Nappy Cakes

CandyB101_2

I think there is a for and against putting prices on leaflets. (I have them on my leaflets).
I always thought that if there are no prices, people might think they are well out of their price range and afraid to ask.
After making up a 3 tier for a friend, she had it in her kitchen and when visitors came round she got them to read through the contents and then asked how much they thought she had paid for it, they were all guessing £75+ (I sell for £30).
I made sure that I added 'All budgets catered for', but maybe you could add a 'Prices from ........' comment.

CandyB101_2

RustyFlange wrote: »

I know a few of you visit £ shops regularly, I was wondering if anyone can tell me if these are a £ shop item or if they know where they are from? I thought they were from the poundshop mainly because of the packaging but I am not 100% sure. Any ideas?

They are so cute Rusty!
I used to see loads of these in the 'Chinese' shops in Spain! selling for a euro!!! Can't say I've seen them around here though. I'll keep a look out.

If anyone is going on their hols in Spain, I would suggest a look in their 'cheapy Chinese' shops.
They sell loads of the pull bows, usually in a pack of 10, for 1-2 euro's
Just wish I had brought more back :mad:

RustyFlange

CandyB101 wrote: »

They are so cute Rusty!
I used to see loads of these in the 'Chinese' shops in Spain! selling for a euro!!! Can't say I've seen them around here though. I'll keep a look out.

If anyone is going on their hols in Spain, I would suggest a look in their 'cheapy Chinese' shops.
They sell loads of the pull bows, usually in a pack of 10, for 1-2 euro's
Just wish I had brought more back :mad:

Thankyou Candy ... I need about 15 pairs :rotfl: Preferably ones which could be neutral ...

I will look in ethal austins but don't remember seeing any in there ... I found a proper olde world baby boutique yesterday but we only drove past it so want to venture back up there and have a nosey but need OH to take me as I can't remember the way and don't even know a rough area of where it was!

almond

RustyFlange wrote: »

Thankyou Candy ... I need about 15 pairs :rotfl: Preferably ones which could be neutral ...

I will look in ethal austins but don't remember seeing any in there ... I found a proper olde world baby boutique yesterday but we only drove past it so want to venture back up there and have a nosey but need OH to take me as I can't remember the way and don't even know a rough area of where it was!

rusty do you have a boyes nearby? we have one in yarm and i have seem them in they hundreds of shoes for about £1- £1.50 each
might go down later with pic and have a look but its to cold at mo to go out
will let you know
bye

almond

http://www.boyes.co.uk/stores/co_durham_list.html
looks like chester le street is the nearest one

RustyFlange

Where abouts are you living almond?

Just done a search on their site and there is one in durham and surrounding areas, I think Durham is probably the closest. It is just trainers I need not shoes

almond

hi
i live in yarm, i will go down later and see if i can get some photos the girls all know me in they, have you not been to a boyes shop? its worth a trip, ours is only little
its a bit like woolies, the fabric dept is great and you can get most things they , remember somebody got the cups with a spoon in well our boyes has them for 99p
most the clothes are x branded shops including next
well thats enough of me pushing boyes

CandyB101_2

RustyFlange wrote: »

Thankyou Candy ... I need about 15 pairs :rotfl: Preferably ones which could be neutral ...

I will look in ethal austins but don't remember seeing any in there ... I found a proper olde world baby boutique yesterday but we only drove past it so want to venture back up there and have a nosey but need OH to take me as I can't remember the way and don't even know a rough area of where it was!

15 !!!!! Blimey, you starting your own market stall ????
Mind you, wouldn't that be a fun idea

almond

CandyB101 wrote: »

15 !!!!! Blimey, you starting your own market stall ????
Mind you, wouldn't that be a fun idea

its not a bad idea if people are doing crafts fairs
my friend did on at xmas in darlington which has a very good market
£25 for the stall and £7 pl ins.

RustyFlange

CandyB101 wrote: »

15 !!!!! Blimey, you starting your own market stall ????
Mind you, wouldn't that be a fun idea

Actually I am ... I an in the throws of having a market stall just once every so often in my local town :rotfl: Its really cheap, I did mention it a few pages back

But I don't need the trainers for that I need them for something else involving cakes :rotfl: