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Skirt Hangers (North end Halifax)
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A dozen skirt hangers
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27d
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Plastic Game Chips or Discs (North end Halifax)
1 container each of white and black chips or discs for games
27d
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Bags of fiberfill stuffing (North end Halifax)
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2 large bags of fiberfill stuffing-good for crafts - stuffed dolls /animals or for making cushions. Bag size is 26" x34". From a non-smoking home.
46d
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Book-Encyclopedia of Dressmaking (North end Halifax)
Gifted
Large hard cover book- Golden Hands Encyclopedia of Dressmaking. 296 pages. Good for both beginners and experienced sewers. Lots of coloured photos, detailed illustrations and patterns with comprehensive, clear instructions. This is a heavy book, weighs about 4 lbs.
1y
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Back Stretching Device for posture (North end Halifax)
Expired
A BackMagic back stretching device for back pain or posture with the user guide. It's adjustable with 3 levels. I tried it a couple of times but it didn't do anything for me. A newer version is on the Amazon.ca site if you want to check user reviews.
1y
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Skirt Hangers (North end Halifax)
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About a dozen and a half skirt hangers.
1y
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Christmas nesting storage boxes (North end Halifax)
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A set of seven Christmas nesting storage boxes.
1y
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Skeins of yarn/wool (North end Halifax)
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12 skeins of yarn/ wool, mostly beige colour, 2 smaller skeins of dark blue, 1 yellow ( this one is rug yarn with a thinner weight). Six balls of wool/ yarn including one ball of 6 strand white buffalo wool; 1 grey, 1 turquoise and 3 smaller white balls- could be phentex.
1y
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Rug Yarn/Wool (North end Halifax)
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Four large hanks of rug yarn/wool. Colours: 1 Coral; 2 Light to Medium Blue; 1 Darker Blue. Fibre content unknown.
1y
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Five vinyl stickers (North end Halifax)
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Five high quality 'name' stickers for someone who has a child named Talia. New and never used; purchased (from Redbubble.com) as a gift for a young girl in our family who has decided to change her name.
1y
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Small plant pots (North end Halifax)
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Update. 7 small plant pots for indoors available. Houseplants have been given away.
1y
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Times Literary Supplement newspaper (North end Halifax)
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36 issues of The Times Literary Supplement newspapers from 2010-2011. Issues range from about 30 to 42 pages. Reviews and essays on new novels, stories and translations from around the world, covering literature, classics, culture, history, arts, philosophy, religion, science & technology, politics and society. From a non-smoking home. 11 photos show a sample of the newspapers.
1y
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Piecework 2004-2005 Collection (North end Halifax)
Gifted
Piecework is a magazine about all sorts of needle arts / fiber work from all over the world.... historical knitting and crochet techniques, embellished clothing, quilting, embroidery, tatting and lacework. This CD Rom contains all 12 issues from 2004-2005. Each issue has a specific theme, ranging from 70 to 84 pages per issue. One of the photos attached shows a sample of some of the pages from one issue. I played it this morning using an external CD/DVD player on my laptop.
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Small plant pots; 2 houseplants (North end Halifax)
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7 small plant pots for indoors. The white pot has three different types of plants - just 3 small shootings but they grow fast. The larger houseplant shown in a basket is a succulent - snake plant. Needs to be repotted, I have cut it back several times and was going to throw it away as it was getting too tall. Some info on 'Snake Plant' from the internet: ...snake plant is a hardy houseplant with stiff, sword-like leaves from six inches to 12 feet tall in its native habitat but usually reaches two feet tall when grown indoors. They vary in color but many have green-banded or striped leaves with a yellow or cream border.....easy to grow and are nearly indestructible. They grow slowly indoors, adapting to both bright light and low-light corners, however a few hours of early morning direct sun can boost growth. Planting and repotting is best done in the spring.
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