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Finished Baskets - Part 2

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  • thankyou SDH looks intriguing , my Dad is that way with coffee shame they don`t do little sample packs of real flavoured coffees for him. I`ve stuff safe with Oh and go him starbucks coffee.

    B
  • Ruth_honey
    Ruth_honey Posts: 2,831 Forumite
    brookeslay wrote: »
    thankyou SDH looks intriguing , my Dad is that way with coffee shame they don`t do little sample packs of real flavoured coffees for him. I`ve stuff safe with Oh and go him starbucks coffee.

    B
    Whittards do! I got a selection of 9 flavours for £6-it was BOGOF, so split the cost with a friend. They have different advent offers on the website at the moment.
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  • Popkins
    Popkins Posts: 925 Forumite
    Hiya - wonder if you ladies can help me - for my nephews (age 5 and 3) I am doing pirate themed hampers and would really like to use something that looks like pirates treasure chests as their hamper(s) - I've looked on ebay but nothing much doing and the ones that are on there seem to be mainly small (just for putting party favours in!) - can anyone advise if they've seen anything suitable? thanks in advance...
  • ZLS1984
    ZLS1984 Posts: 1,246 Forumite
    Not sure about the chest shape thing, but how about a sea grass baskett with lid on.

    I typed in storage chest on Ebay and it brought up some very nice ones, tried to post link but it did not work.
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  • rainmac
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    jintyb wrote: »
    Thanks to all who responded...........sorry but puss had to be out to sleep. Its was a tough decision, but the right one for him. Im upset obviously, but he's in a better place and he my Christmas Angel ! Sorry to be off topic, but I know you are all great gals and would understand!
    Got all my baskets finished yesterday, but camera is still knackered so no photos!
    Have a great weekend all xx

    Ooohhh jinty so sorry, must have been such a hard decision. We have a cat and have several scrapes with him. Big hugs to you!
    :wave: If you want the rainbow, you've got to put up with the rain :wave:
  • rainmac
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    rinroo wrote: »
    All the hampers are looking great, the pictures only thread have some fantastic hampers on there.

    Jintyb - Sorry about your cat!

    I was at my friends this afternoon, she was making coffee when the bottom of her glass coffee pot shattered sending hot coffee all over the place, and I mean literally everywhere.
    We kind of decided not to buy each other anything this year as money is tight for us both, but she has had a pants year so thought i'd do her a hamper but it has to be on the cheap.

    So far I have come up with..

    A new cafetiere
    Wine fund saving egg/money box found in Birthdays
    A box of toffifees - her faves

    She has loads of coffee/ coffee realted bits due to being a coffee fan, but with no coffee maker as its broke lol hence the cafetiere..

    What else could I add?

    Coffee!!! I saw some packs of Douwe Eggberts (sp?) half price in Tesco, bought it down to about £1.39 a pack I think.

    A mug? Xmas ones in Poundstretcher 59p.
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  • rainmac
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    brookeslay wrote: »
    morning all,

    very tired after last night after going out so some R&R today.

    (((Hugs))) jinty over your cat .

    Well done SDH on your hampers whats in the base of your dark choc hamper?

    Thanks Ruth_honey for the offer of borders code. I going to write the final YES final list today and order then its done.

    Re: woolies bargains got my Dad a lovely mug he has coffee to go with it. Might just wrap with cello. He doesn`t take sugar or like so what can I put with it ??

    I have got him just that and he oak box( pirates chest) of gold do you think thats enough ??

    thanks so much keep up the good work:j

    B

    I think that sounds enough for your dad's pressie. You could add some chocolate or biscuits?
    :wave: If you want the rainbow, you've got to put up with the rain :wave:
  • soblivion
    soblivion Posts: 1,173 Forumite
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    Just wanted to show my ice cream hamper, unwrapped at the mo as I have no cello here. Hope you like it.
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  • bunbun2
    bunbun2 Posts: 3,540 Forumite
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    soblivion wrote: »
    Just wanted to show my ice cream hamper, unwrapped at the mo as I have no cello here. Hope you like it.
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    I love that! the little jars are fab - where did you get them from?
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  • soblivion
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    bunbun2 wrote: »
    I love that! the little jars are fab - where did you get them from?

    Thank you bunbun, the little pots were 39p each from a shop in our little town called money spinner. It's a family run business and I think it's just a one off shop. Sorry I can't be anymore help.
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