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christmas gift boxes
dorien
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Does anyone know where to get empty Christmas Gift Boxes, big enough for knitwear gifts etc. thanks.
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I'm sure someone told me that the card factory sold boxes is Christmas patterns for £1. HTH!0
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If you look in the "Christmas" Shops that just set up for the season, I think you will find them in there.0
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Wilkinsons have had them in the past but I dont know about this year.
Most card shops sell fancy boxes that you could jazz up with bows and ribbons.0 -
B and M have boxes for about £2, they're good quality so are reuseable. Don't think they have xmas specific ones, but plenty of different patterns and plain colours.0
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I saw some Christmas boxes today in Matalan for £3.50. They had pics of Santa on them and were really nice, could reuse them as they were very sturdy. I'd try Card Factory, Home Bargains and B & M Stores too.:hello:
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