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  • littlesnuggler
    Senior Member
    500+ Crafters Club
    • Feb 2007
    • 662

    First bulk order for fabric

    Ooh, I feel as if I am now a proper manufacturer I have just ordered my first bulk order of fleece fabric for my cosytoes and buggy liners.

    Until now I have either bought online by the meter or whizzed down to my local fabric shop, so from Friday I will have to go to my stock room (bedroom) to get it
    Helen

    www.littlesnuggler.co.uk
    Total warmth and comfort for your baby and toddler up to 3 years
  • swirlyarts
    Senior Member
    Try and catch up with this one.. What a crafter!!!
    • Jan 2006
    • 5703

    #2
    It's so exciting to get a huge order through the post - I still haven't used any of my Reprodepot order cos it's too nice to look at!!
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    • Potter Doodle Doo
      Senior Member
      100+ crafts club
      • May 2007
      • 288

      #3
      bulk orders, aren't you a proper business now with a stock room. I trust you won't be employing people illegally from overseas now for cheap labour! lol

      Originally posted by swirlyarts View Post
      It's so exciting to get a huge order through the post - I still haven't used any of my Reprodepot order cos it's too nice to look at!!
      I had the same problem with my cardmaking things lol.
      Caroline

      You don't need talent to be artistic you just need patience!

      www.potterdoodledoo.co.uk

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      • BeadsbyLili
        Senior Member
        Super Big Crafter
        • Jun 2007
        • 1569

        #4
        Congrats Helen !! I got the same buzz when I started shipping in beads (still do really )
        Mel

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        • Annette
          Senior Member
          100+ crafts club
          • Apr 2007
          • 288

          #5
          Well done Helen, how exciting is that. Wait til it comes, you'll want to keep looking at the roll(s)
          Annette

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          • Bowed Over
            Senior Member
            Try and catch up with this one.. What a crafter!!!
            • Feb 2007
            • 6372

            #6
            I am the same but 60 kilos of wax does tend to take over the stock room - sorry kitchen - but when you need to buy in bulk it is good - feel like a pure proper business now!!!

            Get those cosy toes made and put down that wine girl.

            Cheers.

            Lisa

            Bowed Over
            Handmade Dog Collar Accessories
            www.bowedover.co.uk

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            • michaelafrawley
              Junior Member
              Junior crafter
              • Oct 2008
              • 2

              #7
              bulk or wholesale

              first of all, your buggy things are lovely. did you buy wholesale or in bulk. i'm making a nursery set and had to buy the material in the different lengths for each piece because all the shops i tried wouldn't sell me the amount needed. it was very annoying. if this one turns out ok i was thinking of making some to sell on ebay.
              michaelafrawley

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              • SarahandIan
                Senior Member
                100+ crafts club
                • Oct 2008
                • 363

                #8
                How exciting. We had our first order of 1000 bibs last month. I waited for the delivery man outside!

                Our 'stockroom' is a corner of the lounge. I don't think our little one would appreciate sleeping amongst bibs!
                Baby bibs with a difference...
                We now do t-shirts up to 4 years!
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                • xrheax
                  Senior Member
                  100+ crafts club
                  • Apr 2008
                  • 440

                  #9
                  Your cosytoes are simply gorgeous! I love the fact that they come in so many different designs. They look really snuggly and warm too, in fact, I think I am off to go and order one right now!

                  Any suggestions on what design to choose - there are so many lovely ones! (I have a two year old son if that helps)
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                  • littlesnuggler
                    Senior Member
                    500+ Crafters Club
                    • Feb 2007
                    • 662

                    #10
                    Hi everyone, sorry but I haven't been on here for ages. Here's an update.

                    Firstly, I usually order my plain fabrics by the roll then I buy the patterned ones by the metre as I don't need as much of the patterned pieces for each cosytoes. I've got material all over the house! I keep tidying up then next thing it's all over again!

                    I have just added some new fabrics to the site for this winter so there's loads to choose from. They are all very soft and cuddly and I love the little monsters one or the under the sea one for the boys.

                    Thanks for all the lovely comments
                    Helen

                    www.littlesnuggler.co.uk
                    Total warmth and comfort for your baby and toddler up to 3 years

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                    • sweet18
                      Junior Member
                      Junior crafter
                      • Mar 2010
                      • 15

                      #11
                      That’s good news! Congratulations!
                      www.spafixdirect.co.uk

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