Finished Baskets - Part 2

lilian1977

Just got enough points for a £10 HMV voucher through Pigsback! YAY! Finally, it's been months...

Now I can get Mamma Mia on DVD to add to my mum's present

98jdougl

Just finished another night in hamper so that is 6 done in total (woo hoo)
going to get my last couples night in kit done today hopefully!

Gryfon

Oooo I've just found this thread! Tempted to do something now for my parents and my nan along these lines.

Hmmm....have to think now...

RustyFlange

Sorry to but in but when I was in our local woolies which is about as big as a match box they had some teapots for one in a little box for £6 they were lovely looking and had 2 different designs, I know someone mentioned them yesterday after Kizzy's beautiful hamper

jollyjojo

I am getting so frustrated.

I have a pile of baskets sat in one corner of my bedroom, I have cellophane and ribbons stashed under the bed, I have a HUGE mound (covered by a blanket) at the end of the bed, and I am totally DESPERATE to start constructing my hampers, but have nowhere to store them once they are made:mad:

I thought about the attic, but we sometimes get little four legged scampering friends up there!:eek: I thought about the garage, but didn't think the changes in temperature would do edibles any good out there!

Am I the only person here without a spare room to hide these beautiful hampers?:rolleyes:

lilian1977

Memememe - I have everything shoved into the corner of the living room/kitchen (only have this and a bedroom, and a very small bathroom!). BF is getting a little annoyed as am I!

bunbun2

jollyjojo wrote: »

I am getting so frustrated.

I have a pile of baskets sat in one corner of my bedroom, I have cellophane and ribbons stashed under the bed, I have a HUGE mound (covered by a blanket) at the end of the bed, and I am totally DESPERATE to start constructing my hampers, but have nowhere to store them once they are made:mad:

I thought about the attic, but we sometimes get little four legged scampering friends up there!:eek: I thought about the garage, but didn't think the changes in temperature would do edibles any good out there!

Am I the only person here without a spare room to hide these beautiful hampers?:rolleyes:

No! I can't move in my bedroom. there are things under the bed, in the wardrobes and around the room. I said to OH the other day not long till everything has gone once the hampers are made up. He said you will just start buying for next year:rotfl:

Giggle

jollyjojo wrote: »

I am getting so frustrated.

I have a pile of baskets sat in one corner of my bedroom, I have cellophane and ribbons stashed under the bed, I have a HUGE mound (covered by a blanket) at the end of the bed, and I am totally DESPERATE to start constructing my hampers, but have nowhere to store them once they are made:mad:

I thought about the attic, but we sometimes get little four legged scampering friends up there!:eek: I thought about the garage, but didn't think the changes in temperature would do edibles any good out there!

Am I the only person here without a spare room to hide these beautiful hampers?:rolleyes:

You could always put your christmas tree up and have them all under it

jollyjojo

Julie_H wrote: »

You could always put your christmas tree up and have them all under it

Not with two children and two loopy cats you can't!!!!:rotfl:Though I suppose once the cats have climbed the tree and knocked it over a few times, the hampers would be well hidden:eek:

junior_j

Just need some ideas lady!

I have decided too do a hamper for the people who work in the charity shop , and also a hamper for the old peoples hom down the road?

What could i give?

I was thinking for the old people , some nice tea/coffee and short bread? not sure what else.

The charity shop people probably the same

If i really can not afford it i wont do them but i wish i could do hampers for them
Jess x