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Finished baskets!!
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Pink_butterfly wrote: »I finally managed to get some piccys of some of my hampers. I used the lovely hat boxes from Argos (thanks mumofone). I'm not to happy with the way i've wrapped them though so I think i'll have to do it again.
This one is mostly freebies and Boots clearance stuff, although there is a Protect & Perfect serum thingy in there so the total must be around £20!
And these are a couple of the wrapped ones!'They only had one cow!'0 -
Pink Butterfly one word WOW! they look so professional if you dont mind will definately copy them will be straight on to argos when I have finished typing I did look at them in Argos when someone suggested them a few weeks ago but wasnt sure what they would like filled but you have really convinced me you have wrapped them so well as well will be copying that too! thank you for inspirationFrugal challenge 2025
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ok so how many of us have reserved the hat boxes in argos lmaoIt only seems kinky the first time.. :A0
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crispeater wrote: »ok so how many of us have reserved the hat boxes in argos lmao'They only had one cow!'0
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yay some in stock!!!!!! but dont get any money til next monday *grumble*'They only had one cow!'0
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This is my first ever hamper its for my 17yr old Son a "Movie hamper" what do you think
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it looks great!!! can i politely ask how much it cost? I am doing one for my boyf!
:ABeing Thrifty Gifty again this year:A
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Films came to just over £10 green st and Id double cd 6.26 from the hut white noise £1 from Cd wow using a pound off voucher picked up from discounts and vouchers thread and deadbits £3 from Asda
haribo 50p (2 for a £1)
dairy milk £1 asda
cadbury snaps 99p stores
poppets 99p stores (pack of 4)
popcorn poundland
2 alco pops £1...... 50p each Asda (£2 pack of 4)
m & ms 59p home bargains
minstrels 59p home bargains
sharing pack mini cheddars 78p Asda
basket 99p stores
wrap shred and bows 50p (paid 4.40 for 10m wrap ebay and pack of bows and curling ribbon from poundland shredded gold 99p stores in the christmas section)
So £19 ish quite a bit but there are 4 films in it could of prob done it a bit cheaper if I had waited for offers but I was eager to finish my 1st one so went to Asda today and got the rest of the bits.Mortgage overpayments 2008 (started August) £3000 -
This thread is utterly amazing; I've sat here for the last 2 hours reading from page 1 and I am *so* inspired!!
for the poster with the breastfeeding mother friend / relative. It sounds from your posts like she is more of a practical person, so I would go for everyday things that you know she will use - food items and toiletries.
Sometimes people are not drawn to treat ideas, they just welcome something that is useful.
My mother is very like that; if I tried to give her something luxury she just wouldn't get it. But I once gave her a parking permit for a nearby forest where she likes to walk and she was over the moon - go figure!
I would just spy in her bathroom and kitchen cupboards and see what she regularly uses and go from there.
If you Do want to do the treaty thing, then a novel for reading while she is feeding might be nice
good luck!
and thanks to everyone on here for your fabulous ideas; I'm feeling all creative!
Bigpaws x0
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