Paper doilies - who sells them?

RainbowsInTheSpray

You'd think they'd be sold all over the place BUT I find no reference to them on any supermarket site or places like Poundland and B&M.

Has anyone seen them for sale anywhere recently?

marcia_

Probably Amazon but your post brought back memories of lacy dolies my nan had 😁

Rodders53

Have you asked Google or Bing?

All the usual culprits come up Amazon, Lakeland, Hobbycraft, The Range, even B&Q (online only). Probably other retailers too.  John Lewis have stock only in some stores.

p00hsticks

My local Hobbycraft had them last time I was in (a couple of months back)

DullGreyGuy

Some were backed with plastic and so will have fallen foul of the ban on one time use plastics. 

Amazon, B&Q, Nisbets etc all have them (the later only if you want 200 plus)

Rosa_Damascena

If you can wait OP, you would be much better off ordering them online, esp for bulk purchases.

I can see why you would want them, but looking at prices I personally wouldn't want to spend on something so unnecessary. I'd probably have a go myself by folding cartouches made from A4 office paper and then chopping patterns within. Unique in a MSE way,

Marcon

Rosa_Damascena said:

If you can wait OP, you would be much better off ordering them online, esp for bulk purchases.

I can see why you would want them, but looking at prices I personally wouldn't want to spend on something so unnecessary. I'd probably have a go myself by folding cartouches made from A4 office paper and then chopping patterns within. Unique in a MSE way,

Without knowing why OP wants them, I don't think it's fair to dismiss them as 'so unnecessary'.

 100 for £3.99 is hardly ruinous: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Selecto-Bake-Round-Paper-Doilies/dp/B083BXHMTQ/ref=pd_bxgy_q_d_sccl_1/258-9336005-4555311?pd_rd_w=g4rt7&content-id=amzn1.sym.ea160940-2731-44f6-92dc-10249bf55db8&pf_rd_p=ea160940-2731-44f6-92dc-10249bf55db8&pf_rd_r=VQ6QJK2WCZBB5S62BWDM&pd_rd_wg=suPsK&pd_rd_r=595dd71e-d210-451b-a04e-b04ca22cbd0f&pd_rd_i=B083BXHMTQ&psc=1