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New Thrifty Gifty - Organised for Christmas and all ocassions 2010- Santas Challenges

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  • Ddraig
    Ddraig Posts: 595 Forumite
    For those who havent seen it on the grabbit thread.Whittards have got a lot of bargains.
    Free hotchocolate on spend over £30.,3 for 2s and for first customers a £5 off first order over £20.But the 20% and free delivery is best if 20% is more than a £5.Mine was over £6 plus free del with this code instead of the £5.
    Dont forget to go through quidco .I forgot lol.
    Still got £49 worth of pressies for £26 inc delivery xx

    The 20% off code is WHT2010

    Thought this would go well with some of your hampers etc.

    Not telling hubby about me trying to do hampers,he poopoos everything.Il just do it first,lol.

    Edited to actually give you the store lol.
    Linky if it lets me is here
    http://www.whittard.co.uk/

    Ty for all the congrats about my baby.He is called Luke and was a hefty 9Lb 3 oz,lol.Something different after having 3 daughters.Loving every minute of it.
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  • elysia2003
    elysia2003 Posts: 5,155 Forumite
    I printed it off and mine says £5 off in store and 15% off at debenhams.com :)


    Sorry, I must have read it wrong. I haven't printed mine out yet. :o

    Ignore me, I have a headache and the kids are playing up. :mad:
    I :heartpuls M.S.E.
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  • esmer
    esmer Posts: 1,444 Forumite
    Hello All....

    I have just joined this thread and the following https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/2692109

    Its getting me all excited about christmas...... We have decided as a family to make presents or spend a max of 10.00 on each adults........ kids will still get the same, and maybe some made gifts.

    My Poundland bargains

    10 round clear containers - Use for my pots of Gold
    25 White paper sandwich bags - For my bath bombs or chocolates
    5 pink face cloths - for my Doggie Flannels (not that I have a clue) lol
    Pink Fluffy socks - Sock Monkey
    2 pack of Glitzy Socks - Purple and Silver Sock Monkeys
    10 pack of assorted Felt - Might make a Sock Advent string.

    Morrisons
    Mugs - 50p each

    Home bargains

    Tea Towels 4 pack purple and spotty - To attempt a door Stop in a Pig design. 1.99
    Chocolate Coins = 95p - Pots of Gold
    Eshaw mint crisps 1.99 Pots of Gold
    Chocolate Wishes 2for a 1.00 - Pots of Gold

    Got Buttons for 5p each at a wee shop near me.

    The Town house in Glasgow has got Scarf Kits for 1.00 and its the fluffy wool so going to go there and get some for my mum, she is knittng them for xmas.

    I will post as I do stuff and I love hearing about all your wonderful Ideas. I was going to get good card and make A4 calendars for my parents, but not sure how I could bind them together?

    Thanks
    Saving 2.00 coins
    Grocerys set to 40.00 pw
    Being Thrifty
  • mummyslittleboy - Wow you've been busy! They look fab. Your cellaphane wrapping looks great, I struggle with mine!!!

    My cellaphane cones came this morning and unfortunately I seem to have ordered the large ones by accident!! :o They are too big for snowman soup ..... any ideas what I could do with them anybody please?


    The cellophane cones do look to big what you do is put hot chocolate into a cone cut it down to the right size and i use cellotape to keep it sealed then put this cone into another cone put choc chips and marshmellows on top twist it and use curling ribbon to tie it shut, cellotape a candy cane on the side the bags are one size you will see it take shape when you do them ;)
    cdsmiler wrote: »


    mummyslittle boy - where did you get your santa key from? I was thinking that for next year (DD is only just 1 this year) that I'd find a large old fashioned key and decorate it myself in glitter.....


    Clare x

    They have them in the wharehouse shop for £1.00 so got them from there.
    :jmember of the thrifty gifty 2011 :j
  • elysia2003
    elysia2003 Posts: 5,155 Forumite
    DDraig - Extra special congrats to you then, on your little boy! I bet OH was over the moon. Thanks for the links too. I'm off for a look.

    I have have five different postal companies come to the door today and that's without OH (he's our postie). I was even ordering stuff while I was away last week, thinking DD1 would be at home to get the deliveries. She still had Uni in the mornings and missed them all. OH is going to go mad when he sees the boxes I have.

