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    I'm looking for some child-friendly (i.e. shatterproof) garden mirrors. I'm in the process of having my garden totally revamped and I'd like some funky mirrors on my yorkshire stone wall outside, the type you might find at a fairground and also some mirrored shapes for the children to look at and identify. I know what I want but can I find any?!?!?!

    So hoping someone might be able to help me out!!

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    I have seen them in educational supply catalogues but they were very expensive.
    Charlotte
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    Quote Originally Posted by Buzz Lightyear View Post
    I'm looking for some child-friendly (i.e. shatterproof) garden mirrors. I'm in the process of having my garden totally revamped and I'd like some funky mirrors on my yorkshire stone wall outside, the type you might find at a fairground and also some mirrored shapes for the children to look at and identify. I know what I want but can I find any?!?!?!

    So hoping someone might be able to help me out!!
    I think tts ...............do some animal shaped mirrors a set of 3 for like £60ish

    which arnt too bad i think

    http://www.tts-group.co.uk/Product.a...f=TTSPR1591264

    http://www.tts-group.co.uk/Product.a...f=TTSPR1591263

    I also like these mirrors

    http://www.tts-group.co.uk/Product.a...f=TTSPR1364391
    Last edited by funfunfun; 27-07-2010 at 01:12 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by funfunfun View Post
    This is definitely more the type of thing I was after, actually done done a search under mirrors and found a few little bits I like. Think I'll be putting in an order!!

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    Hi, I think I saw some on ebay??

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    Carolyn got some numbers and clouds from our local £ shop , not sure how well the glue would do out doors though

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    I got mine from:

    http://www.sendmeamirror.com/produce/product/931

    this link takes you to the round ones that I purchased but they do all sorts of shapes.
    Jules

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    Quote Originally Posted by Buzz Lightyear View Post
    I'm looking for some child-friendly (i.e. shatterproof) garden mirrors. I'm in the process of having my garden totally revamped and I'd like some funky mirrors on my yorkshire stone wall outside, the type you might find at a fairground and also some mirrored shapes for the children to look at and identify. I know what I want but can I find any?!?!?!

    So hoping someone might be able to help me out!!
    Miffy is the one to ask

    She knows a nice site that do them at a good price I just cant remember it now but I am sure she will see this thread soon and tell you

    Angel xx

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jules12Wed View Post
    I got mine from:

    http://www.sendmeamirror.com/produce/product/931

    this link takes you to the round ones that I purchased but they do all sorts of shapes.
    Thanks, I had some Paypal funds so just ordered this for my son's bedroom:

    http://www.sendmeamirror.com/Search/product/2521

    Postage is free.

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    I love the site you have put up ..................thankyou iv added ot to my favorites

 

 

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