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Post by annmarie on Sept 10, 2009 14:47:51 GMT 1
That would do me fine, I was going for the high neck one, but I will have the one you have ready as long as it's not someone else's! Will paypal the money now (plus a bit extra because I didn't add enough for the pp fees on the collars).
Thanks!
Payment sent now
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Post by Old Dragon (Al) on Sept 13, 2009 12:44:26 GMT 1
There are quite a few things outstanding now for 7 days or more. If those members can please settle up, or let me know if they no longer want the items, it would help, thanks.
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Post by annmarie on Sept 16, 2009 22:35:10 GMT 1
Coat received and it fits perfectly, thanks very much! Of course the weather's better now but I'm not complaining, I'm sure we'll need it very soon anyway.
Cheers
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Post by Old Dragon (Al) on Sept 16, 2009 22:45:15 GMT 1
I predict that it will rain again soon, Ann-Marie. ;D
Glad it's arrived safely, if a little later than expected. Darned postal strikes probably delayed it.
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Post by brackensmum on Sept 17, 2009 19:09:38 GMT 1
Hi dunno if i'm putting this in the right bit (i still get confused and i'm not a newbie :lol: ) but I know that Pinkpaws have some to spend for our Wishlist thing. Now, the only harness and leads sets you have at the moment are too big for our needs - however, we do have a few fundraising events coming up soon (bootfairs, shows, online auctions), so are we allowed to get things that we would sell on, we also have fosterers so the other option is to get things for them, but i think the only thing there would be the blankets, as i dont think you have a cat toy thread :lol: Can someone advise me what is best to do please Thankyou
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Post by murtle on Sept 17, 2009 19:39:31 GMT 1
No problems brackensmum - here is fine - You can always start a new thread to ask a question, there are no hard rules here so there's nothing to get confused by! Yes you can buy things to sell on, we'd ask that you try not to sell them for less then the price on the forum, or at least let the person buying the item know the real price so that they don't come to the forum and want the item at a price TRPD can't afford to sell at (blimey was that one sentence) No, no cat toy thread - but if you want harnesses and/or blankets let us know what you'd like and Al can see what she can make for you (with her thumb in a splint!).
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Post by brackensmum on Sept 17, 2009 20:07:25 GMT 1
how about cat collars? or would that be normal (small :lol: ) collars am thinking for sending to fosterers?
Oh, i dunno, maybe someone can just pick stuff for us and send it all to us :lol: thing is the next fundraising event we have (this year) is 27th September (i'm doing a bootfair and tombola), so i really dont know what to pick grrrr :lol:
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Post by murtle on Sept 17, 2009 20:53:29 GMT 1
how about cat collars? or would that be normal (small :lol: ) collars am thinking for sending to fosterers? Oh, i dunno, maybe someone can just pick stuff for us and send it all to us :lol: thing is the next fundraising event we have (this year) is 27th September (i'm doing a bootfair and tombola), so i really dont know what to pick grrrr :lol: Have PM'd you Brackensmum
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Post by brackensmum on Sept 17, 2009 20:57:38 GMT 1
have replied
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Post by bllyboysmammy on Sept 17, 2009 21:36:11 GMT 1
Brackens mum I might have a few spare breakaway cat collars you can have if i can dig them out for you? You'll have to give me a couple of weeks though cos my house currently resembles downtown beirut!
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Post by brackensmum on Sept 17, 2009 21:41:38 GMT 1
Brackens mum I might have a few spare breakaway cat collars you can have if i can dig them out for you? You'll have to give me a couple of weeks though cos my house currently resembles downtown beirut! oh thankyou, that would be cool, we can use them for fosters that arrive without any (usually all of them )
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Post by bllyboysmammy on Sept 17, 2009 21:51:16 GMT 1
yep up until recently i was a foster mum to all the pregnant queens and their resulting kittens, so i know exactly what its like. I gave up to give more time to my family, and my own pets (all my cats are failed fosters lol).
They'll either be kitten size (6-9in) or cat size (7-11in). I cant remember how many i have left lol, but as i get the house organised and unearth them i'll put them aside for ya.
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Post by brackensmum on Sept 17, 2009 22:06:28 GMT 1
yep up until recently i was a foster mum to all the pregnant queens and their resulting kittens, so i know exactly what its like. I gave up to give more time to my family, and my own pets (all my cats are failed fosters lol). They'll either be kitten size (6-9in) or cat size (7-11in). I cant remember how many i have left lol, but as i get the house organised and unearth them i'll put them aside for ya. Thankyou, that is so kind
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Post by Old Dragon (Al) on Sept 18, 2009 17:54:58 GMT 1
For updates relating to the postal strikes and delays in particular areas, please see this link: Postal Strike Updates
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Post by Old Dragon (Al) on Sept 29, 2009 20:43:04 GMT 1
Special Offer between NOW and MIDNIGHT tonight!
Buy anything from any of the sales threads, and receive a FREE Pet Craft Project Fridge Magnet!!! ;D
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Post by Anneski on Oct 1, 2009 19:59:24 GMT 1
I have a greyhound girly that I need a harness for please.. in measuring her, do I measure her just behind her legs and round her chest there, or further back where her ribs are deepest? The whippies only tucked up in one direction, she tucks up in two! LOL!
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Post by Old Dragon (Al) on Oct 1, 2009 21:18:13 GMT 1
I usually suggest that measurements are taken around the deepest point of the chest. That way, there's a little room for expansion or fitting the harness over the top of a coat. There should be some padded chest harnesses coming up in the auctions, unless any more things occur to disrupt my sewing schedule. (My October Challenge is to make and auction/sell at least 100 items per month. )
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Post by reclaimingrebus on Oct 1, 2009 22:14:47 GMT 1
Al, rather than making up stuff in the short supply fabric and hoping it'll be what people want, what about offering designer one-offs, where you list the material and the trimming options and get them to bid on that?
e.g "faux zebra skin waterproof material for coat. can be lined with cowprint or pink polka dot fleece or cath kidston cotton. max size 28" size. prices to start at £5 up to 20", £7 to start 22" and greater ". then if you sell 1, you can offer it again, putting a maximum size on it. Hopefully you'll make stuff in the sizes people want, rather than making it on the possibilityof getting it right. "
Clear as mud? I'm good at that!
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Post by Old Dragon (Al) on Oct 1, 2009 22:34:32 GMT 1
I think I follow you, Elaine. I'll need more space though here to be able to see what fabrics we actually have. Nik was hoping to call in but that's gone pear-shaped because the 'bug' has reached her workplace and several colleagues are off sick, so she's having to work O/T.
I do, however, have a nice sized piece of giraffe print ponyskin fabric, so if anyone fancies a dog coat in that, please speak up ASAP. Therew should be enough to get at least two large coats and probably a little one from it. Also there's a piece of light beige/stone faux suede. Again, probably enough for up to two large coats.
There are also pieces of pastel pink and pastel blue bonded faux suede, and like the dark chocolate used to make the faux suede chillcheaters. Enough of each to make one large chillcheater.
Anyone interested, please speak up ASAP.
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Post by Jazz on Oct 2, 2009 15:31:14 GMT 1
did I see things that go onto a key to help turn it? I need one for the back door key
thank you xx
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