Crafting for Christmas 2010, lets begin again......

susan42

hey craft faries, thanks for showing us you bargains, a trip is definately called for i think xx

mummipig

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There are photos of them and the other little bits and bobs HERE if you want to see what the look like

I love your nails!

Mine look horrid..

:rotfl:

susan42

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That was me trying to put a photo of my pots of snow on,

try link instead

or they on my blog

qwiksave

They look great susan42, I used the link. Remind me, what do you use for snow?

susan42

Toffee bonbons....mmmmm.

I bought a massive jar from makro

mary-op

susan -looked at your snowballs..........was going to 'copy' your jars............lol Might still do that bit but not going to do the snowballs now -did them last year. So, this year I think I'll do a 'snow lick' -our little sweet shop has got some sherbert dip, coffee flavoured one and another (can't remember the name) but it looked white in the jar so might do that. Have to have another look I think.

pennib

oooh whats a snow lick?

pennib

Here is one of my recent monkey's Sparkle Stripes

mary-op

pennib - snowlick......best way to describe it is like the sherbet lemon dips from years back........we used to get sherbet in packets and dip your finger in it.............lol
Our little sweet shop sells sherbet, a sort of choc.flavoured one called 'choc lic' and theres another one that looks plain white and would be ok for snow I think. Have to have another look to be sure.
:TAnother super sock money

pennib

mmmm chocolate sherbert never seen that before. Bet kids love it! When we used to live in Lancs sherberty stuff was called kayli (dont know if thats spelt right) with a spanish (liquorice) and all sweets are called toffee, even if its a hard boiled sweet.....eee by eck them were the days!!