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Kirstie's Homemade Christmas
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We laughed at the bit where she appeared with her furry hat and coat and THE most vivid scarlet lipstick ever. I reckon that must have been a £50 lipstick at least. Such an intense colour.
I'm sure Kirstie's really nice but she's not really of this world is she, bless her:rolleyes:0 -
and as for the toy room?? i dare her to let my demon 20 month old in there, those antiques wouldn't last 5 mins!! and as for the trailing holly in there too, i hope she has a stack of plasters or a lock on the door to stop the kids going in.
as you all said good ideas but not really money saving.0 -
this programme should have started in january, for me at least to have some chance of probably a salt dough decoration.0
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i found most items she showed us contained the phrase "you can buy this ...", i was really disappointed as i thought it would be more economical
if only we could all call upon cake decorators, card designers, glass blowers! lol Sealed Pot Challenge #775!!! :j0 -
It is gorgeous, the stuff she's doing, and her house is beautiful - but like many have said, aside from probably the Salt Dough it's not really stuff a lot of us can do cheaply :rotfl:0
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i found most items she showed us contained the phrase "you can buy this ...", i was really disappointed as i thought it would be more economical if only we could all call upon cake decorators, card designers, glass blowers! lol
Agreed, I'm disapointed it's not more focused to what the average joe can buy and do.
I'd love those sort of markets she has too! (£8 for that basket though :O )0 -
I missed this completely - does anyone know if it is being repeated?
ThanksNO FARMS = NO FOOD0 -
Not sure about repeats, but part 3 is tomorrow at 8 on C4
You can watch them on 4oD here: http://www.channel4.com/programmes/kirsties-homemade-home/4od0 -
Just caught the tail end of it on 4+1 and I've fallen in love with that little teddy bear. That's next year's project - I'm off to the website to find out more. Will be watching tomorrow nights too - looks like she is making choccies!NO FARMS = NO FOOD0
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Could we merge this maybe with the other Kirstie thread?0
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