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our sale went really well,
we could have sold the snowman soup 20 times over, the 'pints' of socks went quickly too, as did the magic reindeer food
and we took orders for more of these items and a few nappy cakes (everyone was impressed by them)
i was so proud that we sold some cards too, ive never sold a card to anyone but family before, so it was a real sense of acheivement to see the first ones go0 -
Curious_George wrote: »our sale went really well,
we could have sold the snowman soup 20 times over, the 'pints' of socks went quickly too, as did the magic reindeer food
and we took orders for more of these items and a few nappy cakes (everyone was impressed by them)
i was so proud that we sold some cards too, ive never sold a card to anyone but family before, so it was a real sense of acheivement to see the first ones go
Can i ask how much did you sell the snowman soup for and the magic reindeer food did you put anything on there telling people that they cant eat itI Love My Computer Because My Friends Live In It0 -
Oh and forgot to say well done on selling so much but your very happyI Love My Computer Because My Friends Live In It0
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Curious_George wrote: »our sale went really well,
we could have sold the snowman soup 20 times over, the 'pints' of socks went quickly too, as did the magic reindeer food
and we took orders for more of these items and a few nappy cakes (everyone was impressed by them)
i was so proud that we sold some cards too, ive never sold a card to anyone but family before, so it was a real sense of acheivement to see the first ones go
Congrats on selling so much stuff! :T
I'd also be interested to know how much you sold the soup and reindeer foor forthinking about maybe doing some for my son's christmas fayre
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just read threads and what about only using one cone but putting choc and marshmallows in a small bag on top , to keep costs down.0
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I've just finished 6 today! Not the best photos though. I could only think of flakes crumbled up to add to mine. The crumbs fell down the sides a bit, but they look good still!0
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Curious_George wrote: »our sale went really well,
we could have sold the snowman soup 20 times over, the 'pints' of socks went quickly too, as did the magic reindeer food
and we took orders for more of these items and a few nappy cakes (everyone was impressed by them)
i was so proud that we sold some cards too, ive never sold a card to anyone but family before, so it was a real sense of acheivement to see the first ones go
Well done you :T I'm thinking about maybe doing a couple of Xmas stalls next year - long build up I know but too much going on this year to be able to sort anything out.:wave: If you want the rainbow, you've got to put up with the rain :wave:0 -
Has anyone else not used plain cello bags for the snowman soup? Not sure i trust the ebay seller with all their neg feedback yesterday, so tempted to make my own but only have spotted cellophane. Do you think this would look OK.
To the people only using one cone, has the separate layers stayed separate or have they moved around at all?
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