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            I love popping into this thread and reading up on what you all have been up to, you seem to be all so organised.
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            could any one suggest a container for a mens hamper. i am doing my oh a hamper for xmas but would like to put it in somethg other than a wicker basket.anyone have any suggestions??0
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            a stylish wastepaper bin? - my son has a metal basket type from W H Smith which he thinks is 'dead cool'. I know one of his friends has an inflatible one.
 What age group are you accomodating?0
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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.
 Tracey
 Was just coming to post this myself. It's a great kit on it's own, and you could bulk it out into a proper hamper by using a small baking sheet/swiss roll tray, sitting this in the middle, and surrounding it with cookie cutters, coloured cake cases, and loads of the Supercook decorations that are so cheap in Tesco etc right now (just delved through my cupboard stock, and they all have at least April 09 dates, so would be fine for christmas). I won't add the bottles of food colourings as my recipients are all younger, but if it's heading for a trustworthy/older child, then they'd look great all lined up on the tray. DFW Nerd no. 884 - Proud to [strike]be dealing with[/strike] have dealt with my debts0 DFW Nerd no. 884 - Proud to [strike]be dealing with[/strike] have dealt with my debts0
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            Just been on a stroll around the web & came across these baskets & other bits
 http://britishheartfoundation.sandbag.uk.com/Store/DisplayItems-23-0-Special+offers.html
 I've not investigate too far, but what better way to buy bits & bobs:oFull time Carer for Mum; harassed mother of three;loving & loved by two 4-legged babies.
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            for those fo you doing tea hampers, ome bargains had some fab tins with teabags in this was it
 http://www.culinarius.com.au/function.html
 It was 89p, I think
 hth someone
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            RustyFlange wrote: »Awwwww I think Oh wouldn't have minded as much but I lost one almost a year ago and it destroyed me so think this is why he is saying no as he saw the state I was in. Oooh roll on 5 days I can't wait o see pics 
 o0o its not 5 days, 5 weeks. Sorry to hear about your loss I lost one in october also. I lost one in october also.
 Just sold another hamper well I seem to be making to order rather than making up and selling, only to friends though.                        Debt free wannabe well I seem to be making to order rather than making up and selling, only to friends though.                        Debt free wannabe
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            rachel.jones88 wrote: »could any one suggest a container for a mens hamper. i am doing my oh a hamper for xmas but would like to put it in somethg other than a wicker basket.anyone have any suggestions??
 Wilkinsons sell metal beer buckets for about 3 poundsDebt free wannabe
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            right now ive made one hamper im sort of hooked!
 my mate loved it btw!
 for christmas i have to buy for
 Sister she's 25 food, competitions, gardening
 Brother in law 25, work, cleaning, reading
 Brother 25, football, gardening, xbox360 games
 OH 25, scrap heap challenge, xbox 360, me, he likes tool as he's a engineer too
 Mum 45, competitions, wii, gardening, cleaning, decorating, reading
 Dad 49, golf, rugby, films, wii, loves peter kay
 so any ideas welcome
 Steph xx0
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            what are their interests, likes/dislikes?Debt free wannabe
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