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  • ikkle87
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  • sethsgran wrote: »
    You can buy some things from ebay, like cellophane, "the clear wrapping stuff" You can also buy cellophane with designs on in white, or colours
    http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Cellophane-Wrap-White-Spot-x-5m-FREE-RIBBON_W0QQitemZ370090557139QQcmdZViewItem?hash=item370090557139&_trkparms=72%3A1298%7C39%3A1%7C66%3A2%7C65%3A12%7C240%3A1318&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14 I'm sure that someone on here will have a link to a good site I tend to get my from a florist wholesalers also they do the bows there as well, usually pull bows

    Haha i racking my brains trying to think of the word cellophane but it just wouldnt come to me so i gave up :o !! Cant wait to make these!!

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  • soblivion
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    i want to make her a bed jacket any ideas where i might get a pattern from free preferably knit or crochet is ok i guess a shug is similair

    Hi Shaz, this is the one I like the look of best, warm and snuggly http://www.fjsmjs.com/Mary/blueberry.htm not tried it so I can't vouch for it though.
    There's others - not sure what you are wanting, cape style no sleeves, light and lacey 2ply, older fashion flowy?
  • rainmac
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    I am making a keep warm hamper for my nanna got her a lovely chennile throw from Mr T also got a crushed velvet wheatbag in the same colour from HB and have knitted a lovely chunky scarf too

    i want to make her a bed jacket any ideas where i might get a pattern from free preferably knit or crochet is ok i guess a shug is similair

    also adding bed socks(cupcakes) and slippers also seen some bubble bath that has a warming effect i think by the people who make olbas oil but the colour doesn't fit.............................i know i'm terrible

    Any more ideas ?

    Thanks

    Shaz

    Shaz, could you pour the bubble bath into a coloured glass bottle and add a tag to get the colour effect you're after? Just a thought ;)
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  • mary43
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    rainmac - you pinched my thoughts................lol I was just going to say that. I did that with some cheapo bubble bath........put it in a wine bottle, added a label off 'images' of vintage bath and tied cream ribbon round it. Made it look better than it was if you see what I mean:j
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  • hi there,
    doing lots of collecting bits and pieces for my xmas hampers. hoping to put the two together for my nieces this week.
    Wanting to wrap them so everthing done but want to ask a stupid question..... am i wrapping too early , will the cello n bow go limp or anything? how do you stop them getting dusty/ (sorry mines an old draughty house).

    a B & M bargins opened near me at the weekend so somewhere else to investigate this week, are they a good place??

    thanks everyone and keep posting those photos they are lovely.
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  • bunbun2
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    I made sweet boxes for my ds party yesterday instead of party bags. They went down really well and everyone thought they were a great idea! In fact we went to see the chinese state circus today and 3 of the boys were there - with their sweet boxes:rotfl:

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  • soblivion
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    bunbun2 wrote: »
    and 3 of the boys were there - with their sweet boxes:rotfl:

    Oh bless them, how lovely. bunbun I think that was a fabulous idea, they look fantastic.
  • great idea with the sweet boxes:D

    Findingmyfeet i put a plastic bag over mine to stop the cello getting dusty
  • Mary and rainmac .....why didnt i think of that .............doh

    soblivion thanks for that but it might be a bit too much work i am thinking short and lacy i guess a cape would work

    there was a this i quite liked on that site

    http://www.fjsmjs.com/Mary/moebiusscarf.htm

    I do have some of those huge needles where you use one of those and a thin one(oddpins??) and it makes a lacy pattern which grows quick so could adapt the pattern slightly .....................have i understood right ts a scarf joined at the end but with a twist??

    Dug out all my christmas bits from their hiding places and was a bit surprised how much i already had

    Not got a clue for DS age 17 apart from the wireless headphones i already have ....now he's earning its difficult to know what to buy

    regarding ribbon i picked up some christmas wrapping sets last year in the sales containing those stick on bows and little rolls of curling ribbon and gift tags,it worked out cheaper than buying rolls but have run out now so will have to have a scout round the shops i know instore were selling off a few xmas bits from last years stock ready for new

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