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Finished Baskets - Part 2

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  • Mme.Hibou
    Mme.Hibou Posts: 1,667 Forumite
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    cymrugirl wrote: »
    Hampers are looking great everyone!
    Has anyone seen jute bags around lately? I want to make up some organic hampers and those jute shopping bags would be ideal but having a hard time finding ones that don't have branding all over it. TIA.

    Would this be too small? http://www.tickseed.co.uk/small-cotton-bag-11268-0.html
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  • jintyb
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    Rainmac and Rusty: thanks for your ideas, sounds great, a teabreak tray would be lovely. Rusty, glad all went ok on Friday...you go girl!
    Rinroo: I love that caravan bird box, where did you get that? Its adorable!

    Thanks everyone!


    you will always be rich enough to be generous.
  • salduck
    salduck Posts: 1,070 Forumite
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    Everyone fabulous pics of the hampers on the pic only board!! Lovely lucky folks receiving them on xmas day!!
    re jute bags try your local deli mine sell them very cheaply
    x
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  • Sarahdol75
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    hels102 wrote: »
    Hello everyone
    Can you give me your honest opinion on these please, the first gift is just a cup filled with sweets and a snowman soup and a flannel yule log, I've made 6 of these for my DS's nursery teachers, they've cost me about £1.20 to make so I'm really pleased!
    the 2nd is my first attempt at the pot's of gold, I'm having a tea at mine on boxing day so thought I would make one for everyone.
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    These look great, wish I was one of your DS's teachers!!!!!!:j
  • rinroo
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    jintyb wrote: »
    Rinroo: I love that caravan bird box, where did you get that? Its adorable!

    Its from Firebox.com quite pricey at £14.99 but i used a £5 discount voucher from HUKD to bring it in a little cheaper.
  • Sarahdol75
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    Hi everybody, hampers are looking great, not been on for a few weeks and got to catch up on threads.

    Just finished decorating house with christmas decs and sorting out all my hampers, have wrapped most of them now, so wil post pictures when I get a chance.
  • jintyb
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    rinroo wrote: »
    Its from Firebox.com quite pricey at £14.99 but i used a £5 discount voucher from HUKD to bring it in a little cheaper.
    Its a wee bit pricey, but perfect for caravanners and worth it because its so unusual! Thanks!


    you will always be rich enough to be generous.
  • CT19720
    CT19720 Posts: 1,482 Forumite
    cymrugirl wrote: »
    Hampers are looking great everyone!
    Has anyone seen jute bags around lately? I want to make up some organic hampers and those jute shopping bags would be ideal but having a hard time finding ones that don't have branding all over it. TIA.


    Not sure if you are near a hobbycraft, but they were selling them for 99p each on Friday when I went to my nearest one (35 miles away :eek:)

    They were plain callico, I think - creamy colour.

    HTH
    2016 is the year I am going to find time for me, and cherish the time I spend with my friends and family.
    It is also time to save - Aim £4,000 - So far this year - £230/£4,000
  • hels102
    hels102 Posts: 737 Forumite
    Hi Rinroo I got them from a local christmas shop I paid £1.00 for 20, they are so cute!

    I've done my OH a little hamper for xmas eve with whiskey, red wine and irish coffee - sounds an awful combination of drinks but they are his favs!!

    rinroo wrote: »
    Hels, your hampers are great, I love the little santa pegs holding your tags on, where are they from?

    I might do dh a beer hamper, cant decide....lol
    :xmassmile Looking forward to December:xmassmile
  • Anyone have any ideas what to put in a hamper for a vegetarian who is also allergic to wheat and doesn't like alcohol? I want to make the effort but am stumped about where to even start!
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