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Finished baskets!!
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cookiedough38 wrote: »does anyone know where I can buy a small tea tray? I have bought a tea for one set in black and white and cant find one to match
Wilkinsons had some about 10 days ago 1/2 price, probably all gone now
Morrisons usually have a selection of colours0 -
RustyFlange wrote: »Well on Friday I picked up some of these
One in pink and the other in Blue for my children ... I want to fill them with little cheap things which they can use/play with but have til christmas to sort it. Any suggestions?
So far I have:
Colouring books x 2
crayons x 2
and thats it ... thought about getting some chalks, some sweeties (or may just put in their sweet compartment tray I am doing) marbles for son, small dolly for daughter, couple of cars in each
Any suggestions? My son is 6 in just over a month, and my daughter is 14 months.
Hi, where did you get these from, and how much were they? Thanks.0 -
RustyFlange wrote: »Well on Friday I picked up some of these
One in pink and the other in Blue for my children ... I want to fill them with little cheap things which they can use/play with but have til christmas to sort it. Any suggestions?
So far I have:
Colouring books x 2
crayons x 2
and thats it ... thought about getting some chalks, some sweeties (or may just put in their sweet compartment tray I am doing) marbles for son, small dolly for daughter, couple of cars in each
Any suggestions? My son is 6 in just over a month, and my daughter is 14 months.
To pad out the bottom you could put in a new sweatshirt/jumper/dressing gown/PJs ie something you'd probably get them anyway. I wanted to get something a bit bulkier for my boys (my daughter seems to be getting bigger pressies this year whereas theres are now getting smaller) and i managed to get them a Dr Who (they're obsessed with it) sweatshirt each 1/2 price in the Next sale.Slightly worn out mum to 3 (DS1 May 03, DS2 Feb 05, DD1 Feb 08). When i grow up i think i'll become a UN Peace keeper....0 -
i got my basket from IN STORE it was formerly known as pound stretcher
it was £4 but theres loads of pretty ones in at the moment
i dont know if my mate likes it yet she hasnt been home since i dropped it off as far as i know she hasn't had a good birthday sadly
Luckily i had the help of my mum to wrap it but the cellophane and bow i got from a florist and that was £1.50
Steph xx0 -
cookiedough38 wrote: »thats exactly why I have started wrapping!!
In the past when I have done gift boxes or bags / baskets I have always had the problem of just adding one more thing.... (shopaholic tendencies will out) - unfortunately when I wrap them I then tend to open them nearer the time as I will have forgotten what was in them and like the thrill of looking at all the things in there:eek: I think with the help of photobucket and this thread I may be able to overcome that tendency as long as I post all my finished items.... So remind me again what does finished look like????:p :rotfl: :rolleyes:Achieve FIRE/Mortgage Neutrality in 2030
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In the past when I have done gift boxes or bags / baskets I have always had the problem of just adding one more thing.... (shopaholic tendencies will out) - unfortunately when I wrap them I then tend to open them nearer the time as I will have forgotten what was in them and like the thrill of looking at all the things in there:eek: I think with the help of photobucket and this thread I may be able to overcome that tendency as long as I post all my finished items.... So remind me again what does finished look like????:p :rotfl: :rolleyes:0 -
I agree, they do take up alot of room wrapped, will have to re-organise my wardrobe later on I think. I am due a baby in 5 weeks time so its nice to know I have some christmas presents sorted alreadyDebt free wannabe
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Hi all, for anyone making kids baking hampers just noticed this on the grabbit board, is their deal of the day though so imagine it will go back up tommorrow(sp).http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B...rd_i=350613011.
Traceyrecent wins-3 x anchor, a bag of skittles, 50 spud shillings, A tassimo mug :T0 -
Lovely baskets everyone!!!
Rusty, I bought a blue chalkboard box from Matalan today for DS1! I'm going to make him a movie box for Xmas. I ordered 7 kiddie DVDs for £10 (Melissa posted details on a thread, sorry can't remember which one), got some popcorn boxes from ebay. Going to get popcorn and maybe some sweets and it will be done. Great pressie I think for about £17. I didn't get one for DS2 as wasn't sure what I'd put in it but I am going to gather togther a selection of playdoh bits so maybe will put those in one of the chalkboard boxes.
Thats a good idea Rainmac ... wonder if I could put a dvd in each aswell ...I might see if I can pick up some bits today to put in each of them. Will let you know how I get on.
ThanksRaising kids is like being held hostage by midget terrorists0
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