    I've even got pressies for next year!!! Thanks Legendmum for the Lloyds link. I bought some slipper sets for £3.50 (I think) reduced from £6 or thereabouts. I've just got them out of the box and the price sticker says £16.00. Woohoo. I love a bargain. Thanks so much again - sending a big virtual hug xxx
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  • elysia2003
    elysia2003 Posts: 5,155 Forumite
    Hi Esmer - welcome to the thread! Join in whenever you can.
    I :heartpuls M.S.E.
    :DMortgage Free 18/01/10 13 years and 8 months early on a 20 year mortgage! :D
  • Ddraig
    Ddraig Posts: 595 Forumite
    Welcome Esmerr.

    Lol,Elysia I am running out of room to hide said deliveries,hehe.(face,bovvered?,lol.).

    I just posted on sister partner thread.Im after cellophane cones cheap as I can to make cones for hampers to go with the whittard order.Make a relaxing hamper for mum and MIL.Can anyone help.They dont look that cheap when i searchbar them on ebay.
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  • tq16
    tq16 Posts: 233 Forumite
    edited 25 October 2010 at 2:37PM
    DDraing- congratulations, what lovely news

    Thank you for this months challenges
    SANTA’S CHALLENGE – OCTOBER
    FROM MISS HOODIE – THE CLEANING CHALLENGE
    Have re been through kitchen and cleared out my junk draw- been meaning to do for ages- just the push I needed. And OH has fineally cleared garage- so huge huge thanks there :)
    CHRISTMAS GOODIES – Food
    Been poor on homemade fod gifts this year- just snowman soup and some truffles- snowman soups in order but cant make truffles to nearer time.
    HAVE THAT CHAT
    Since having children have always stayed home at christmas- but have open house at breakfast- have had the chat with OH family and just have his mum and grandad for lunch so nice and quiet- Heaven
    WRAPPING
    all sorted :)
    CHRISTMAS CARDS
    Like this- have started list and will get writting asap
    CHRISTMAS ORDERING
    all shopping done :)- though keeping eyes open for bargins
    UNWANTED / GROWN OUT OF
    Few bits on ebay, rest has gone to charity shop- hoping they can make something on some of it
    MAKING PRESENTS/ CRAFTING
    have a to do list- but must add some dates
    FOOD
    Don't really like christmas cake or pudding but have added to food list to buy as oh grandad keen.
    TURKEY OR XMAS MEAT
    Meat bought :)
    STUFFING
    Love this idea :T
    FOOD LIST
    Do the food list, and can be split over the next 2 months.
    FOOD FOR THE FREEZER
    Have just ordered big food shop for tomorrow- day of cooking planned.
    CARS
    added to shopping list
    WRAPPING PRESENTS
    first bulk wrapped waiting for oh to put in loft ( I can't fit through the hole at mo!!!)
    MEDICATION
    Have checked first aid kit fully stocked
    LADIES
    If your having a pamper, or a haircut, etc get your appointment booked in now, as there have their regular customers that go in that day of the week, so grab before the rush. - Have my sis booked- nice having hair dresser in family :)
    SECRET SANTA
    Will msg you asap - didn't work for me last year as never recieved list for my choices but keeping fingers crossed this year. A fab idea :)

    sorry not to have commented on others comments- still trying to catch up with posts.
    (Family of 5: 2 adults & 3 children aged 7yrs, 4yrs, and 18months)
  • not had much time to read and catch up over the weekend but you all sound really busy and way ahead of me.

    will have a look at the sana challenge stuff later andv see what i can join in with, thanks mumtoone must take quite sometime to organise the list.

    toffeeapple keep putting up your pics some people are just small minded and have nothing better to do than find someone to be nasty to x

    off shopping this evening so there may be many more gifts off my list if i can find what i want
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  • esmer
    esmer Posts: 1,444 Forumite
    I seen these, not sure if its a good price or not

    http://www.daisyshop.co.uk/shop/catalog/details?shop_param= 1.69 plus delivery for 20.

    Ebay have lots, suppose its just a matter of seeing who is cheapest. I was going to go the Ebay route :) and use paypal.

    HTH

    Kimberly
    Saving 2.00 coins
    Grocerys set to 40.00 pw
    Being Thrifty
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