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Mumsnet Discussions: Christmas '08 : can anyone recommend a good web site to buy stocking fillers? (12 messages)

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By drivinmecrazy on Tue 02-Dec-08 11:24:25

Have bought all main presents for DDs, but need to bulk them out with gifts under £10. Feels really mean if they only get a few presents, even if the are high value gifts. They are 7 & 3 so quantity versus quality is still an important factor for them when they come down xmas morning and see a pile of gifts

By TheArmadillo on Tue 02-Dec-08 11:24:49

hawkins bazaar?

By georgiemum on Tue 02-Dec-08 11:25:06

Try Harpers Bazar

By CountessDracula on Tue 02-Dec-08 11:25:32

pmsl @ harpers bazar!

By georgiemum on Tue 02-Dec-08 11:26:14

Hawkins, that't the name. Bazar, Bazaar, Bazzar, how Bizare!

By georgiemum on Tue 02-Dec-08 11:27:04

It's been a long long night (also see thread on wrinkles)!

By jimbotri on Tue 02-Dec-08 19:11:55

kiddykool have a quite a few bits under tenner, I am a brio addict though blush

also little experience craft kits are great fun .

By ELR on Tue 02-Dec-08 20:08:55

tickseed.co.uk its fab have lots of fairtrade and family run

By amidaiwish on Tue 02-Dec-08 20:22:37

lots of nice non plastic crap here
stocking fillers

free delivery with code KF1ZZ140

By sammysam on Wed 03-Dec-08 10:30:03

Oh amidaiwish-was just about to order a load of stuff but that delivery code says its not valid-does anyone have another one?

By sammysam on Wed 03-Dec-08 10:37:29

Found one CJ3NB600-free delivery on first order!

By amidaiwish on Wed 03-Dec-08 16:47:17

glad you found it! will tell my friend her code doesn't work!

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