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where would i buy stitch on/iron on badges and transfers?
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Title says it all really. Want to be really MS about it and its part of xmas presents - i am making heat bags with a personalised pillowcase thing for the heat bags to go in.
After Dora the explorer, thomas tank engine and a few others -seen them on ebay but all from different sellers so i think postage will cost alot.
Any help appreciated.
SArah xxxx
After Dora the explorer, thomas tank engine and a few others -seen them on ebay but all from different sellers so i think postage will cost alot.
Any help appreciated.
SArah xxxx
DFW Total £21,800 to clear by Dec 2022
MFW Total £184,950 £179,066 to clear by 2035
MFW Total £184,950 £179,066 to clear by 2035
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My local haberdashery shop sells everything to do with sewing.
I'd try a sewing shop or a department store which has a sewing department.£2 Coins Savings Club 2012 is £4
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Or you could buy a square of felt (49p in Dunelm) and cut out the initial of the recipients' names and stitch it on. You could do the whole lot for 49p instead of paying about that each for motifs.
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My local haberdashery shop sells everything to do with sewing.
I'd try a sewing shop or a department store which has a sewing department.
Our local market has what my gran called a 'notions' stall - quite a choice even these days. Alternatively, maybe a wool shop might have some. Sometimes Poundland has this sort of thing too.I can cook and sew, make flowers grow.0 -
You could always try Woolworths or the Co-op. Last time I bought something like this it was in the Co-op but it was a few years ago now.0
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not sure about other characters but H&M do Hello Kitty iron on patches. Really cheap too - abou£1.50 for a pack of two0
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