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Finished Baskets - Part 2
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Ok you guys! I need your help, Im going to inlaws on Christmas day and have got all my baskets and gifts done. Well, whaddayaknow, there's another couple going to be there and Id like to give them a little something. They dont drink alcohol, and Im a bit brain dead so Im looking for a bit of inspiration! They're in their late sixties/ early seventies. I have made my own fudge and shortbread, but what to go along with? Help pls! Not too dear either( surprise)Thanks!!
you will always be rich enough to be generous.0 -
Its wonderful! Well done!
This is my first ever hamper, I'm really pleased with it, what do you guys think? It's for my SIL but I'm not going to wrap it yet incase I find any more bargins to put in it:rotfl:
Thanks for your help everyone:T
you will always be rich enough to be generous.0 -
Ok you guys! I need your help, Im going to inlaws on Christmas day and have got all my baskets and gifts done. Well, whaddayaknow, there's another couple going to be there and Id like to give them a little something. They dont drink alcohol, and Im a bit brain dead so Im looking for a bit of inspiration! They're in their late sixties/ early seventies. I have made my own fudge and shortbread, but what to go along with? Help pls! Not too dear either( surprise)Thanks!!
If you have made your own shortbread and fudge how about adding some tea and coffee? you can pick up proper coffee in aldi for £1.39 and then get some earl grey? maybe a couple of cheap cups and it can become a tea break hamper
Raising kids is like being held hostage by midget terrorists0 -
Does this thread continue all year round or just for christmas, i know it may not be too busy throughout the year but i feel i know u all so much and would love to discuss ,easter/birthday/christning ect ideas?
Jess x
Me too, I'll be here
:wave: If you want the rainbow, you've got to put up with the rain :wave:0 -
Hello everyone, may i please ask a question... what is a snowman soup?? Iv seen the pictures and they look yummy but what is inside them? Im debating whether to put some in my baskets
thank you all xxx
Snowman soup is hot chocolate and marshmallows basically. There is a thread on this board and some info here... http://www.essentialpackagingstore.com/projects/snowmansoup.php
HTH
Oops sorry already been answered!:wave: If you want the rainbow, you've got to put up with the rain :wave:0 -
Sanctuary gift
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Unwrapped:
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I'd forgotten how hard it was to wrap round hat boxes
so I've left that for now 
I think it came in at under £15.
TLP - lovely basket and great budgeting skills
anybunny - Had to zoom right in to see it, but having seen it I'm sure your sister will love it. I would
Oh my, I'd love to recieve this, it is beautiful passion, well done :T:wave: If you want the rainbow, you've got to put up with the rain :wave:0 -
3tabbycats wrote: »A gardening themed hamper:
Gorgeous basket of gardening goodies, can I please ask where you got the scarecrow, he is fab :wave: If you want the rainbow, you've got to put up with the rain :wave:0 -
Tinypablo and bunbun - fab hampers (and great bargains), well done :T:wave: If you want the rainbow, you've got to put up with the rain :wave:0
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Ok you guys! I need your help, Im going to inlaws on Christmas day and have got all my baskets and gifts done. Well, whaddayaknow, there's another couple going to be there and Id like to give them a little something. They dont drink alcohol, and Im a bit brain dead so Im looking for a bit of inspiration! They're in their late sixties/ early seventies. I have made my own fudge and shortbread, but what to go along with? Help pls! Not too dear either( surprise)Thanks!!
Own fudge and shortbread - sounds a perfect gift to be as is Rusty's ideas of adding tea and/or coffee and/or mugs is brill. Asda sell plain white mugs for 25p, M&S do coloured plain ones for 50p, Poundstrecther do Xmas ones for 59p. :wave: If you want the rainbow, you've got to put up with the rain :wave:0 -
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