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Finished Baskets - Part 2
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RustyFlange wrote: »yes 3 :rolleyes: the NUFC footy one from the kiddies, a marmite one from me and then thought about this movie night one! ... I am sorted for OH ... just need to work my extra shift next tuesday to put an extra £20 to his cash so he can book his motorbike course
Hadn't thought of a bowl ... I wonder if bought box of popcorn would be better than the microwaveable ones ... now you have me thinking again I think I need to go shopping againwhat a damn shame!
I've got some kiddies coming round next week on Tuesday for a Xmas party. I've been buying on ebay today and have ordered snowman paper plates, cups and napkins, a pin the nose on the snowman game, xmas balloons and a few other bits that we don't really need but will add to the festive feel!!! I just hope it all arrives on time :rolleyes:.
Also going to do Xmas party bags. What could I add in the bags for little ones? I've got 4 under 2's. Have got little Xmas board books (was pressie for mine last year and I put them away thinking I could use them this year), little choccie bars (1 each), small crackers, gingerbread hearts that I'm going to ice their names on (for their Xmas tree at home) and reindeer food. I want to add one more thing as I've got a bit more for the older kiddies but can't think what I could add??? All ideas will be gratefully received!!!
:wave: If you want the rainbow, you've got to put up with the rain :wave:0 -
Anyone else manage to 'lose' things around now ? Yesterday I couldn't find the christmas card holders............this morning I found them but as for the christmas cellophane - well, seems to have done a vanishing act so OH is having to get me some more !!
Bet your life then I'll find it.....................:rotfl:
Yep me too, I've lost a game I bought for DS1. I did however lose the Jenga game I bought for him last year and have found it in time for this XmasMaybe the one I' ve lost this year will turn up next year...
:wave: If you want the rainbow, you've got to put up with the rain :wave:0 -
YES:rotfl: I have 'put' the googly eyes for my reindeer somewhere and can't find them. Might have to borrow the ones from the reindeer I made for the boys:rotfl:
If I had any left you could have had them but I've used all mine now, sorry.
Instead of calling your boy's ones reindeer maybe you could call them 'noeyedeer'. Rubbish joke I know :rotfl::wave: If you want the rainbow, you've got to put up with the rain :wave:0 -
Kandipandi wrote: »I have just finished my bro & SIL's movie hamper:
Movie - £10 note folded into a shirt
Popcorn £1.50
Pringles £0.39
Minstres & Planets £1.98
Popcorn Ceramic Pot (hidden inside) Free
Wine £2.50 (from 4 for £5 deal)
Lager £2.40
Box £2.00
Total : £20.77 - not cheap but they dont have kids yet and they buy for all 4 of my boys. I hope they like it.
I love how you folded the £10 note. How did you do it?0 -
I am so inspired by all the lovely hampers on here and so I am doing a movie hamper for my sister and BIL and their 3 children.
I would like to put a little rhyme on the gift card but I'm afraid I am not very talented in the poetry department!
Has anyone used a rhyme or poem for their movie hamper that I could pinch pleae?!
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I've got some kiddies coming round next week on Tuesday for a Xmas party. I've been buying on ebay today and have ordered snowman paper plates, cups and napkins, a pin the nose on the snowman game, xmas balloons and a few other bits that we don't really need but will add to the festive feel!!! I just hope it all arrives on time :rolleyes:.
Also going to do Xmas party bags. What could I add in the bags for little ones? I've got 4 under 2's. Have got little Xmas board books (was pressie for mine last year and I put them away thinking I could use them this year), little choccie bars (1 each), small crackers, gingerbread hearts that I'm going to ice their names on (for their Xmas tree at home) and reindeer food. I want to add one more thing as I've got a bit more for the older kiddies but can't think what I could add??? All ideas will be gratefully received!!!
rainmac that sounds lovely and they will have great fun. will have a think about party bags.saving for ds2's summer international scout camp - £200
£60 deposit paid :j £100 paid:j £40 paid:j0 -
bunbun - lost my googly eyes three times ........................lol
Well hamper for friend almost done -just waiting for the cellophane and having to make do with lts of thinnish ribbon -forgot to ask him to pick up some thicker stuff............lol
Contents:
Victorian photo album............................ £1
Coffee mug with cream and coffee flannels in
(supposed to look like mug of coffee....lol).......£1
Stained glass candle holder...............................25p
Photo frame....................................................25p
Oven gloves....................................................50p
Bath oil......tescos own decanted into nice bottle....free as had it given me
Bath bombs.................................................£1
Flannel yule log.................................................50p
Scented small bag with rose on............................50p
Total.........................................................£5
Her OH has now collected it...........just got it wrapped in time.......lolMary
I'm creative -you can't expect me to be neat too !
(Good Enough Member No.48)0 -
I just picked up a bottle asdas own mens shaving foam for 61p thats for his stocking , then i got my brother a black white funky sort of mug and i will fill it with tea bags and spoon and wrap in cellophane , then i got a pack of 4 tumblers for 79p and they will be used for hang overs with my mum and dad and filled with pain killers lol!
Jess xNanMias - cyber granddaughter!
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Masquerade wrote: »I love how you folded the £10 note. How did you do it?
Try following these instructions:
http://art-smart.ci.manchester.ct.us/how_to/how_to_hi_shirt.html
or have a look on youtube for folding paper shirts. Just swap the paper for a tenner/ fiver/ twenty pound note!You can stand there and agonize........
Till your agony's your heaviest load. (Emily Saliers)0 -
I love the folded tenner Kandipandi - brilliant idea will pinch that if you don't mind.
I've made up a Christmas Eve Hamper for a friend in work and took it in today and was really shocked at how good the response is.
Ended up agreeing to making another Xmas Eve hamper for another colleague and I haven't done my own children's yet bless them.
This hamper contains a snowman tray for Santa's mince pies, pair of pj's, Gruffalo book, Thornton's chocolates, Mickey's Once Upon a Christmas DVD, Magical Reindeer Food and Snowman soup.Little Miss Chatterbox
:smileyheaMum to Jake and Harri:smileyhea0
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