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Where Can I Get Muslin Cloths From?
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They sell a pack of 3 muslin squares in Morrisons really cheaply.0
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Asda and Tesco's sell them. Can't remeber if it is 3 or 5 in a pack for £3.50.
I use them for an icing duster for my cake decorating!
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babiebeany wrote: »They sell a pack of 3 muslin squares in Morrisons really cheaply.
Really? I've never seen them (that said I do as much of my shopping as possible in Lidl these days), what section are they in?SIMPLE SIMON - Met a pie man going to the fair. Said Simple Simon to the pie man, "What have you got there?" Said the pie man unto Simon, "Pies, you simpleton!"0 -
Try ebay or buy directly from websites. Some shops sell it pretty expensive. The best I have found so far (and cheapest) is safai-skin.co.uk, but you can also get it on ebay I think.0
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I want to get some muslin for cooking, brewing, preserving etc. Have seen the bags on ebay bot would like metres of it to make my own sizes etc, can I just buy normal muslin fabric? or does it need to be a special type?0
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I just bought muslin squares from Boots tbh No special type!Don't put it DOWN; put it AWAY"I would like more sisters, that the taking out of one, might not leave such stillness" Emily Dickinson
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A friend and I went halves on a pack of muslin squares from Mothercare. They're just the right size for straining stuff when making jellies and wine and as they're hemmed all around, you don't have to worry about bits of loose thread that you would get if you used muslin cut from a bolt of fabric.0
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Fabric shop should stock butter muslin by the metre. I bought some from John Lewis a fortnight ago but sorry can't remember price per metre.0
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you can buy muslin by the metre or something called cheesecloth fabric (I believe its slightly thicker but does similar job).0
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