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Pots of gold help!
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springdreams wrote: »These are the pots of gold I made for the school to sell at their Christmas Fair:
Hi
Looking to make some of these for PTA Christmas Fayre- can you tell me what you used to put your stuff in? Also do you have the poem
Thanks
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goingsenile wrote: »Hi
Looking to make some of these for PTA Christmas Fayre- can you tell me what you used to put your stuff in? Also do you have the poem
Thanks
AJ
I bought a pack of 25 small plastic snack bowls from the pound shop and some thin gold tinsel, as well as a packet of gold serviettes.
I cut the gold serviettes into quarters and used them to line the bowls - gold side face down, as it then folds in and the gold bits show when the bowls are wrapped in cello.
I then draped the rim of each bowl with the thin tinsel, which I cut to just fit. I taped this on in 2 places on the bowl so it would not fall off when wrapping the full bowl.
I filled each bowl with its gold goodies, which included a gold bauble taken from a pack of 10 also purchased at the pound shop.
Each bowl was then wrapped in cello, tied off with gold ribbon, and tag with poem added.
Here is a general poem:Pot of GoldHere’s a little pot of gold,A festive nibble too,I hope that it will make,All of your dreams come true,Have a very Merry Christmas,From Us to You x
Smiles are as perfect a gift as hugs...
..one size fits all... and nobody minds if you give it back.☆.。.:*・° Housework is so much easier without the clutter ☆.。.:*・°SPC No. 5180 -
Hi those bowls look similar to the ones I used for mine - from pound land 16 for a £1 (obviously lol). They're cardboard - white on the outside and gold on the inside part. They were with the party stuff. A bit flimsy but absolutely fine for this!0
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Ah no mine aren't the same as spring dreams - spring dreams ones sound like a better buy - damn!0
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More poems:Pot of GoldHere’s a pot of gold
A festive nibble too
I hope that It will make
All your dreams come true
Have a Merry Christmas
From me to you
from us allPot of Gold
Here’s a pot of gold
A festive nibble too
We hope that it will make
All your dreams come true
Have a Merry Christmas
From us to youPot of GoldA pot of gold for somone dear
A heartfelt festive treat
May all your dreams come true
Have a Merry Christmas
from me to you.Pot of goldA pot of gold for someone dear
A heartfelt festive treat
May all your dreams come true
Have a Merry Christmas
from all of us to you
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I met a little leprechaun
who gave me his pot of gold
I sprinkled on some fairy dust
but it's treasures remained untold
I'm giving you this festive treat
while wishing good luck your way
so scratch these cards and make a wish
and enjoy your chocolate feast.
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Here's a little pot of love
Handmade with you in mind
Because I made it, it's unique
Like you, you're one of a kind
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The leprechauns of Ireland, bring this pot of gold your way,
Its full of love and happiness, for you on Christmas Day.Smiles are as perfect a gift as hugs...
..one size fits all... and nobody minds if you give it back.☆.。.:*・° Housework is so much easier without the clutter ☆.。.:*・°SPC No. 5180 -
Just thought i would post this on here guys as im on aother forum and this as been talked about on there...............
You do know if you sell food you will need a certificate and you will also need to be registered with the council
Before selling any please check with your local council's that its okI Love My Computer Because My Friends Live In It0 -
Thanks for the info ^^^
I don't sell the items myself. I make them up and donate them to the school. The school sells loads of donated homemade food and other stuff at their various fairs, so I guess they know the relevant rules and have the necessary permissions in place.Smiles are as perfect a gift as hugs...
..one size fits all... and nobody minds if you give it back.☆.。.:*・° Housework is so much easier without the clutter ☆.。.:*・°SPC No. 5180 -
I use empty Lidl jam jars for pots of gold. They are a nice dumpy square shape, though I agree if you need to make a lot of pots quickly this advice may not be helpful!;)0
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Love all the ideas on this thread! I'm thinking I may adapt the idea slightly and do pots of Christmas. I know poundland usually sell plastic tumblers with Christmas designs on. I am going to try and cross stitch a Christmas themed keying or luggage tag to pop inside, a christmas scratchcard, and of course some chocolate coins (not Christmas without them!), but what else could I add? Thanks in advance for the help!Cross Stitch Cafe Monthly Challenge Member #27
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Ruth_honey wrote: »Love all the ideas on this thread! I'm thinking I may adapt the idea slightly and do pots of Christmas. I know poundland usually sell plastic tumblers with Christmas designs on. I am going to try and cross stitch a Christmas themed keying or luggage tag to pop inside, a christmas scratchcard, and of course some chocolate coins (not Christmas without them!), but what else could I add? Thanks in advance for the help!
A few quick suggestions:
Chocolate Christmas decorations
Bauble - you can buy clear, empty baubles which would be ideal if you wanted to personalise them
Mini Christmas cracker (you could make your own)
Party popper (age dependent - not suitable for little 'uns!)
A little gift e.g nail varnish, mini torch etc
Hope this helpsStopped smoking 20th October 2012
This year I will have something that resembles a garden and not a building site!0
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