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Hair ribbons

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  • 18-06-2009 9:25pm
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    IzzyWizzy
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    I saw a girl on the train this morning wearing the most gorgeous grey silk hair ribbon and it made me want to get one. I was wondering where in Dublin I would be able to find a good selection?


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    MissFlitworth
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    Hickeys or the Dublin Woolen Mills at the Ha'Penny bridge are your ribbon-y chums


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    Enii
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    Inspiring Ideas also sell them.


    Think I'll go buy some too!


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    Orlee
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    Actually yeah .... i've been trying to think of somewhere to get good Ribbon other than hickeys

    anyone know of any good haberdashers ..... or just even any haberdashers at all?


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    giddybootz
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    Dublin Woolen Mills at the Ha'Penny bridge are great! And apparenty there is a great one on Parnell square (look in the Arts&Crafts Forum)


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    lizzyvera
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    I think there's on either in the westbury mall, or just outside it on the grafton st side. They also sell lovely buttons.


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    Twee.
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    lizzyvera wrote: »
    I think there's on either in the westbury mall, or just outside it on the grafton st side. They also sell lovely buttons.

    That used to be LM Reuben AFAIK, but they've moved to a wee shop on South William Street, the Stephen's Green end and are now called Reubenesque.


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