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by suelyn7 05 Feb 2012 ( edited Feb 07'12 18:19 )
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Good morning ladies, hope yopu are all warm and well, its freezing here in the uk. could one of our ladies here in the uk tell me if there is a supplier here for Mylar or do we have an equivalent thing. could I buy it from some where like arts and craft shop or maybe Hobbycraft. help please

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by spendlove 05 Feb 2012
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Thick snow here in Lincolnshire. I've never seen mylar to buy in the UK - I'll be interested in the answers to this question!
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by suelyn7 05 Feb 2012
I have a caravan in Mablethorpe its probably thick there too.
by spendlove 05 Feb 2012
It is - my sister lives near there!
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by nanabs 05 Feb 2012
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Beautiful sunny day here in Ohio, USA but chilly. I read somewhere and maybe it was here that someone used a Mylar balloon inside out. If you have those there maybe you could try it. Good luck in your search. Blessings
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by darmoola 05 Feb 2012
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Here in Michigan, just North of Ohio. Today, the sun is shining and the temps are in the 40's. Great weather...especially, for January. We are having an unusual winter. Where I live the ave. snow total should be about 49". Michigan has some areas that have gotten some of the white stuff but around here, very little. I'm not complaining, with my job I do alot of driving and I hate driving in the slippery, icy, snow....yuck! I'm thinking we will pay for this some way....? I use balloons for Mylar.
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by mooie24 05 Feb 2012
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Lots of snow here in London Boo Hoo
There is a lady in the uk yahoo group who imports
the mylar from the USA.. i pop a message on there and get some more details :-)
bug hugs - Maria xx
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by deeside 05 Feb 2012
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Absolutely NO SNOW 20 miles west of Aberdeen in NE Scotland - makes a change!! I bought Mylar from Sainsburys the supermarket. In the gift wrap section. 'Pack of 3 sheets of luxury tissue 500x700mm aprox' £1.25. They only have the opal not any of the coloured variety
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by suelyn7 05 Feb 2012
That sounds great I dont have any sainsburys near me but I will certainly check out asda and tesco . did it say mylar on the pack sorry if I'm being a bit thick but I dontknow what it looks like.
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by eastwitch2 06 Feb 2012
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If you go to the page link bleow for Heirloos by Sharon and scroll down the page there is a email address for a lady in the UK that sells Mylar and there is also a link below that if you click on it it shows what she has available and the prices by clicking on each picture on the page.

You can read all about the Mylar on the Heirlooms by Sharons website.

EastWitch2
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[1] http://www.heirloomsbysharon.com/apps/webstore/
www.heirloomsbysharon.com
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by suelyn7 06 Feb 2012
Thank you all I have gotten so much help from u all I now feel I have a better understanding of Mylar. Can't wait to try it now.
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by eastwitch2 06 Feb 2012
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This is the infoprmation of the Heirlooms by Sharon Website for the women in the UK that sells Mylar.
Her name is Lucy Henderson and you can reach her by email: Lucyhenderson53@yahoo.com

You can see the Mylar she has available at the link below. If you click on each picture on the link page of the different Mylars it will give you the prices.
Most Embroiders use the Opal Mylar.
Hope this helps you.
EastWitch2
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by jayemcee46 06 Feb 2012
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yes lots of snow here n Salisbury Plain overnight Sat/Sun. Raining and foggy now!!!! Yuk!!!! Rather have the snow!
Have you tried Franklyns of Colchester for Mylar.They are sewing specialists and that is their head office.
Also have you tried using a deflated ballon.. the shiny sort you get in card shops, or the wrappers from sweets...Roses and Quality Street.
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by suelyn7 07 Feb 2012
It's been really amazing what all you lovely cuties have come up with, will try all your ideas and tips. Thank you all
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by mooie24 07 Feb 2012
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Lucy is also my contact here in the UK :-)