○•○•○• Daily Chat - 9th December •○•○•○

Lucifa73

Pooky wrote: »

Stockings

and odd-sods for Pap are here

So cool - do you sell this stuff? If not you should!

chick-chick

My Auntie used to make home made xmas presents, and as a kid I used to dread receiving her gifts, because they were so rubbish, and I just used to think she was a cheap skate :rotfl:

Ames

Elfen, I saw an ad on tv the other day encouraging teenagers to use contraception and it talked about the coil, so I don't think there'd be a problem.

Yay, my Tesco order's just been delivered, he was much friendlier than the Asda guy. Although I probably should be embarrassed that he thought I was having a party because of all the alcohol and cheese (it's for xmas and was on special offers, you got 500 extra cc points if you bought 5 items from a list, so since there was stuff I was planning to get anyway I went for it).

postingalwaysposting

Pooky wrote: »

Stockings

and odd-sods for Pap are here

Thankyou Pooky... Love them ever so

Lucifa73 wrote: »

So cool - do you sell this stuff? If not you should!

Hear, hear...



Opinions please lady's... Right for work I generally give them a gift at christmas, I have done, bottle of wine and chocs, pots of gold, snowman soup and seperate gifts. Now I am really skint his year so I have made it known they wont be getting a gift... plus some dont appreciate it anyways. I was going to do homemade shortbread but decided against it. However I have thought about the following...

A quilled snowflake decoration in their card? See here and here, I will add some silver cotton. They approx work out as 10p each plus 15min of my time. What would you think if you got one? Piece of tat or something to hang on the tree?

Thanks :A

Lucifa73

postingalwaysposting wrote: »

Opinions please lady's... Right for work I generally give them a gift at christmas, I have done, bottle of wine and chocs, pots of gold, snowman soup and seperate gifts. Now I am really skint his year so I have made it known they wont be getting a gift... plus some dont appreciate it anyways. I was going to do homemade shortbread but decided against it. However I have thought about the following...

A quilled snowflake decoration in their card? See here and here, I will add some silver cotton. They approx work out as 10p each plus 15min of my time. What would you think if you got one? Piece of tat or something to hang on the tree?

Thanks :A

I would definitely hang it up;)

Pooky

Lucifa73 wrote: »

So cool - do you sell this stuff? If not you should!

I used to but people are so reluctant to pay a decent price....I just like faffing around when I'm in the mood too, when anyone pays me to make something I really resent it....if that makes sense.

sallyx

postingalwaysposting wrote: »

Thankyou Pooky... Love them ever so

Opinions please lady's... Right for work I generally give them a gift at christmas, I have done, bottle of wine and chocs, pots of gold, snowman soup and seperate gifts. Now I am really skint his year so I have made it known they wont be getting a gift... plus some dont appreciate it anyways. I was going to do homemade shortbread but decided against it. However I have thought about the following...

A quilled snowflake decoration in their card? See here and here, I will add some silver cotton. They approx work out as 10p each plus 15min of my time. What would you think if you got one? Piece of tat or something to hang on the tree?

Thanks :A

They would look beautiful on a tree...you clever thing you! I would love to get one of those in a card but you can always guarantee not everyone will like it, guess thats life pap, we all have different tastes. If you think they would appreciate it then go for it, otherwise just stick with a simple card.

Sorry haven't really answered you question have I :rotfl:

Pooky

postingalwaysposting wrote: »

Thankyou Pooky... Love them ever so



Hear, hear...



Opinions please lady's... Right for work I generally give them a gift at christmas, I have done, bottle of wine and chocs, pots of gold, snowman soup and seperate gifts. Now I am really skint his year so I have made it known they wont be getting a gift... plus some dont appreciate it anyways. I was going to do homemade shortbread but decided against it. However I have thought about the following...

A quilled snowflake decoration in their card? See here and here, I will add some silver cotton. They approx work out as 10p each plus 15min of my time. What would you think if you got one? Piece of tat or something to hang on the tree?

Thanks :A

Oh they're gorgeous Pap - I'd much prefer one of those to hang on my tree!

I've never tried quilling - looks fab tho!

Lucifa73

Pooky wrote: »

I used to but people are so reluctant to pay a decent price....I just like faffing around when I'm in the mood too, when anyone pays me to make something I really resent it....if that makes sense.

I can totally understnad it. It suddenly becomes a chore rather than a hobby

postingalwaysposting

Lucifa73 wrote: »

I would definitely hang it up;)

sallyx wrote: »

They would look beautiful on a tree...you clever thing you! I would love to get one of those in a card but you can always guarantee not everyone will like it, guess thats life pap, we all have different tastes. If you think they would appreciate it then go for it, otherwise just stick with a simple card.

Sorry haven't really answered you question have I :rotfl:

I changed the second link now cause I broke it

Thanks Luc & Sally, I love them but sometimes I think some wont. I may just stick them in because 10p isnt much is it? I am going to make loads for our house tree, I prefer these to the shop brought baubles :rotfl: Best get wrapping the paper then...

Pooky wrote: »

Oh they're gorgeous Pap - I'd much prefer one of those to hang on my tree!

I've never tried quilling - looks fab tho!

I love it pooky, its one craft I would never give up. It cheap too only £10 to start and then 99p for the papers. Too addictive though, I could just quill for hours :rolleyes: