Making Cards - Ideas for a card craft beginner (Part 3)

RustyFlange

JHB - have you tried your google settings? ...

https://www.google.com/accounts/ManageAccount

only reason I ask is that this week I have had awful problems with my Gmail, time stamps and things like that, OH found it was my google account rather than my Gmail. have a play around with some of the things in there and see if that helps. apologies if you have done it already?

Can anyone help me. I am after English breakfast teabags which are individually wrapped. I am presuming Twinings wrap all of theirs? or does it state on the boxes if they are individually wrapped?

flourgirl

I think it says on the box if they are individually wrapped. http://www.amazon.co.uk/Twinings-Traditional-English-Breakfast-Aromatic/dp/B000I5U160



Are these any good, this is what I use http://groceries.asda.com/asda-estore/search/searchcontainer.jsp?trailSize=1&searchString=twinings+teabags&domainName=Products&headerVersion=v1&_requestid=150281


Just spoke to my sis on facebook and scotts ok they are just sorting out his medication.

RustyFlange

flourgirl wrote: »

I think it says on the box if they are individually wrapped. http://www.amazon.co.uk/Twinings-Traditional-English-Breakfast-Aromatic/dp/B000I5U160

Just spoke to my sis on facebook and scotts ok they are just sorting out his medication.

Thanks!

Thats fab news!! :j :j bet you are relieved!

flourgirl

Things seem a bit more positive. Thank goodness. My sis won't see him again unil Monday IF he is still there, so hopefully he will be home at the weekend

flourgirl

Rusty if you are really struggling to find individual teabags you can buy them for 10p each from twinings, not sure on the p&p

Just found out p&p £3.95 :0 lol

Marg

Mary-op - sorry to hear about your collapse hope you soon feel much better. Funny, I was only thinking on way to work this afternoon that you'd been missing for a while & when I get back here you are!

Choccy - I had a pm from CT1972 earlier in the week with some advice I'd asked her for & she said life had been a bit hectic but hoped to be back soon. Get to the dentist before weekend if you can - nothing worse than toothache.

Flourgirl - Looking forward to trying your ginger recipe. Sorry to hear your ?nephew in law? has had to go into Papworth & hope I've read correctly that they should be able to sort with medication. It must be a constant source of worry for one so young.

Thrifty - well done on your weight loss wish I could lose [STRIKE]some[/STRIKE]lots! Have a wonderful time in Manchester! Good shopping.

Sorry if I've missed anyone I'm tired......

RustyFlange

flourgirl wrote: »

Rusty if you are really struggling to find individual teabags you can buy them for 10p each from twinings, not sure on the p&p

Just found out p&p £3.95 :0 lol

Thankyou! Had a look on there and have emailed them, they might take pity on me and give me free postage :rotfl: (ok I can wish!) I only need 30 teabags so seems a bit high to be paying such high postage!! :eek:

Marg - How can you be up so late all the time :eek: I am only up cause I am still trying to relax from a day with DD crying and screaming

She is sound asleep, I can hear her snoring and the baby monitor is lighting up she is that loud :rotfl: :rotfl:

Marg

Rusty - I'm a [STRIKE]bit[/STRIKE] lot of a night owl - My auntie was the same & used to say "I never go to bed on the same day I get up!" which I thought was pretty cool for a 70 year old! when I was younger. I've never been good at mornings.
I'm sorry you are having a tough time with little Miss being poorly, hope she gets better really soon - think we could all do with a spell of fine sunny weather.

Glittermum

MOrning all - I can't hope to catch up on all the posts but Mary - thake care of yourself, Craftygranny - your girls are amazing, and JHB - congratulations on your first day.

Rusty - I've got some spare t bags left over from the school crafting - I can probably get some in the post tomorrow (not at my house!). By the end of the weekend we'd made 200 bookmarks, 201 post it note holders, and 203 t bag holders (ready to be stuffed and tied!). I also cut all the paper and card for the rest (200) t bag holderS! I was certainly glad to see my friend take it all away!

I shall be leaving the packaging to the rest of the PTA helpers (hopefully more than 2 will help out) I'm not even on the PTA!

I can't remember who went to the Stampin Up party, but I'm having one here in a couple of weeks. One of the mums at school is a demonstrator so is coming round when my conservtory is finished. There's an offer on at the moment for a free set of stamps if you spend £45 though so I may put in an order before the party (offer ends this month) - I think I'll stock up on their paper that is supposed to be really good and lots of little coloured ink pads.

Will get my swaps off this weekend - it's lovely to get back into the swing of it.

Right, better feed some children - I've got my friend's (with the new puppies!) little girl while she goes for a check up in London. THere are about 30 of us going for an early dinner for her birthday tonight - one amazing lady!

Have a great day everyone.

flourgirl

Morning ladies. I was up super early (for me) to follow DH to the garage to take his car in for service :eek:
Hope everyone had a good nights sleep and the little ones had a peaceful night too xx

Rusty I think Craftygranny got some teabags from Aldi, so they might be worth a try.