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baby elephant - where did you get the personalised coasters from? they would make a nice little prezzie on their own0
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sophiesmum wrote: »After recent inspiration from here we are doing mini hampers of all different sorts for our christmas fayre in November.I asked a local charity shop to save us any baskets that came in and we picked up 27 assorted sized baskets for 10p each ...bargain!!! Apparently they usually throw them out as no one wants them. Just gave them a hose down with the shower head and they are now drying off on newspaper. Already have lots of donated goodies so won't have to buy much to finish them, and they should make a few quid:j:j this money saving is such fun:T0
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Cullumpster wrote: »Home bargins 3 wicker baskets for £6.99 :j
Thanks for this Cullumpster. Have added it to the Hamper Basket Bargains thread here
which I started as a central point for all ongoing offers - all that have been brought to my attention are in the first post!"Life may not always be the party you wish for, but whilst here you may aswell dance"!!!
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My Avatar? Arnie and Casey, proud parents to Storm and Tsu born 19/01/2009!!! - both now in new homes and called Murron and Burger!0 -
*niptuckfan* wrote: »Hi all
Got a brochure today in work with some lovely garden items (not sure if good price as dont buy them myself) but i thought they might give people some ideas for doing gardeners hampers
www.ablegardener.co.uk
Thanks! Just had a look at that website and it has certainly given me a few ideas for a hamper for MIL. :T"Life may not always be the party you wish for, but whilst here you may aswell dance"!!!
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Hi, I have just had a look at Tesco.com. Some more item on 75% including a magazine rack, a couple of bins, pink brush and pink dushpan and brush (dustpan cookies?). Also a few candles and other bits and bobs. I few discount codes also floating around.
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Here is my car care bucket for my stepdad, also done one for fil. I still need to buy cellophane.
Bucket 97p
car shampoo 49p
bug remover spray 49p
2 sponges 30p each
2 sachets car wax 24p each
car tax disc holder 49p
odour destroyer £1.30
deicer 49p
ice scraper 23p
visor wallet 49p
mini inflatable football game 49p
gift bag 12p going to fill with homemade fudge
Total cost-£6.64'They only had one cow!'0 -
It is my ex-MIL's birthday at the beginning of November, so inspired by all the hamper threads, I decided to do her a "Purple Pamper Hamper" for the kids to give her:
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BASKET:
99p from Oxfam shop.
CONTENTS:
- Bath Set (3 bath bombs, bath & shower gel, bath & shower creme and body lotion) = £2.00 Charity shop.
- Mini Original source bath foam = 79p Superdrug
- Soap Bar = 89p Superdrug
- Charlie mini body spray = 89p Superdrug
- Potpourri mini pillows = 49p Charity shop
- Bath Crystals in glass bottle = 39p Oxfam
- Boots Bath Crystals = £1.00 Charity shop
- Travel jewel wrap = 99p Oxfam
- Candle in tin = 50p charity shop
- Revlon Make up bag = 99p Poundstretcher
- Square glass candle dish (coaster size) = 49p Famous Little Stores
- Glitter Butterfly = 59p Famous Little Stores
- 6 Butterfly tealights = 99p Famous Little Stores
- Pen = 39p Oxfam
- Dairy Milk bar (added nearer the time) = 49p
TOTAL: £12.87
I bought 3 metres of plain cellophane from my local florist. She charged me £1.00 a metre (which I thought was a bit expensive). When she cut it she did it on the surface where she prepares flowers so it's covered in tiny bits of plant/flowers/dirt/dust. :mad::T*Thanks to all who posts comps * :j0 -
Looks great
Great that you supported charity shops whilst making it too
'They only had one cow!'0 -
moneysavingmumofone wrote: »Looks great
Great that you supported charity shops whilst making it too
Thanks. I spend a lot of time in charity shops and you can find some real bargains.
I showed your 'Car Care Hamper' to my 8 year old daughter, and said we could do something like that for her dad. She laughed....definitely not at your hamper (which looks fab), but because my ex (her dad) doesn't "care" for his car at all :rotfl::T*Thanks to all who posts comps * :j0 -
Thanks. I spend a lot of time in charity shops and you can find some real bargains.
I showed your 'Car Care Hamper' to my 8 year old daughter, and said we could do something like that for her dad. She laughed....definitely not at your hamper (which looks fab), but because my ex (her dad) doesn't "care" for his car at all :rotfl:'They only had one cow!'0
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