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Finished baskets!!
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silverangel35 wrote: »Thanks Haylibo, it took ages to try to get that basket right lol
I am like you, and I would so love to receive a basket, just any basket would do even an empty one !! lmao
I am soooo proud I have done these 2 so far, and its all thanks to you guys for your ideas and inspriation :d Roll on xmas 2008 :j :j
hi silverangel :wave:
i love your hampers! I have been thinking of something to give mil and fil and this looks great. The tinsel really sets it off:T'If you judge people, you have no time to love them'
Mother Teresa
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I know the post about large bags is far gone but I went to my local poundland today and the ones they had in were gorgeous. One with a photo of a dog on with a xmas hat on and one with a rabbit with ear muffs on in the snow. They were gorgeous. Hope this helps.
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Im doing a nail art type hamper for my Daughter,i have got most things for it ..nails,pens,remover a hand ect. The problem is i can't seem to find any books to help her with designs.
Any help would be great thanksNumber 4 due 21st jan0 -
Hi,Crispeater
The hampers look great, where did you get false nails come from, they would go down a treat with my niece,
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chuchies..x wrote: »I know the post about large bags is far gone but I went to my local poundland today and the ones they had in were gorgeous. One with a photo of a dog on with a xmas hat on and one with a rabbit with ear muffs on in the snow. They were gorgeous. Hope this helps.
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i saw some giant gift bags in Matalan that would be big enough to put a hamper in.0 -
i got mine out of asda, cant remember how much they were though.It only seems kinky the first time.. :A0
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This thread has inspired me and as my dh loves Top Gear I decided to make him a Top Gear hamper. I have used an empty Tesco organic vege box as it is a good size and has a window in the top. Inside will be 3 books - 1 each from each of the presenters, a TG dvd, cd, callander and magazine. I will also include couple bottles of beer, choccies and nuts. Tried to get a TG t-shirt but decided they were too expensive. Hope someone finds this useful.0
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Right - here I go


Dora Hamper for my 3 year old niece:
Dora Cushion (bottom of basket and cant be seen) £5.50
Pencils 78p
Dora Brolly £4
Dora Annual £4
Dora Activity Book £1.50
Tube Pink Smarties £1
Chocolate Coins 50p
Basket £1.50
Total: £18.78:heartpuls baby no3 due 16th November :heartpulsTEAM YELLOWDFD 16/6/10"Shut your gob! Or I'll come round your houses and stamp on all your toys" The ONE, the ONLY, the LEGENDARY Gene Hunt :heart2:0 -
This is FILS's

Basket £1.50
Darts £3.49
Cards £1
Bottle Beer £1.59
Glass Tankard 99p
Minature Whiskys £4
Total: £12.57:heartpuls baby no3 due 16th November :heartpulsTEAM YELLOWDFD 16/6/10"Shut your gob! Or I'll come round your houses and stamp on all your toys" The ONE, the ONLY, the LEGENDARY Gene Hunt :heart2:0
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