Christmas Crafting Ideas by Flyingpig - Its Good To Share.

cbsexec

Hello

I want to make the chocolate spoons - is there a help bit anywhere?

Thank you

ps everyones makes are fantastic

RebekahR

ZMHoward wrote: »

Hey Bitsy ... I'll let you in on my secret ... The other year for my birthday, my nan made up a sewing kit, in a rather lovely red bag ... In it were some really really sharp scissors, lovely lil orange Fiskars Softgrip, blade is 2" long, and for the small fiddly bits, I use my florist's knife
My crafting "equipment" is extremely basic

I use my swiss knife! But I have asked Zoe for her to buy me one of those sharp pointey scissors for christmas.

ZMHoward

RebekahR wrote: »

I use my swiss knife! But I have asked Zoe for her to buy me one of those sharp pointey scissors for christmas.

Now you know 2 of your presents ... *sigh*

(But shhh, :shhh: don't tell Daniel, but I have just found his Christmas present from last year that went missing ... :rotfl:)

mummyslittleboy

flyingpig58 wrote: »

Remember the box of Clear Baubles I got from HobbyCraft .......






I've used PaperCellar snowflake stickers and pretend snow and a few flat backed gems.



I'm giving them instead of cards to friend this year.

These are lovely I bought some of these baubles and they are still sat in the box so much to do!! I ordered some card from papermill the other day it arrived today 65 sheets for £4.99 there postage is expensive but the card is lovely quality so was well worth it.

ZMHoward

CB, Im sure somewhere there was a discussion on chocolate spoons on this thread, I shall have a look back for you

got-it-spend-it

mummyslittleboy wrote: »

These are lovely I bought some of these baubles and they are still sat in the box so much to do!! I ordered some card from papermill the other day it arrived today 65 sheets for £4.99 there postage is expensive but the card is lovely quality so was well worth it.

I'm really lucky that we have a Papermill near us as I love their stuff.

I want to get some of those baubles though and do them from my son (1 yo) to his Grandparents with 'Nanny', 'Papa' etc inside them.

ZMHoward

CB, page 9, posts 175 and 176.

kayl

Can anyone recommend a UK seller for the pretzel bags, as I can only find a US one on Ebay. Also, if making them for a school fiar, do you think a price of £1 would e reasonable for a bag with 3 mints?

Student12

flyingpig58- Those baubles are lovely! I have a bit of an obsession with glitter and if I ever attempt these, you can be sure that they will be equal quantities snow to glitter! Luckily I am training as an early years teacher where my love of glitter is welcomed and dare I say it, encouraged.

I have done a quick 'google' search but with not much luck- does anyone know of any Christmas craft markets in East Sussex??

lee27eh

I would love a copy of this please i'll pm you my e-mail address.
Thanks