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Beanbags - geometric print

8 years ago

Anyone know where I can buy geometric print large (Scandinavian style) bean bags in the UK? Have hunted online with no luck. Thanks!

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AlenaCDesign
8 years ago
last modified: 8 years ago
Did you check etsy.com?

There are options for delivery.
E J
Original Author
8 years ago
I did thanks but there are import duties to pay on products from the US which is where I found sellers.
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Did you think of buying beanbag filler and buy fabric you like? To order bag from fabric is easy peasy work.

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