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Argh. Can't believe I am posting on a Xmas topic but could we have a round up of yer best pressie websites/catalogues please?

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WilfShelf · 06/11/2010 20:47

Must get more organised this year and not run around on Xmas eve etc...

I use Amazon a lot at the last minute but would like to know what sites/catalogues you Xmas Professional Organiser Types Grin use?

OK, I got some twiddly bunting cupcake things with LivingEtc the other day, and I know about that stocking filler one: Hawkins?

But I need to be able to supply presents for WHOLE family, online, with reliable post etc..

Interesting, unique, arty-farty, intellectual, sciency, bookish, eco-hippy, foodie presents rather than plastic junk, AND CHEAP especially welcome Grin

Recommendations please?

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Georgimama · 06/11/2010 20:51

Obvious answer but there is nothing you cannot buy on amazon. Got to know what you want to buy first though!

I bought some children's presents from letterbox. Can't fault them.

WilfShelf · 06/11/2010 20:53

Yeah, I think I need a bit more leading Grin

Someone to show me exactly what my mother, and SILs will really NEED... cos I have no fecking idea

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champagnesupernova · 06/11/2010 21:22

Hello
someone else has started this one here
I also remember a couple more threads from previous years Will have a look after browsing links from other thread

hth
Grin

chicaguapa · 06/11/2010 21:23

I've got quite a few bits from firebox.com this year. Free delivery for November too.

Bucharest · 07/11/2010 14:58

I have my own folder on puter with my favourite websites in, including the usual suspects (Amazon, Book People, M and S, John Lewis, The Entertainer etc) and then Lakeland, Sarah Raven, Cox and Cox, Not on the High Street etc.

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