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Where can I get throws?

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fastasleep · 26/02/2006 14:35

Nice and cheap for a 3 seater sofa in a playroom, so need to be washable?

Couldn't be bothered finding the 'products' section DS is screaming at me!

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cod · 26/02/2006 14:35

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cod · 26/02/2006 14:36

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fastasleep · 26/02/2006 14:36

CHEAP cod....I'm not a magistrate you know, I live in an ex council house lol

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JoolsToo · 26/02/2006 14:37

Judo class

snafu · 26/02/2006 14:37

ikea?

welshboris · 26/02/2006 14:38

jools groan (ps theres a post around here somewhere for you ill bump it now)

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fastasleep · 26/02/2006 14:39

Oh JT... joining the ranks of the jesters are you?

Hmm Ikea, would have to enlist SIL to drive me there (we're too skint for a car even, stresses again the need for cheapness lol)

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Yorkiegirl · 26/02/2006 14:39

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suzywong · 26/02/2006 14:39

surely you can weave one out of lentils

kittyfish · 26/02/2006 14:41

If you want cheap try your local market, I got a brill cotton print throw from our market recently which is big enough for a 3 seater sofa (easier to have than keeping dogs off sofa ) and cost £10. It washes well too.

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fastasleep · 26/02/2006 14:41

Asda... Asda might be good, DH said they didn't do throws big enough for our sofa in most shops so I got a bit confused about where to go

shurrup with your lentil weaving comments you!

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welshboris · 26/02/2006 14:42

matalan is a good idea

SecondhandRose · 26/02/2006 14:42

Asda deffo.

JoolsToo · 26/02/2006 14:43

ooh boris, where? where?

welshboris · 26/02/2006 14:43

chat chat chat

egocentriczebra · 26/02/2006 14:56

John Lewis.
Although apparently they aren't "allowed" to call them throws because they aren't fire resistant. They're for putting over your knees, instead (says friend who works for JL!).

HappyMumof2 · 26/02/2006 16:01

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Smurfgirl · 26/02/2006 16:33

Dunelm Mill, Matalan

NannyL · 26/02/2006 16:34

i got some lovely fleece throws for £3 in Ikea that wash very well

hoxtonchick · 26/02/2006 16:36

primark

cod · 26/02/2006 16:37

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JanH · 26/02/2006 16:41

Shop like Knightingales (???) - they sell bedding, curtains etc? They have some v nice throws.

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