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Free: Screw-top glass bottles (Llandrindod LD1) Six bottles available, clear glass, each holds one litre, screw top. Originally used for apple juice. Would be suitable for holding home-made sloe gin, elderflower cordial, etc.

7h

Request: Mahjong sets (Llandrindod LD1) A few of us are going to set up a Mahjong club locally, so we will need more than the one Mahjong set that we have available!

7h

Free: Large box of fabric (Llandrindod LD1) Expired Mostly old curtains, some upholstery fabric. Various colours/patterns. Suitable for craft purposes.

159d

Free: Small glass pots (Llandrindod LD1) Expired Approximately 30 small glass pots (previously contained desserts, so suitable for food). Ca. 8 cm diameter, depth 4 cm to base of rim. Ideal for jam - with a cellophone cover and bit of decorative fabric over the top, they make an ideal Christmas present!

1y

Free: Bag of fabric (Llandrindod LD1) Gifted Reasonably large bagof fabric (bag for life size), containing mostly pillow cases and cushion covers in a variety of colours. The fabric smells a little musty (because it has been in my cellar), so would need to be washed before doing anything with it.

1y

Request: Hatpins (Llandrindod LD1) Expired I have acquired a very nice hat that is slightly too large for my head. I think that the solution is one or more hatpins, preferably slightly longer ones. I would be grateful for any!

1y

Free: Shallots and garlic (Llandrindod LD1) Gifted For anyone who contacted me before about shallot and garlic bulbs for planting. Please ignore the automatic freegle message about them being no longer available! I still have some of both. Please contact me if you would still like them.

1y

Free: Garlic for planting (Llandrindod LD1) Gifted Garlic bulbs for planting. From a stock that has been successfully grown in the Llandrindod area for a number of years.

1y

Free: Shallots for planting (Llandrindod LD1) Gifted Shallot bulbs for planting. Variety "Melusine" - keeps well over the winter. These bulbs are from a stock that has been successfully grown in the Llandrindod area for several years.

1y