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Finished Baskets - Part 2
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l'il_p, hubby said the stig hamper was awesome, copied my word but nevermind!0
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Some fabulous ideas on this thread :j, have really given me inspiration to start making up hampers for gifts now as they are so much more personal too.0
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Here's my tuppence worth:
Top Gear hamper for friend:
Contains:
• Where's Stig book
• Cool wall book
• Framed greetings card persomalised with friend's name '...is the stig'
• Stiggy bank
• Stig on a rope
Love the Top Gear hamper - I'm doing one for my hubby for crimbo - yours looks fab & was just wondering where you got the black & white paper from - or is it tea towels!! I've got everything else I need but that finishes yours off a treat!!0 -
Here's some photos of the perfect night in hamper that I made for a good friend. She wore the T Shirt on Christmas Day!
Little Miss Christmas T Shirt-£3 (New Look sale)
Baileys cocktail set-£5 (Boots sale)
2 pairs of cat socks-68p (Evans glitch)
Top to Toe body treats sachets-99p (Home Bargains)
P.S. I Love You book-£2 (Fopp)
Marzipan sweet-free (was in a food box and I don't eat marzipan)
Her fave christmas present, apparently! :-) Oh and the kitten is called Pumpkin and she's gorgeous!Cross Stitch Cafe Monthly Challenge Member #27
12/12/12 challenge-[STRIKE]Season's Greeting Newton's Law[/STRIKE] Christmas polar bear-finished on time!
Thanks to all the girls in the Cross Stitch Cafe! You're all fantastic! :A0 -
Hello hamper makers - I love looking at the photos of the lovely presents you've made. I just came across these on Amazon and thought they would be lovely to add to the hampers I'm determined to make in 2010
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Novelty-Bear-Soap-Oatmeal-Honey/dp/B0006ONC8C/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&s=drugstore&qid=1262364897&sr=8-3
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Started dating OH Mar '12, married Oct '12, Walnut born Dec ' 12 :A SPC 12: 99 £38.05/£500 Make money Jan: £412.34/£310 :T Feb: £88.79/£280 May: £215.52/£310 June: £18.98/£300
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Hot water bottle in case-£2.99 (Home Bargains).
Teal scarf-£3.50 (Evans sale).
Christmas mug with ice skate dangles-£2 (Boots sale).
Hot chocolate/latte sachets-50p.
Festive spoon(from set of 4)-37p (Boots sale).
Candy canes-already had.
Baileys mini bottle-free.
Hand warmers-69p (Home Bargains).
Mini marshmallows-69p (Home Bargains).
Basket-charity shop. Not sure of price now as I'd had it a while.
Santa tin-£1.25 (Boots sale).
Santa toy-came in tin
Popcorn-8 bags for £1 (Approved foods)
Body popping glitter spray-29p (Home Bargains)
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My best friend gave me a chocolate themed hamper this Christmas. I was thrilled with it! :j It contained some Quality Street (including a purple one-my fave!), some rum truffles, chocolate scented socks, a chocolate face mask, chocolate coloured flannel, chocolate bath fizzers,
a handbag mirror that looks like a chocolate bar, some fab reindeer slippers (to wear when I eat the chocolate?) and it was all inside a chocolate coloured handbag. Hope this hamper idea catches on with my friends and family! Loving receiving a hamper as much I enjoy putting them together.Cross Stitch Cafe Monthly Challenge Member #27
12/12/12 challenge-[STRIKE]Season's Greeting Newton's Law[/STRIKE] Christmas polar bear-finished on time!
Thanks to all the girls in the Cross Stitch Cafe! You're all fantastic! :A0 -
Hi All,
I have been popping in and out of thi thread for a while and have dabbled in making a few hampers.
But I along with husband have decided that this year we are going to have a hamper christmas. Everyone we are buying for is going to get a hamper. I am seeing such brilliant ideas on this thread....thankyou all for such inspiration!!!
Will keep up with this post with great interest!!!
Have bought first 3 hampers from sainsburys £9 for 3....small medium and large.................woooohooo here we goGC = £150.58/£2500 -
Hey everybody
Its my friends 14th birthday soon, and I want to do her a '14 things for your 14th birthday' hamper, but I've never made hampers before, so need a bit of help.
I think I'm going to get the 101 running songs CD because she likes to go jogging.
She's very healthy so I don't want to give her to many sweetie-type things although I think a choc bar will be one of them...
Just need some suggestions really?
Thanks
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Ballerinacaz wrote: »Hey everybody
Its my friends 14th birthday soon, and I want to do her a '14 things for your 14th birthday' hamper, but I've never made hampers before, so need a bit of help.
I think I'm going to get the 101 running songs CD because she likes to go jogging.
She's very healthy so I don't want to give her to many sweetie-type things although I think a choc bar will be one of them...
Just need some suggestions really?
Thanks
xx
Erm itunes voucher for an ipod (if she has one) for tunes while jogging
Funky earphones for said mp3 player?
One of those things that attach the mp3 player to your arm
Deoderant wipes
Some nice muscle relaxing bubble bath for after a run?
HTH (sorry i'm just assuming she has an mp3 player/ipod)0 -
Can someone/anyone tell me where i can buy some clear wrapping as seen above?0
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