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Christmas eve hamper

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  • mary43
    mary43 Posts: 5,845 Forumite
    xkymx - feel free.

    Now I'll need to buy a decoration.....................OH said to make one out of tin foil but I see the pickle I'd get in with that !

    I've written him a story about a Christmas star and done a 'name a star' certificate for him................now OH is reckoning I should give him that on Christmas Eve as the story revolves around then.......not sure myself.

    I've done a Santa Letter for him but I think last year I gave it to his Mum and Dad when we took the pressies down ...............can't really put it in his Christmas Eve Box as in the letter Santa is asking baby grandson to put out something for the reindeer as he's asked his Nanny but she might forget..............lol
    Mary

    I'm creative -you can't expect me to be neat too !
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  • Beki
    Beki Posts: 917 Forumite
    Oooh oooh ooooh i loooove this thread! I'm sitting here with my pad and pen, writing things down. I'm so excited! :D

    My mum and dad live next door, and my nan and uncle will be coming to stay with them/us for xmas and new year. So i thought it would be nice to do them a xmas eve hamper aswell as the kids. I thought maybe for the adults -

    * name a star certificate
    * pair of cheap fluffy slippers
    * cheap xmassy mug
    * sachet hot chocolate
    * terry's choco orange
    * reindeer food which is compulsary to scatter outside ;)
    * and maybe 'santa claus the movie' original, on dvd between them all, so they can watch it on xmas eve?

    What do you think? Would you be pleased to receive something like that on xmas eve? :)
  • mary43
    mary43 Posts: 5,845 Forumite
    Not half ! Must admit I'm enjoying doing all these little bits for baby grandson probably more so as I shan't be there to see him at Christmas - but I'm loving it so much, takes me back to my childhood and my kids, though all these things weren't thought of or done then - christmas eve hamper would be super.........go for it . ......I'm sure they'll love it. :j
    Mary

    I'm creative -you can't expect me to be neat too !
    (Good Enough Member No.48)
  • Just thought id share these with you, ideal for xmas eve hampers. They are in primark priced at £1! They also had reindeers and father christmas ones.

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  • elainew
    elainew Posts: 889 Forumite
    I get reindeer ones for my dd--they are gorgeous and very good quality
    TRYING hard to be a good money saver :rolleyes:
  • rainmac
    rainmac Posts: 7,063 Forumite
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    Beki wrote: »
    Oooh oooh ooooh i loooove this thread! I'm sitting here with my pad and pen, writing things down. I'm so excited! :D

    My mum and dad live next door, and my nan and uncle will be coming to stay with them/us for xmas and new year. So i thought it would be nice to do them a xmas eve hamper aswell as the kids. I thought maybe for the adults -

    * name a star certificate
    * pair of cheap fluffy slippers
    * cheap xmassy mug
    * sachet hot chocolate
    * terry's choco orange
    * reindeer food which is compulsary to scatter outside ;)
    * and maybe 'santa claus the movie' original, on dvd between them all, so they can watch it on xmas eve?

    What do you think? Would you be pleased to receive something like that on xmas eve? :)

    I would love to receive this on Xmas Eve :D

    I am going to do a hamper for my OH and I that sort of covers Xmas Eve and Xmas Day morning. Need to think a bit more about it and buy a few more bits.
    :wave: If you want the rainbow, you've got to put up with the rain :wave:
  • rainmac
    rainmac Posts: 7,063 Forumite
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    Love those socks cookie!
    :wave: If you want the rainbow, you've got to put up with the rain :wave:
  • jamtart6
    jamtart6 Posts: 8,302 Forumite
    love them cookie!!! :)

    :ABeing Thrifty Gifty again this year:A

  • stimpy27
    stimpy27 Posts: 244 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture
    rainmac - I love your christmas door hangers - do you mind me asking what paper you used - they look fab and I might have a go making one for my son
    Thanks
  • rainmac
    rainmac Posts: 7,063 Forumite
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    stimpy27 wrote: »
    rainmac - I love your christmas door hangers - do you mind me asking what paper you used - they look fab and I might have a go making one for my son
    Thanks

    Thank you :D For the red one, the paper was some stuff I bought a few years ago from QVC. All I know is it was made by Creative Imaginations. Just had a look on their website and can't find the design, sorry! I made another one with green and beige paper and that was done with Papermania 12x2" paper strips. These papers but in different size... http://www.docrafts.co.uk/asp/products/product.asp?id=71594

    :D
    :wave: If you want the rainbow, you've got to put up with the rain :wave:
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