Eeeek, where to get halloween costumes now Woolies is gone?

[The Nappy Lady]

Any suggestions for good places to shop for decent, but affordable dressing up stuff without trusty Woolworths to turn to?

:'(

Molly

[snowboarder]

There's some in sainsburys....

[The Nappy Lady]

Aha, yes of course...the (demon) supermarkets will have them - thank you - I avoid them whenever possible these days, but may have to brave a trip.

Just to add that we only go knocking at doors of people we know, who are OK with it :))

[alice]

There 2 X pound shops in peckham - one virtually opposite smiths and the other just past station both have cheapo halloween stuff

[Moos]

The Nappy Lady Wrote:

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> Just to add that we only go knocking at doors of

> people we know, who are OK with it :))

Molly, please come and knock on our door, we love it!

If you put a pumpkin outside your house, that apparently means that you are happy to be trick-or-treated... last year we had 3 or 4, and got lots of visitors - it was great.

[reetpetite]

All the 99p and Poundland shops have big selections.

[BellendenBear]

Poundstretcher in Peckham (by Lidl, behind Burger King)

[power08]

Woolworths still has an online shop. Just checked last week- selling lot's of fancy dresses!

[Pickle]

White pillowcase, scissors, black paint = ghost. Or am I kidding myself that when my kids are old enough I'll be able to fob them off with this?!

[The Nappy Lady]

Must admit we love it too - put lots of pumpkins out and enjoy the carving - and the pumpkin soup and toasted pumpkin seeds made from the leftovers!

Think the local children miss it now I tend to be out T or T myself rather than at home to answer the door!

Molly