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to hope a kind mumsnetter can help me as I blatantly beg

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2shoes Thu 19-Nov-09 21:53:07

dd is going to have the big part in the school christmas play, she is being the snow queen, so what am I begging for.......well I ned to get some white furry fabric, it needs to be draped over the back of her wheelchair(yes I am using the sn as well) and I want to cover her boots as well(but could use something else for that. so has any one got a white furry cape that they could lend me????????????????????????????????????

pigletmania Thu 19-Nov-09 21:56:14

Sorry cant help you hope that other mumsnetter can smile

deepdarkwood Thu 19-Nov-09 21:57:58

Can't help, but bumping for you smile

HellBent Thu 19-Nov-09 21:57:59

Nope sorry, why not use a table cloth and try and find a white fluffy shrug instead? I'm sure that would be much easier

lindsaygii Thu 19-Nov-09 21:58:23

Try posting a wanted ad on your local freecycle. It's the kind of daft thing someone will have in their attic...

treedelivery Thu 19-Nov-09 21:58:24

No I haven't. Sorry! Someone will have though so keep on bumping...let your body rock....everybody bumping....da di da di da..

<<wanders off humming>>

MerryWifeOfWindsor Thu 19-Nov-09 21:59:24

Not direct help (sorry) but I did pick up a white fleece throw at tesco for £2 the other week, dunno if your local may have some?

drowninginclutter Thu 19-Nov-09 21:59:57

I have a pink fluffy coat if nothing better comes along.

It's a bump if nothing else smile

HellBent Thu 19-Nov-09 22:00:12

Boots should be easy to make BTW, if she has some cheap shoes you can just cut the fabric and use pins to hold in place pushed into the sole or double sided sticky tape. My sis used this trick at halloween one year.

treedelivery Thu 19-Nov-09 22:01:03

Try Ikea too, if you can bear too.....

Hassled Thu 19-Nov-09 22:04:10

How about a large white sheet with a ton of silver glitter thrown at it?

2shoes Thu 19-Nov-09 22:06:08

wow white fl;eece throw, what a good idea
thank you everyone

Knakard Thu 19-Nov-09 22:14:53

I do have an old white adult fairy outfit with white fluffy trim (don't ask wink) if you think you could fashion something from that id be happy to post.

2shoes Thu 19-Nov-09 22:16:54

thanks, I am going to sainsburys tomorrow so will have alook for a fleece there, then I can cut it up.
if I don't have any luk over the next few days i will get back to you.

(isn't mn good for getting you to think out of the box)

AvadaKedavra Thu 19-Nov-09 22:19:20

Poundland have bags of fake snow, have you an old pair of wellies you can glue and throw the snow at? or pull white socks over her boots if that's not an option cause of her SN and then glue fake snow to socks? or even just the white socks would work actually

IMoveTheStarsForNoOne Thu 19-Nov-09 22:20:21

I think I have a couple of metres of white furry fabric, but it's at my parents house.

If not, i can find the website i ordered it from, was really cheap!

bump this tomorrow, I'll have a look when I'm at werk.

southeastastra Thu 19-Nov-09 22:21:47

i have a life size tiger if any use grin

won at the christmas fair last year hmm

2shoes Thu 19-Nov-09 22:22:20

omg white socks over her boots brilliant idea
fake snow would be a bit dodgey same with glitter, gets all over her

AvadaKedavra Thu 19-Nov-09 22:24:29

Primark and markets and cheapo places usually do fluffy bedsocks, if you could get white ones of those they would look just the ticket

2shoes Thu 19-Nov-09 22:25:13

i am going to primark on monday

busybutterfly Thu 19-Nov-09 22:49:27

Bump for the Snow Queen grin

treedelivery Thu 19-Nov-09 22:53:13

this but it is a bit small and a bit £9! On plus side it is buy it now.

Alternatively blimey shock

7dayweekend Fri 20-Nov-09 09:27:34

I could probably get hold of white fur fabric if you still needed it.

If you have a fabric shop locally, have a look in the remnants bin first, then at the fleece section. (Our local even has *camouflage fleece* How cool is that?)

Or what about a cheapie white towel?

have seen the fleece throws in tesco and asda - never seen them in sainsbury's

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