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any crafty OSers out there?

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  • tra_2
    tra_2 Posts: 215 Forumite
    rose_sparky wrote: »
    I'd love a copy too but cannot afford to pay the price on ebay. I've been looking in the shops for the WW mag without luck.

    I notice the pattern is listed on ebay again but not sure if it is the same seller.

    Yep, same seller. she makes a living out of selling patterns by the looks of it. Has sold 466 in the last month alone!
    Member 105 of 1% at a time - 23/100 :j
  • needaspirin
    needaspirin Posts: 1,208 Forumite
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    CLARABEL wrote: »

    dd chose a gromit stuffed toy which has been emptied and filed with rice...her own guard dog!

    we have a warthog stuffed toy as above,

    Sorry to intrude but you may be inviting this into your home. 2e3o37o.jpg The rice weevil breeds in grains of rice and is difficult to get rid of.
    Keep an eye open for these 3mm beggars appearing around the home!
  • Queenie
    Queenie Posts: 8,793 Forumite
    needaspirin wrote: »
    Sorry to intrude but you may be inviting this into your home. 2e3o37o.jpg The rice weevil breeds in grains of rice and is difficult to get rid of.
    Keep an eye open for these 3mm beggars appearing around the home!
    My understanding is that if you freeze raw rice beforehand, it will kill off any bugs.
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    PMS Pot: £57.53 Pigsback Pot: £23.00
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  • scrimperjan
    scrimperjan Posts: 223 Forumite
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    tra wrote: »
    Yep, same seller. she makes a living out of selling patterns by the looks of it. Has sold 466 in the last month alone!
    Wow, so she has! I think I'm a bit jealous. Her postage is plenty, as well!
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