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Finished Baskets - Part 2

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  • kayandy_2
    kayandy_2 Posts: 657 Forumite
    hiya everyone =)
    im looking at starting scrapbooks for gran mother in law mother and aunty for xmas and was wondering if you guys had any advice on the best place to get the stuff i need would be. Also any advice on how to set them out and piccys would be great =) x
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  • Ruth_honey
    Ruth_honey Posts: 2,831 Forumite
    jem1276 wrote: »
    http://www.lush.co.uk/index.php?page=shop.product_details&flypage=flypage.tpl&product_id=121&category_id=499&option=com_virtuemart&Itemid=80 chocolate orange lip balm from Lush

    There are chocolate shampoos made by Mark Hill and John Frieda in Boots and http://www.boots.com/en/Palmers-Cocoa-Lip-Butter_955263/ palmers chocolate lip butter, buy one get 2nd half price at the moment.

    I used to work in Lush & that lip balm is sooo yummy! Halfcost have a white chocolate one really cheap at the moment too.
    How about a chocolate face mask? About 99p from Savers/Superdrug/Home Bargains.
    I've also seen chocolate scented socks, a chocolate calculator, choc bar shaped mirror and magnets with chocolate related sayings on them!
    My friend did me a chocolate themed hamper last christmas. Some of the items were chocolate coloured, though, so you can cheat a bit to suit the person. I had a chocolate coloured handbag, and a brown flannel to wash off the chocolate face mask she'd put in. Saves my white ones looking so manky! :D
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  • shazziere
    shazziere Posts: 558 Forumite
    not sure where to post this but my friend is going to New York for her 40th and I wanted to do a hamper for her to take.Does anyone know how i can look at archived hamper ideas ?And also can anyone recommend what to put in the basket?
  • shazziere
    shazziere Posts: 558 Forumite
    not sure where to post this but my friend is going to New York for her 40th and I wanted to do a hamper for her to take.Does anyone know how i can look at archived hamper ideas ?And also can anyone recommend what to put in the basket?
  • mary-op
    mary-op Posts: 3,605 Forumite
    shazziere - if you look at the top of the page on this board there's a 'sticky' of Hampers listing all sorts.........bound to be one there that would help you I would think. :)
    I would be unstoppable if only I could get started !

    (previously known as mary43)
  • nikki2804
    nikki2804 Posts: 2,670 Forumite
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    Thanks for the chocolatey ideas guys - taken them all on board (actually tried the choccie face mask - bliss!!) Will just need to look into doing it as cheaply as possible.
  • mary-op
    mary-op Posts: 3,605 Forumite
    Like this chocolate themed idea.........I was getting a bit stuck for sons girlfriends birthday -not till September so fair bit of time.
    I've got chocolate scented candles and found printable wrapper on internet for a bar of chocolate
    Like the idea of chocolate face mask...........originally thought of doing a 'pamper' type selection so could combine the two I think:)
    I would be unstoppable if only I could get started !

    (previously known as mary43)
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  • ladsmadd
    ladsmadd Posts: 397 Forumite
    Hi,

    My sister and brother are both mad on levi roots cookin sauces, managed to pick them a copy of his Caribbean Food Made Easy book, in the hope that they will love to try his recipes.They have not got much cookware so was thinking of a casserole, as most of the book uses one of these, and via the sauces not sure how to bring this together.They have about £20-£25 as including there partners in this gift.Does anyone have any ideas i could think about thanks.
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  • curlylou1986
    curlylou1986 Posts: 375 Forumite
    Hey everyone - loving all the ideas!! chocolate one is brilliant! have some friends who love chocolate, but if i can get things that smell of chocolate and then just one actual bit of eating chocolate would be forgiven!! lol.

    with regards to the levi roots hamper - what about getting some of the stor cupboard ingrediantes in the book, is there dried bits you could get to go in there - chili's. Or what about some of the grow your own herb plant pots with seeds for corriander etc if they are used in the recepies?
    Bottle of Malibu or other drink that relates to the caribbean perhaps?
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