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Finished Baskets - Part 2
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lol that is just the kind of thing im after! thank you
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Hello all.
I decided to make 2 gardening hampers.. for children
1 boy
1 girl
So far each one has childrens gardening gloves and a blue/pink shaped water spray bottle.. i was thinking of a packet of seeds and maybe a small plastic flower pot?
i have loads of kids in my family so i dont even know when/who i will give them to
the gloves were 25p each in a asda sale and the spray bottles 25p in asda sale xNanMias - cyber granddaughter!
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Hi junoir_ j,
In Home Bargains last week I saw some pottery head type things that grows "hair" out of the top. They looked quite funny and I bet kids would love them.0 -
Hi everyone
Halfcost have many many good deals for hampers and presents... there is also a red tote foldaway bag £1.99 also the 99p store website have a lot of cheap things in there perfect for various kinds of hampers ie foodie/ gardeners/luxury
hope this helps someone
xxI am only me, no pretences, no second guesses.. It's the best I can do, I'm sorry if that's not good enough for you... I'm sorry I'm not good enough for you :A0 -
yippee_kye_yay wrote: »lol that is just the kind of thing im after! thank you
anymore?
Attach a label 'cook and digest at least 1 hour before bathing'A creative mess is better than tidy idleness0 -
Hi junoir_ j,
In Home Bargains last week I saw some pottery head type things that grows "hair" out of the top. They looked quite funny and I bet kids would love them.
:mad: I dont have a home bargains near me , i really wish i did because i always hear good things about it! x
thanks though!
Might pop to asdas today and see what bargains i can get my grubby hands on lol xNanMias - cyber granddaughter!
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Hi All I am in need of a little help with 2 hampers that I am doing, one is a French cuisine hamper and the other is Indian cuisine hamper.
So far for the Indian I have got:
Indian Cook Book
Rice Server
Curry Server
2 Silver Balti Dishes to serve the curry in
Squartz Packet mix for Bombay Potatos
Various Spices
Packet Rice - Not sure what type of rice to get though?
French Hamper
French Cook book - and thats all ive got!As many NSD in 2011 as possible, Get Grocery bill as low as possible and Save as much as possible:j LETS DO THIS!
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Fallen _ angel
Wow thats tricky , and i dont have a clue about indian/french culture lol. Maybe get a lovely jar and inside roll up a a4 bit of paper with quick and easy french/indian reciepes or some thing?
sorry i cant be any more helpful
On other news
At asdas i picked up a mini grow your own sunflower thing for 50p to go in the kids gardening hamper , a flask (for hot drinks) for 75p which im doing for a breakfast in bed hamper. and 2 nice cups 25pence each to go in the breakfast in bed hamper!
Next month is when im really going to start doing the hampers ready for christmas! xNanMias - cyber granddaughter!
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fallen_angel09 wrote: »Hi All I am in need of a little help with 2 hampers that I am doing, one is a French cuisine hamper and the other is Indian cuisine hamper.
So far for the Indian I have got:
Indian Cook Book
Rice Server
Curry Server
2 Silver Balti Dishes to serve the curry in
Squartz Packet mix for Bombay Potatos
Various Spices
Packet Rice - Not sure what type of rice to get though?
French Hamper
French Cook book - and thats all ive got!
I am doing a French themed foodie hamper for chef DS2. So far have got:-
Elizabeth David's "French Provincial Cooking" from Amazon, £9.74, used vouchers and as bought other stuff the book only cost £2.11 !
Picked up some French stuff in a nice deli, Wild Boar Terrine £2.95, Beurre de Homard £2.95 and some French honey £3.69.
Plan to add smoked garlic (from a French supplier online once I know the cost! ) and French cheeses nearer the time.
Have also got him a lovely Balsamic vinegar which isn't French but Scottish but we use it and it's lovely.
Also a bottle of something suitably French - he doesn't drink red wine so thought maybe Calvados or just a decent white wine.0 -
I am doing a French themed foodie hamper for chef DS2. So far have got:-
Elizabeth David's "French Provincial Cooking" from Amazon, £9.74, used vouchers and as bought other stuff the book only cost £2.11 !
Picked up some French stuff in a nice deli, Wild Boar Terrine £2.95, Beurre de Homard £2.95 and some French honey £3.69.
Plan to add smoked garlic (from a French supplier online once I know the cost! ) and French cheeses nearer the time.
Have also got him a lovely Balsamic vinegar which isn't French but Scottish but we use it and it's lovely.
Also a bottle of something suitably French - he doesn't drink red wine so thought maybe Calvados or just a decent white wine.
Wild Boar Terrine £2.95, Beurre de Homard £2.95 Sorry to sound stupid but what is that? Is it something I can buy now if the BBE date is after christmas? I was hoping to buy stuff which can make a meal, as the indian hamper is going to be able to get a meal out of it, and the french hamper is for my godfathera nd the indian one for my godmother - their fave cuisines!As many NSD in 2011 as possible, Get Grocery bill as low as possible and Save as much as possible:j LETS DO THIS!
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