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Kids Birthday Party Bags

Post by KindClare » Fri, 08 Oct 2010 1:09 am

Hi! I am needing to assemble some kids party bags (some 5 year olds and some 8 year olds, all girls) I don't want to just put in the usual throw-away rubbish but as I'm new to Singapore, I don't really know good places to look for small, inexpensive items (around $1-$2 each item). Any suggestions??
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Post by patsy_sg » Fri, 08 Oct 2010 10:41 am

I normally get my loot bag stuff in the Verge close to little India. There are a number of stores in the top floor. Things would sell for say $5 for 10 pcs of a small toy....

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Post by carolynW » Fri, 08 Oct 2010 5:47 pm

Not sure if you want to put in a bit of work but you could assemble a nice gardening kit.

- A brown paper bag and a sticker to seal, we usually have tonnes of stickers lying around. Brown bags can be bought at the verge place
- small plastic container for the pot, decorated with stickers?
- An ice cream stick to write what was planted or to dig and place seeds.
- A large pack of gardening soil but then separated into smaller packets, again a brown paper bag is nice. Need to measure of course amount of soil
- local seeds from the supermarket or nursery, usually S$1 to S$3.

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Post by KindClare » Fri, 08 Oct 2010 6:53 pm

What a great idea. I think the kids would love that. I will definitely check out Verge. Thanks!

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Post by KindClare » Mon, 11 Oct 2010 11:54 am

Well, I haven't made it to Verge yet but I stumbled across a great little site so I thought I'd share. It is called bagagoodie.com and I've ordered party bags as pictured below for S$3.10 each total. I'm able to collect next day but they also offer a delivery service. I think this is far cheaper than I could have put together myself.

http://yfrog.com/3vfrontviewjjj
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There are 4 items total. I mini puzzle cube, a pencil with topper, a Flower pot note holder (wooden ) and you can't see it but on the back side there is a bear shaped container of bubbles. Plus the organza bag and all pre-packed ready to go.

If this is an advert and gets removed, PM me for the name of the website.

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Post by KindClare » Tue, 12 Oct 2010 9:58 pm

Just went today to the Verge in Little India and you were right! The shop there is awesome and perfect for Party Bags. In fact, I think the place I ordered mine from just went there to shop! Next year, I will definitely go direct. Great for stocking stuffers and such too! Thanks so much!

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Post by patsy_sg » Fri, 15 Oct 2010 1:55 pm

Glad to have been able to help! Close to Christmas, it's a great place to buy Christmas decor items too!

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Post by QRM » Fri, 15 Oct 2010 3:24 pm

Found a place in plaza singapura called Diso (sp) everything is $2

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Post by nakatago » Fri, 15 Oct 2010 3:36 pm

QRM wrote:Found a place in plaza singapura called Diso (sp) everything is $2
It's actually Daiso. They have several stores on the island (http://www.daiso-sangyo.co.jp/english/s ... apore.html) and they sell some really interesting stuff. Frankly, I think some people just go there to look at all the wonderful stuff as a past time. It's like web surfing, but in real life.
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