Finished Baskets - Part 2

mary43

rainmac - what a bargain finding a scrapbook like that -lucky you. Out TK Max...........of course........is 20 miles away along with Poundland, Wilkos and all the other shops I love...............:mad:

Been upstairs in the spare room getting very confused....... Undid my sons box as it was the only one big enough to take all grandsons christmas eve stuff then struggled to find another one that would suit grandsons dad !
Sort of running out of half way decent boxes of a reasonable size...........sorted out a black one for teenage grandson..........bit of silver ribbon and he'll think thats dead classy (till he sees whats inside...........lol)
But what a struggle to get everything in !!! Then I forgot I haven't done his shoe fresheners yet :eek: Oh well...........he's got a birthday too so maybe I can spread them out somehow.

The only sorting out I'll have to do nearer to Christmas is the stuff I've got for my two friends and exfoster girl.........oh and mustn't forget her OH.
Oh eck............and they've got they're 1st wedding anniversary Dec.1st :eek:

lilian1977

Just picked up 2 of the freebie Christmas baubles from Thorntons to add to a hamper so I think I'm pretty much done x

wendywitch

vickygriff wrote: »

Hi All,

I have a lovely hardworking husband who always puts the children and me first. I'm lucky I know, but that kind of person is a nightmare to buy for!! Anyway, he's always saying "i haven't got the time" whenever I suggest he does something like read one of his books!!:mad:

I've never done a hamper before, but I thought I could do one for him and try and make it a "Time" hamper...Only problem is, I need some witty and apt ideas of what to put in it! He's not one to pamper himself either.
Help!!:eek:

Thanks In Advance

I got an email for a free shower timer (or car wash wipes) here's the link (hopefully) sorry if anyone's already suggested it https://www.eswater.co.uk/requestwatersavingdevices.aspx

soba

You know the printable gift tags on 'organised Christmas'? Do they do something similar, but blank IYKWIM? Or can I get them from somewhere else? I'm making Christmas Biscotti and want to put them in a kilner jar and decorate with a tag with the recipe on.

kizzyw

Hi this is a tea for one basket that ive done for a work colleagues elderly mum.Its basically a teapot and cup,teabags with teabag holder,posh spoon,shortbread,mini jams and at the back an embroidered cushion which says "When all else fails ask Mum"


And wrapped

mary43

kizzy - lovely hamper :T

lilian1977

That's gorgeous Kizzy x

kizzyw

Ooops,meant to post on pics only thread;) Thanks Mary and lillian,just hope his Mum likes it

moneysavingmumofone

Thats gorgeous kizzy, where did you get the teapot from?

junior_j

Just saw more good things in Asdas!

- Little soft aniaml teddies £1.00
-Children in Need (CiN) Bandanas £1.00
-Slippers £2.00
- Reindeers and santas and snow mens in there own snow covered packaging £1.00
-Varitey of really nice mugs/cups £1.00 each
-Oven cloves variety £2.00 -
-Bailys drink (sale) bottle £5.00
-After 8 mints £2.00 sale
-Malteasers £1.00 (box) sale

Jess x