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Finished Baskets - Part 2
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:beer: Everyones hampers looks brilliant well done!:beer:
I only need to do two more hampers!
My brothers which is dvd themed and my friends 13 year old.
Which i will do chocolate themed!
Jess xNanMias - cyber granddaughter!
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Sanctuary gift
Contents:
Unwrapped:
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I'd forgotten how hard it was to wrap round hat boxesso 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 wouldOh what a tangled web we weave, when first we practice to deceive. ~ Sir Walter Scott0 -
I have had a re think with my mums and I opened all the little bags of sweets and put them in a jar just got to arrange bath products in there as well.:wave: Wins in 09 = A vodka cocktail kit thing lol, £150 Amazon voucher.0
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Well I feel bereft! Tree went up today, all presents wrapped, cards written and posted. Just my sisters "Yorkshire" themed hamper to wrap (waiting til I can nip into town and buy her a "learn to speak Yorkshire" book I saw)
Guess I will just have to live vicariously through you all!! :rotfl:
Lovely hampers all. Well done! :T0 -
wow a learn to speak Yorkshire book, me thinks I want 1 lol:wave: Wins in 09 = A vodka cocktail kit thing lol, £150 Amazon voucher.0
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Hi all - well I have prepared a sweetie box for xmas for an 8 year old boy to go in a Dr Who themed hamper - Really pleased with how it turned out. My kids both want one, funnily enough....;) that might already be in the plan. I decided to wrap some of the sweeties in very thin food bags to help keep them fresh having read some peoples comments about the sweets going sticky etc1!
Dr Who hamper for 8 year old boy - approx £15, rrp £23+
Sonic screwdriver £5 rrp £10 H&B
Wash bag £1.80 rrp £5 H&B
Black container (for sweets and torch) £1 Woolies
Sweets £2-3 Flying saucers, choc eyeballs, choc footballs, gummy eyeballs, snake eggs, snapping candy, halloween haribos
Wind-up torch £3 Asda
Basket 50p
Batteries £1
Congrats by the way to all those who have posted hampers recently. I have been away a lot recently so can't keep up currently - apologies and well done anyway:TAchieve FIRE/Mortgage Neutrality in 2030
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A gardening themed hamper:
Contents:
Scarecrow
Pack of 3 gardening gloves in the bottom
Teracotta pot full of sweets
Peat pots
3 packets of seeds
Some tulip bulbs
Mini bottle of wine
A snowman soup
And the basket is a fully lined one for planting out in the spring!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 xxx0 -
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