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The Good Fairy Pop Up Shop - Lordship Lane - last weekend Special Offers

By katherines
September 26, 2013 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted September 26, 2013

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Posted September 26, 2013

The Good Fairy pop up shop is at 45 Lordship Lane (on the corner, next door to Healthmatters. Come and check out lovely children's wear at reasonable prices. Last day this Sunday 29th Sept then we're back online, save yourself the postage and touch & feel the fabulous clothes.

Lots of great pieces including Tutus, Rainbow Dresses, T shirts, Swan dresses, Ballerina Dresses, Sleepy Dolls, Wing Tops, Parrot T shirts, Hair Pompoms, Toy Storage, Babygrows and Children's Books to suit ages 6months - 8years. We won't be here for long, stock up for birthday and Christmas presents, lots of great stocking fillers, don't miss out!

Last weekend only SPECIAL OFFERS while stocks last

Pale pink fluffy tutus age 5-6 only ?19

Toddler fluffy tutus age 1-2 only ?12

Babygrows ?6 each or 2 for ?10

Offers start Saturday but Forum members can get these offers from Friday

THE GOOD FAIRY

made by magic

Also at The Pop Up is the wonderful artwork of local artist Jason Cox including his Hollywood Sirens series & Animals Series

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