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Hi Hi!!! I am going to the following places for a tour! Just wondering what are the must see in UK London and if its easy to go Disneyland when I'm at Paris. I am joining a tour over there but I have free and easy and i think quite a lot of lesisure time. Is there any fabrics or embroidery threads (are they cheap in the first place) to get from Europe?
And where can I get those nice fabrics. TIA!!! Or anyone want to bring me and my husband around hehhehe
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crafter2243
30 Aug 2009
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I found that nothing was cheap in Europe. I suppose it matters with what currency you are dealing with. I hope you have a wonderful time site seeing. There are so many beautiful places.
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Yes cant wait to finish my work and go there for holidays!!!
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yes Europe, the netherlands so to say. Hope you have a lovely tour!
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Europe is really big! Netherland is in another package but this time round not going there. AFter i have save enough again to splurge, i will like to go Germany, Netherland Spain etc .....
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I also found things are very expensive in UK, more than Japan :) But, I'm sure you will have great times there! Love,Yoriko
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Thanks Yoriko. THis is my first time trip to so far away place hehehe. UK must be expensive since its more than Japan. Think shall skip shopping and do sightseeing
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sissibrode
31 Aug 2009
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I'm in France. It's very easy to go to Disneyland from Paris. You have a train (RER) to "Marne La Vallée" :o) and I think you can find nice fabrics (cheap) in Paris(the store name is "Marché Saint Pierre)...embroidery Threat NO, they're more expensive than in USA.
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oic. I am in Asia and i think the threads i bought are cheaper than USA!!! WOoohoo
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London and the south of Eng - a lot of interesting shops. Barely nothing in the Midlands. That was what I found when visiting my daughter in Warwickshire.All depends on the exchange rate.
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Both EUR n Pounds are much bigger than in my country. So really have to see i guess
Birmingham market is very good for fabric and not expensive at all. Fabulous Fabrics in Ashby de la Zouche is an aladins cave for fabric and covers all price ranges. Loughborough market Thurs and Sat has good fabric stalls. Watson Thornton and Textile Express in Shrewsbury are good too.
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asterixsew
31 Aug 2009
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What are you wanting to see?
Tourist or sewing?
Tourist or sewing?
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Both! fabrics too
Harrods is interesting to look at particularly in the Food Halls. It is expensive so look dont shop. My daughters loved looking here. Covent Garden is interesting to watch whatever entertainment is going on. Soho is interesting for Chinese foods and lifestyle. Again my two enjoyed visiting there. Liberty near Oxford Circus is good for fabric - not cheap but the shop is good to look at as it is so unusal and historic. John Lewis on Oxford Street is/was good for fabric. Again this will not be cheap. I need to look up some furter info on fabrics which I will put up later.
Tourist - well this goes on forever Buckingham Palace, changing of the guards. Trafalgar Square, the art galleries, the Tower of London, the London Eye, museums, there is loads to see and do. Have fun
Tourist - well this goes on forever Buckingham Palace, changing of the guards. Trafalgar Square, the art galleries, the Tower of London, the London Eye, museums, there is loads to see and do. Have fun
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eveve, ENJOY your tour! Love and hugs and come back safe.
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Thanks!