Christmas Crafting Ideas by Flyingpig - Its Good To Share.

Kates_treasures

threelittlepigs wrote: »

wow excellent idea and speedy answer thank you:D
looks great too ..now where can i get those cups lol

I've bought it in World of pound so just look at some pound shops they had blue and purple only at mine.
it was 100 cups for 1 pound - well worth

Bitsy_Beans

I used festive paper cups from Poundland for mine, just trimmed them down like Kate did.

gemini12

I have just seen cup cake wrappers in Sainsbury and they also have them in the Range if thats any help.

chaosweddings

Hi,

i had my table at a local pre school nativity play today, i was feeling really ill but didnt want to let them down, im glad i went now as within minutes of setting up my table i sold all of my snowman/fairy/monkey soups that i thought i would have to bin, all of my handmade soaps and salts went too so only have a few packets of reindeer food and poop left over.
they have also asked me to have a table at their easter and summer fairs plus next years nativity play.

i think it helped that their was only myself and a osborne book lady there. its a shame a didnt make any more soups as they sold really well but i didnt want alot left over

wookeyhole1

i love the trees

for mine i used rollout icing coloured green, you could also use coloured buttercream icing.

ive had orders for 3 more of mine to be made just before christmas

threelittlepigs

thanks for all the replies RE; the cups
i got some festive ones and im really pleased with them
think i will stick to those in future:D

angelavdavis

I also cut down paper cups - in my case, gold and silver. I used some curvy lined edged scissors I picked up from Lidl!

diddly74

I have been told by 3 different people at school that I should think about doing trees etc for a stall at the next School Christmas Fayre. Maybe I will next year - but I will be in the middle of my very last placement as a student nurse waiting on hearing if I have passed my assessments and if I will qualify I think my stress levels may be a bit too high next year. lol

But on a positive my MIL more or less offered to do them for me!

tinkerbellsmum_2

flourgirl wrote: »

Fabulous trees!!

Here is the Lakeland recipe for the tree cookies

http://www.lakeland.co.uk/recipe-ideas-vanillacookies

I must say the ones on here look better than theres.
thank you for posting the recipe hope i can make mine as good as the ones on here

mollymunchkin

Well done on your table, Chaos. Glad you did well and well done on being asked back.