Finished baskets!!

moneysavingmumofone

well done everyone!! my cameras broken so cant take decent pics of my baskets! will try to get some pics from my phone tomorrow but quality of pics will be rubbish

victoriajayne1987

Heres a few ive done recently, more to follow later!

Cousin:


Dvd - £1
Popcorn - 98p
Doritos - 50p
Coke - 50p
Haribo - 50p
Bowl - £1
Candy canes - 12 for 95p



Cousin and her partner:



Basket - 99p
Bath creams - 2 for £1.50
Shower gels - 2 for £1.50
Soap - 28p
Sponges - 38p


Cousins baby:



Bowl - £1
Book - £1.29
Boats - £1.29
Talc - 78p
Sponge - approx 50p
Body wash - 98p


Nan:



Basket - free
Dvd - free
Book - £1
Incense - 90p
Cranberries, tea, soup - free
Slipper socks £1
Hot water bottle - £1
Hot chocolate - £1


Sorry for the poor quality pics! plenty more to be posted later :j

fesdufun

Boomdocker

That looks interesting Fesdufun, not seen that one before.

alison6692

Hiya Fesdufun ,

I am intrigued - whats the dust pan biscuits about?

Alison xxx

cymrugirl

This is going to be a really stupid question, but if you have a gift box, how do you arrange the tissue paper inside?

Horace

alison6692 wrote: »

Hiya Fesdufun ,

I am intrigued - whats the dust pan biscuits about?

Alison xxx

I can see it - its some biscuits and a dustpan & brush has been used as the hamper. Cool idea.

mumoftwo

my dd's movie hamper:

Horace

cymrugirl wrote: »

This is going to be a really stupid question, but if you have a gift box, how do you arrange the tissue paper inside?

I use shredded tissue paper and just dump some in the basket (I found that one bag from FlowerHour has enough for two baskets), pull it apart a bit to stretch it out and that's it really.

mumoftwo

fesdufun wrote: »

looks lovely, what is the poem? Has it something to do with the dustpan or is it personal to the receiver?