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Wrapping xmas pressies
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now that is a top idea.
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I love all the sugestions- it makes my own wrapping look very boring.
What I suggested for my daughters was to wrap presnts for their freinds in squares of pretty fabric - twist and tie with gold cord.
It looked very expensive and was easy to do .

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Wooligan 2 squares for smoky - 3 squares for HTA
Preemie hats - 2.0 -
mm. might be idea to count as htey go in, and make a note of it. thanks lucie0
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I don't know if you've bought all these bits yet, but Boots have got 3 for 2 on their natural collection stuff - lots of lip glosses, body sprays, nail files etc
You're probably dead organised & have done all your shopping already, unlike me, who only made a start on Sunday! (did quite a lot though - went for the "short sharp shock" rather than dragging it out)0 -
got some glitter babes stuff as it was on 3 for 2, with bouchers for points too. but not natural collection, will have a look this weekend. thanks.0
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You could make some DIY xmas crackers to put pressies inside - get inside of loo roll, pop the little pressie inside there, then wrap the loo roll inner with a square of paper/fabric/ tissue paper and tie the ends with a bit of string/ribbon.
Good way to use up any fabric or paper remnants.
These might actually make nice tree decorations as well.0 -
Thought someone was offering to wrap my presents. ;D
However, there are some great tips on how to wrap them. Perfect!Sealed Pot Challenge #021 #8 975.71 #9 £881.44 #10 £961.13 #11 £782.13 #12 £741.83 #13 £2135.22 #14 £895.53 #15 £1240.40 #16 £1805.87 #17 £1820.01 #18 £2021.83 declared0 -
If your daughters after lots of littles pressies, I found some great ones today in Instore (think its really Poundstretcher). Lip glosses, gel pens and other stationery bits, ooh and some lovely battery operated fairy lights and nothing over £3!
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thanks for that curly mum, we have a poundstetcher here, i will have a look at w/end. she loves gel pens.0
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160 - I did a 'pass the parcel' for my son when he was about 10 as he had a lot of little presents. Wrapped up smallest then added a present and wrapped that etc. Was a huge parcel in the end and he was thrilled when he realised it wasn't just one present. He got a surpise every layer and of course it meant no fiddly wrapping.Mink0
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