2007-03-20 14:34:39 · 5 answers · asked by galgal 4 in Games & Recreation ➔ Hobbies & Crafts
Hi there - Spotlight is pretty expensive. The 2 levels above Peoples Park food centre (the one next to OG) are worth a shot. There are still some suppliers of sewing stuff there. Otherwise, try Golden Dragon store in People's' Park Centre.
2007-03-27 20:56:04 · answer #1 · answered by absinth 3 · 0⤊ 0⤋
Spotlight Plaza Singapura
2016-12-12 11:59:09 · answer #2 · answered by ? 4 · 0⤊ 0⤋
If your thread is bobbling, you may not have the bobbin all the way into the bobbin case. Make sure you load it with the thread tail coming out into your left hand. Get it all the way into the slot, then insert the bobbin case into the machine. Pull up the bobbin thread by hand before you begin, and grab both thread tails so they won't tangle as you begin to sew. Use a zig zag stitch and a ball point needle. With stretchy material, stretch it front and back as your sew, which is tricky because you don't want to be pulling the material through. It takes a lot of advanced techniques. .
2016-03-16 23:49:10 · answer #3 · answered by Anonymous · 0⤊ 0⤋
What a good question
2016-08-14 09:08:47 · answer #4 · answered by Anonymous · 0⤊ 0⤋
There are many, many shopping malls in Singapore from which to choose. The main shopping complexes would be Centrepoint, The Far East Plaza, Paragon, Ngee Ann City, Orchard Point, Far East Shopping Centre, Forum the Shopping Mall, Lucky Plaza, Orchard Emerald, Orchard Plaza, Orchard Towers, Orchard Plaza Wisma Atria, Shaw House, Shaw Centre, Tanglin Place and Tanglin Mall.
Arab Street
The street which begins just north of Beach Road is filled with many shopping surprises. Merchandise such as handicrafts, clothes, textiles, basket ware, jewelry etc have a distinctly Islamic, Malay, Indonesian, Arabic influence.
Chinatown
Merchants traded mainly in cloth, medicine, gold and foodstuffs imported from China.
Chinatown is a bargain galore, you can find antique pieces, Chinese culture artifacts, apparels, accessories, food at really cheap prices. Well known buildings are Chinatown Complex, People's Park Complex, Chinatown Point and People's Park Centre.
Little India
Little India shared somewhat the same history as Chinatown, where merchants sold jewelry, gold, silk, utensils, spices to cater to the Indian and South Asian community in Singapore. This place sells a lot of gold, jewelry, clothing, textiles, spices and handicrafts.
The following is a list of shopping malls in Singapore:
A
Adelphi, The
Albert Complex
Albert Court
Arcade, The
Anchor Point
B
Balestier Hill Shopping Centre
Balmoral Plaza
Beach Centre
Beauty World Centre
Beauty World Plaza
Bendemeer Shopping Mall
Bishan North Shopping Mall
Bras Basah Complex
Bukit Panjang Plaza
Bukit Timah Plaza
Bukit Timah Shopping Centre
C
Capital Square
Capital Square Three
Capital Square Two
Capitol Building
Cathay Cineleisure Orchard
Causeway Point
Central Mall
Central Place
Centrepoint Shopping Centre
Century Square
Chancery Court
Chinatown Complex
Chinatown Plaza
Chinatown Point
City Plaza
Citylink Mall
Clementi Arcade
Cold Storage Jelita
Compass Point
Concord Shopping Centre
Concorde Hotel and Shopping Centre
Concourse, The
Coronation Arcade
Coronation Plaza
Cuppage Plaza
Cuppage Terrace
D
Delfi Orchard
Downtown East
E
Eastpoint Mall
Excelsior Hotel and Shopping Centre
F
Fajar Shopping Centre
Far East Plaza
Far East Shopping Centre
Farmart Centre
Fortune Centre
Forum The Shopping Mall
Fu Lu Shou Complex
Funan I.T. Mall
G
Geylang Serai Malay Village
Ginza Plaza
Golden Landmark, The
Golden Mile Complex
Goldhill Plaza
Great World City
Greenridge Shopping Centre
Guthrie House
H
Harbourfront Centre
Heartland Mall
Heeren, The
High Street Plaza
Holland Road Shopping Centre
Hougang Green Shopping Mall
I
IMM Building
International Building
J
Jalan Besar Plaza
Junction 8
Jurong Entertainment Centre
Jurong Point
K
Katong Mall
Katong Plaza
Katong Shopping Centre
Kebun Baru Mall
Kembangan Plaza
Keypoint
Kim Seng Plaza
Kim Tian Plaza
King's Arcade
King's Centre
L
Leisure Park
Liat Towers
Liang Court
Limbang Shopping Centre
Little India Arcade
Lot 1 Shoppers' Mall
Loyang Point
Lucky Chinatown
M
Marina Leisureplex
Marina Square Shopping Mall
Midpoint Orchard
Millenia Walk
Ming Arcade
Mustafa Centre
N
Ngee Ann City (Takashimaya)
Northpoint Shopping Centre
Novena Square
NTUC Hougang Mall
O
Odeon Katong Shopping Complex
OG Orchard
One Fullerton
Orchard Emerald
Orchard Plaza
Orchard Point
Orchard Shopping Centre
Orchard Towers
P
Pacific Plaza
Palais Renaissance
Paradiz Centre
Paragon, The
Paramount Shopping Centre
Parco Bugis Junction
Park Mall
Parklane Shopping Mall
Parkway Parade
Peace Centre
Pearls Centre
Peninsula Plaza
People's Park Complex
Peranakan Place
Plaza Singapura
Q
Queensway Shopping Centre
R
Raffles City Shopping Centre
Riverside Point
Rivervale Mall
Robertson Walk
Rochor Centre
Roxy Square
S
Scotts Shopping Centre
Selegie Complex
Selegie Centre
Sembawang Shopping Centre
Serangoon Plaza
Serene Centre
Shaw Centre
Shaw House
Shaw Plaza
Sim Lim Square
Sim Lim Tower
Sime Darby Centre
Simon Plaza
Sin Ming Plaza
Singapore Shopping Centre
Stamford Arts Centre
Stamford House
Sultan Plaza
Sun Plaza
Sunshine Plaza
Sunshine Place
Suntec City Mall
Specialists' Shopping Centre
T
Tampines Mall
Tampines Mart
Tanglin Mall
Tanglin Place
Tanglin Shopping Centre
Tang Plaza
Tanjong Katong Complex
Tekka Mall
Ten Mile Junction
Textile Centre
Thomson Plaza
Tiong Bahru Plaza
Toa Payoh Entertainment Centre
Trademart Singapore
U
UE Shopping Mall
United Square
Upper Serangoon Shopping Centre
V
Village Centre, The
Vista Point
W
West Mall
Wheelock Place
Wisma Atria
Woodlands Civic Centre
Woodlands Mart
Woodlands North Plaza
Woodlands Point
Y
Yew Tee Shopping Centre
Go to this web site to click on any mall listed above to search stores in that mall:
http://www.singaporeexpats.com/food-and-leisure/shopping-in-singapore.htm#Orchard
2007-03-25 09:35:18 · answer #5 · answered by Anonymous · 0⤊ 0⤋