Lolly Sticks

Feb 05, 2004 10 Replies

Does anyone know of a source for lolly sticks, or something similar?



I would find these useful for applying impact and other adhesives, stirring paint, etc. One-time use then throw away.



PoP



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catalogues that sell craft type materials often sell bags of them.

I'll have a look later.

Craft shops (e.g.,

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sell these, I guess for people to make lifesize models of the Titanic with ....

... hmmm ... maybe a Grand Design of the future:

Kevin M: "This week, we've come to darkest Essex, to follow the trials and tribulations of a couple who are building a 6-bedroom, mock Tudor mansion ... entirely from lolly sticks ..."

julian

Invite my kids round for the day ............

You can get them in Art & Craft shops, sometimes in the stationay shops that do crafty type things as well

I found a supplier of educational materials on the net, although I can't recall immediately the name it shouldn't be difficult to find something similar.

I do recall that they were so cheap the postage cost more than the sticks (I think it was a couple of quid per thousand), and yes, they are very useful things to have about. I use them for mixing cascamite among other things.

Nick

I just get a bit of card fro the bin, use that. Works every time, no matter where you are.

Regards, NT

The Early Learning Centre sell them by the bagfull for about £1.50 - seriously.

Wilkinsons sell them.

Si

Wow! Excellent responses! We've got an Early Learning Centre in Bracknell so I'll get SWMBO to pop in tomorrow.

Thanks all!

PoP

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crafty type things as well

What, your kids? ;-)

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