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Finished Baskets - Part 2
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You need to copy the link from individual photos. There will be a link under the photo you want which starts with [img]- that's the one you need to copy into your post
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You need to copy the link from individual photos. There will be a link under the photo you want which starts with [img]- that's the one you need to copy into your post
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That's what I didthe img one
Have now figured it out - still need to resize pics but some progress at least!0 -
thevicster wrote: »I'm going to do a ginger hamper for my Dad too here some things I've thought of if it helps you out;
Jamacian (sp) ginger cake
ginger wine
Dove peach and white ginger body wash
Avon mango and ginger 2 in 1
ginger preserve/rhubarb and ginger jam
possibly Green & Blacks ginger chocolate
Whittards gingerbread coffee syrup
Lemon and Ginger teabags
possibly a yankee candle
hth!!
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Tried to post my hamper pics on pics thread but obviously haven't got it quite right as the link goes to my Photobucket folder showing 3 hampers :mad:.:mad: Thought I had followed RustyFlange's instructions
Anyone tell me where I went wrong?0 -
wookeyhole1 wrote: »what i did was click on the little mountain picture its at the top of the reply box. this opens another little box. then copy the picture location into the box.
Thanks for that, will try that next time0 -
Twinkles08 wrote: »Hello,I'm doing a few hampers for the 1st time this christmas after seeing all the beautiful hampers.I'm hoping that someone could help me think up a theme for a joint hamper for my mil and fil.
They are v practical people and have every useful item known to mankind!They do not smoke and only drink at special occasions.They are v v homely people and although they watch documentaries and old films,I wouldn't have a clue,what they are 'into' film wise.They do like tea!!!So I suppose i could go along this theme?Mil is constantly on a diet,so I don't want to buy too many food treats.Fil likes vintage cars and trains and mil likes cross stitching.Hhhmmm.Any ideas anybody please?Ta
I'm stumped!!Anybody got any funky ideas please?If I was to do a hobbies hamper,would that bring it all together perhaps?I was veering towards the tea side but mil gave me a tea strainer the other day so she obvi has surplus (as normal!lol):female:Our 2 gorgeous little girls born 2006 and 2010
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Twinkles08 wrote: »I'm stumped!!Anybody got any funky ideas please?If I was to do a hobbies hamper,would that bring it all together perhaps?I was veering towards the tea side but mil gave me a tea strainer the other day so she obvi has surplus (as normal!lol)
What about a winter night in hamper. You could buy some hobby magazines for your FIL and a small cross stitch pack for your MIL. Maybe a nice fleecy blanket, some new mugs, posh biscuits and tea etc.0 -
Ooooh now that sounds much more like their kinda thing!!!Thank you so much!Do you think they do a poem for a winters hamper on the other thread,as I want to put it on the tag?Off to have a look.Just had a thought too.Mil does drink a baileys at christmas so I could put a mini in for her as a special treat.I'm excited now!:beer::female:Our 2 gorgeous little girls born 2006 and 2010
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Hi,
Im really interested in doing a baby basket for my sister.
Where do you buy your cellophane and baskets from ?
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Sellophane, You can buy it from a local florist or on ebay.
Baskets can vary but Poundstretchers or Instore are a good place to try
Sugar xxx"The journey of 1000 miles commenced with a single step"0
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