Nappy Cakes

crazygeordiegirl

lrlrip wrote: »

What about the neutral Ellie's from Asda at £1.50?

They are £3 in my local asda's! (have been to 3 in the area already!) I may have to bite the bullet and pay the £3 though

CandyB101_2

riggerz wrote: »

Ahhhhhh my boys love peppa pig!!! Wish I was coming:j

Well riggerz, I had a great time seeing peppa pig, unfortunately my DD didn't want to get too close, so had to watch from a distance.
£4.99 each for the entrance fee :eek: :eek:........ only for DD to have a few rides on the fun fair.

Just think I could of bought 5 blankets from B&M instead with that money. :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: .

Next time I think we'll just go for the 'Free' play park ...... of which she enjoyed much more.

CandyB101_2

crazygeordiegirl wrote: »

They are £3 in my local asda's! (have been to 3 in the area already!) I may have to bite the bullet and pay the £3 though

crazygeordiegirl, I would double check with them though, I have 2 Asda stores near me, one advertises them at £1.50, the other at £3, yet they do go through at £1.50

RustyFlange

Ok so where can I get pure white blankets from?

I know Asda do the waffle shwals which are pure white, although do have a small pattern on them which could be hidden. I need pure white rather than cream or off white.

lrlrip

crazygeordiegirl wrote: »

They are £3 in my local asda's! (have been to 3 in the area already!) I may have to bite the bullet and pay the £3 though

That is so annoying!!!

My local Asda dind't have any so when I saw them last week at the one in town I bought 4 as they were £3 each or 2 for £5. Two days later they had them in my local store for £1.50 each. I took the first lot back and got 6 for £9:D

I would offer to get for you but with the postage it would probably work out the same.

CandyB101_2

RustyFlange wrote: »

Ok so where can I get pure white blankets from?

I know Asda do the waffle shwals which are pure white, although do have a small pattern on them which could be hidden. I need pure white rather than cream or off white.

Rusty, I am sure that ive seen white cellular blankets in B&M.

crazygeordiegirl

lrlrip wrote: »

That is so annoying!!!

My local Asda dind't have any so when I saw them last week at the one in town I bought 4 as they were £3 each or 2 for £5. Two days later they had them in my local store for £1.50 each. I took the first lot back and got 6 for £9:D

I would offer to get for you but with the postage it would probably work out the same.

Thanks for the nice gesture anyway, I willl have a ride to the last asda in the area this weekend.

lrlrip

RustyFlange wrote: »

Ok so where can I get pure white blankets from?

I know Asda do the waffle shwals which are pure white, although do have a small pattern on them which could be hidden. I need pure white rather than cream or off white.

Rusty, the only place I have managed to get a pure white balnket was Dunelm. I was in the other day though and they had no baby blankets at all

chocolate.orange_2

RustyFlange wrote: »

You are very naughty!!! get baking lady! Do you want my tutorial?
xx

:jOoooh yes please !!!! :A

Boys are coming home tomorrow , so i have to sit in all day and wait for my mum to decide at what time shes bringing them back :rolleyes: So it could keep me out of mischief :rotfl:

riggerz

CandyB101 wrote: »

Well riggerz, I had a great time seeing peppa pig, unfortunately my DD didn't want to get too close, so had to watch from a distance.
£4.99 each for the entrance fee :eek: :eek:........ only for DD to have a few rides on the fun fair.

Just think I could of bought 5 blankets from B&M instead with that money. :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: .

Next time I think we'll just go for the 'Free' play park ...... of which she enjoyed much more.

Glad you all enjoyed it!! My boys are the same - wont get too close to anyone in a costume!!

Stupid question - I know DD refers to a child but what does it stand for I see it all the time and its driving me nuts:rotfl: