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Finished baskets!!
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shelley - that looks lovely :TMary
I'm creative -you can't expect me to be neat too !
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savingholmes wrote: »When I gave a hamper to my mum - she gave me the shredded plastic back to use in another hamper - how MSE is that!:money:
The one I made for my sister, she sent back the cello, bow AND the basket...I was very chuffed:D:coffee:0 -
:T It's a lovely hamper, well done. I like the cello.
Wish everyone would give me my baskets back it would make my hampers much cheaper0 -
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They look smashing - well done:TMary
I'm creative -you can't expect me to be neat too !
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Scotmum - Do you have any pics of hampers with each item tissue wrapped first? Just wondered what it looked like finished.
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Gorgeous hampers scotsmum :T
I love the pink dot cello, hmm feel another purchase coming on and of course I will need matching bowshehe
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Scotmum - Do you have any pics of hampers with each item tissue wrapped first? Just wondered what it looked like finished.
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Not at the moment will have soon tho! mums birthday in a couple of weeks!! looks lovely, and more of a surprise, I pick a clour theme and stick to it, my mums is going to be pink, pink tissue paper, wicker basket, cello with pink spot, pink ribbon and I have a pink frame that will have a pic of my kids in and it will sit on top on dispay along with a little pink dried flower in a wee bouquet.
Will try to do pics of the items and then them in the basket and finished. Will remember to do a RRP price and actual price this time.....
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:T Scotsmum : The ones for your sisters are absolutely gorgeous. :A
I think a recurring theme for me might be... "I've still not bought any cello!" However good from a budget perspective and as some of my fellow basket makers have found - much easier to store that way too... My next person on the birthday list is November and I have a voucher for her so don't need to wrap my baskets until December. Since I'm in debt now anyway - think I may as well wait to buy the cello until closer to the time.
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Scotsmum, those baskets are really fab
Shelly, your MIL basket is great, hope she liked it. I like the swirly cello. I've got some blue swirl cello and wasn't sure if I liked it but changed my mind when it was wrapped:wave: If you want the rainbow, you've got to put up with the rain :wave:0
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