Thread 7: stocking fillets and mince pies

[Reastie]

As ever links etc on post two

Thanks for the new thread, Reastie
and thanks so much Bimblywibble. My DD will love one of those houses! Amazing!

The clay brick houses are available from hawkins Bazaar for £4.99!

www.hawkin.com/farm-house-construction-kit

12 inch MLP pinky pie £5.99

myfirstmylast thank you very much for the kindle code...dd's birthday is on Christmas Day (poor kid :) ) she'll be 13 this year and a kindle is on her Christmas/birthday list... now purchased thanks to your code!

Just spent £86 for £220 worth of clothes at la redoute! Thanks for the code.

Can someone please help me with eBay links for fold up reusable shopping bags? I'm sure on a previous thread someone said how to find them for about 50p but I can't find the post or cheap ones on eBay.

maybe I dreamed it all

ThatsNotMyHouseItIsTooClean - Do you know what the sizing is like on the Belle tutu's?

I spent £160 in the sainsburys toy sale. I did buy 12 Christmas presents and two birthday presents though and that's all the kids I need to buy for sorted. Just need to decide what my wrapping theme is going to be this year and I hope to be done by the end of October!

Mak asked about tutus I bought one of these tutus and it is gorgeous and arrived within 2 weeks.

Slithy, I don't remember the original link but if you go to eBay and search for something like "shopping bags fish rose panda" you get a page full of them. I can't paste the link as it seems to be my own eBay page that comes up!

Place marking , thanks for the new thread!

Thanks for the new thread Reastie. Just pooped on to say that the codes for Salon Skincare are still working - £20 off a £60 spend with YOURBONUS and £15 off a £50 spend with 15OFF.

Ha ha ha shoop I've a feeling that your pooped on may make the next thread title!

RJ and Neeko I have heard M&S food and B&M too. My lovely nosy neighbour asked the men building it.

I always limit what I buy in m&s food for the faff of carrying or collecting it so I cant wait!

I am going to be bankrupt when m and s food opens. I was hoping for home bargains I prefer them to b and m but oh well.

I'm still finding it amazing with a relatively low number of Scottish mners the three of us are bargain threaders and probably walk past each other regularly!

Lots of skirt options, thanks, I'll have a look for best cheapest option tonight. DD is not a girly girl and prefers leggings (which are ruined pretty quickly with mud and grass stains and paint) but evert time she sees a frothy skirt like that she coos over it. If it ends up with the fancy dress stuff so be it, but she will be super pleased to get one!

We have no Christmas tree, so I'm looking for a nice, cheap, slimline artificial tree. Recommendations welcome :)

Thanks Reastie x

Has anyone seen a 2-3 hulk costume anywhere please? Toddler DS adores 'hulk smash' (I'm blaming his brother) and would love a costume. Smallest I can seem to find is 3-4 and he's on the small side.

Just bought a ps4 for my db from Smyths toys. £289 for the console and when you add the game he wanted, it was free thanks to their offer. Also 2.5% cashback - probably the best price I would get for that so if anybody is after a Ps4 I would recommend. Also received free next day delivery

The fancy dress costumes do seem to come up really small thesky

Last Christmas dd was desperate for a cinderella dress and is very petite, she was a couple of months shy of 3 a dand I had to buy her a 5-6 (no 4-5 sizes and although it's a bit long the body bit fit fine. The same with the Peter pan costume she talked my aunt into buying for her!

Hi Reastie that Amazon voucher deal for £10 free for £40 of vouchers is now £7 for £30 and it's only on for the next 5 days I think link
for this thread, I am a total addict

20% off at The Book People today with SPOOKY20. Goes to 15% tomorrow and 10% on Wednesday

MillyMolly did the the tutu you ordered from ali express come up big/small or true to size? Thanks!

Someone on last year's thread linked to this website enchanted doorways for really beautiful fairy/elf doors. They have all their doors priced at £5 at the moment and they are worth every penny if you've got little people who are into fairies

Jumping on the new thread. Really need to start thinking about my parents and in-laws now before the dc do their father christmas lists and I start the annual stocking mission.