapt attention, his fear masking a dark hunger. --- Fuelled by stolen rum and delusions of grandeur, Ichabod made his move on Katrina. But Katrina, with a sly smile, led him on a merry chase, toying with him like a cat with a cornered mouse. Dejected and humiliated, Ichabod stumbled out into the night, only to find himself face-to-face with the legendary Headless Horseman. --- The chase that followed was a nightmare come to life. The skeletal Horseman, wreathed in shadow, pursued Ichabod with a vengeance. Through twisted woods and across mist-shrouded fields they fled, the Horseman's thunderous hoofbeats echoing like a death knell. Ichabod, fuelled by terror, pushed his nag to its limits, the taste of blood metallic on his tongue. --- Finally, they reached the covered bridge, a skeletal structure shrouded in an even deeper darkness. Ichabod, desperate, urged his horse forward. But as he burst through the other side, he came face-to-face with Brom Bones, his face contorted in a maniacal grin. --- Then came the shocking revelation. It turned out that the Horseman, the ghost stories, the entire night; it had all been an elaborate scheme concocted by Katrina and Brom to humiliate and eliminate Ichabod. As for the Horseman's head? Let's just say Ichabod never forgot the chilling laughter that echoed through the night as Brom revealed his gruesome trophy; a hollowed-out pumpkin, its eyes glowing with an infernal light. --- Ichabod Crane vanished from Sleepy Hollow that night, leaving only whispers and rumours in his wake. Katrina and Brom, their twisted bond solidified, became the new power couple of the town. But the legend of the Headless Horseman took on a new, darker edge. Now, whispers spoke not just of a ghostly pursuer, but of a cunning couple who used darkness as their weapon, and a town forever stained by their twisted games. --- 1858 painting by artist John Quidor (1801–1881), Original in Public Domain.

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By N.18 January 2023Verified Purchase
Fleece Blanket, Small 76.2 cm x 101.6 cm
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Quality perfect, absolutely amazing deal, my mother's Xmas gift after loosing her lifelong companion dog, years all around when opening, she will cherish this forever, I highly recommend. Great quality pictures
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By J.22 January 2022Verified Purchase
Fleece Blanket, Small 76.2 cm x 101.6 cm
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I was a little nervous to begin with, wondering about how it would turn out. I was delighted with the quality and softness of the Blanket and how well the photos turned out. I was excited to give the gift to my elderly Father. Image quality was better than I expected
5 out of 5 stars rating
By Sharon F.20 June 2021Verified Purchase
Fleece Blanket, Small 76.2 cm x 101.6 cm
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Met all my expectations. Excellent service, reached me within the stipulated time frame. Great quality. Thank you! Very satisfied with the color & quality of the print thank you. It was a gift for my mum (in SA) for her 60th birthday. She absolutely loves it.

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Posted on 20/06/2023, 9:05 PM
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