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the_queen
05-04-2007, 21:05
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/CHERUBS-KISS-HONEY-BOY-APPLIQUE-AIO-NAPPY-MEDIUM_W0QQitemZ280101652240QQcategoryZ26269QQssPa geNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

I want it so badly, but it is a gorgeous "Daddy's Little Helper" applique.... and in my sole parent household, it's not really suitable :laughing: *ahem* also I have sooo many nappies... :shame: :D :laughing:

the_queen
05-04-2007, 21:06
Just to clarify, I found this on ebay, it isn't mine that I'm selling. If a mod would like further clarification ;) :laughing: PM me and I will tell you my ebay name and you can investimagate me :D

HoopDeeDoo
05-04-2007, 21:08
I was going to say Queenie are you trying to get in trouble? :laughing:

borntobemummy
05-04-2007, 21:08
:eek: why does it cost so much?!! Is that a good price for HBs?

HoopDeeDoo
05-04-2007, 21:09
because people will pay it

oleander
05-04-2007, 21:10
That's so cute:yes:

These nappy makers should make ones for mums too.

Also, some for the single mums that say something like "If you think I'm cute you should see my mum":D

I've seen that written on a t-shirt somewhere and thought it was pretty cool.

veve
05-04-2007, 21:14
tis all good queenie .. I will vouch for you :p I know who is selling it .. ( I have solid connections in the cloth world :laughing:)

xx
Jen

the_queen
05-04-2007, 21:17
:laughing: Ta Vevey :kiss:

Lirael
05-04-2007, 21:53
lol i posted this, but not the link as i was unsure if we could do that

pookiesossige
05-04-2007, 22:13
LMAO at Queenie talking herself outta trouble :laughing:

I'd bid if the birth order of my children was reversed and Ariene was the toddler about to TT and Ronan was the baby I was buying nappies for :laughing:

Bit boyish for my girly-girl! :yes:

RavenDancer
05-04-2007, 22:24
i actually really wanted this nappy lol, but my bank says no way lol, my hubby hasnt seen my little boy yet, and im flying over to see him as a surprise and i wanted a nappy just like this for our first visit to him lol, ahh well another day..another nappy lol

Phoenix's Mum
05-04-2007, 22:27
Yep, bit cute! Too small tho for my DS.

Bit sad HB's are going for so much on eBay, I saw one on there a few weeks ago that hit $55 8 hours before the end of the auction!

Made me think twice about my new HB that is too big. "If I sell it on eBay, I could make $20 profit, and buy more nappies" :laughing::laughing::laughing:

Ooh but people pay re****erous prices for eBay items. Funny, obviously they don't know buyena!

RavenDancer
05-04-2007, 22:30
Yep, bit cute! Too small tho for my DS.

Bit sad HB's are going for so much on eBay, I saw one on there a few weeks ago that hit $55 8 hours before the end of the auction!

Made me think twice about my new HB that is too big. "If I sell it on eBay, I could make $20 profit, and buy more nappies" :laughing::laughing::laughing:

Ooh but people pay re****erous prices for eBay items. Funny, obviously they don't know buyena!

that sounds like the cherubs kiss cover with the monkey on it! i was like FIFTY BUCKS! thats like 3 nappies! was cute though lol and if i was loaded i woulda gave them a run for their moneys!

i bought a brand new honeyboy with postage from america for like 30! i win!

Phoenix's Mum
05-04-2007, 22:34
Yep, that was the one!!

And for $30, you win! I paid $35 plus post! Damn!

oleander
06-04-2007, 00:52
I bought one from Wahmania for $49 it has an embroidered ladybug on the back.

Do you think I got ripped off?

I thought the embroidered ones cost around that much:confused:

bluey
06-04-2007, 06:23
Just for clarification ladies, it depends on the applique design what you will pay. Some appliques have stacks of stitches, so you will pay more for those than a more simple applique.

Embroidered nappies here in Australia, start around the $40 mark. Remembering that standard HoneyBoys are around $30.

If anyone has concerns, feel free to email me, and I'll explain in full.

Cheers

GreenTreeFrog
06-04-2007, 06:42
I would also expect to pay more for an appliqued nappy than I would for a machine embroidered one; lining up all those little bits of fabric for the applique and trimming the fabric after each tiny piece is sewn takes a lot of time,much more than it does to change the thread colours for machine embroidered designs. And hand embroidery, I mean true crewel type embroidery, not just a few stitches of embellishment, is going to be worth even more.