Finished baskets!!

shaz_mum_of__2

RustyFlange wrote: »

She is currently in the pub having a break and I have a house full of children ... a 10 month old boy, my 17 month old daughter and my 6 yr old son ... Poor OH isn't going to know what he is walking into when he gets home from a week working away!

oh rusty rather you than me but nice of you to help your friend out .............. i had PND with my now 17 yr old ..............not nice and no help for a long time good for you

Shaz

RustyFlange

shaz_mum_of__2 wrote: »

oh rusty rather you than me but nice of you to help your friend out .............. i had PND with my now 17 yr old ..............not nice and no help for a long time good for you

Shaz

Thanks Shaz, I had PND with my son but I didn't realise it til things went wrong and my step mum told me. Now I can look back and see it however I wasn't that bad, or at least I don't think I was. She really needed a break and I know she appreciates it.

Me on the other hand ... I am trying to listen to the tv and the 2 babies are having a contest on who can cry and scream the loudest :eek:

lush1001

well done on all the fab hampers everyone!!!! i really need o get more organised with mine but seem to have been living at work recently :-)

savingholmes

Rusty - that basket looks fab and worth every penny. Well done - I know how you have agonised over it...

savingholmes

Shaz - love the green bowl! You got a good deal on the rolling pin too... I may have to go investigate

Bravobeastie - lovely hampers, I think we would all like to be your friends. I too particularly like the container you used for gardening...

rainmac

Love the cooking bowl of goodies Shaz and what a lot of great hampers bravobeastie

mary43

Rusty - what a gem and what a friend to surround yourself with kids............would drive me mad:eek: Still thats what friends are for, been there myself, shared the PND with my mate many years back but we got through.

paddingtondoo

Thanks for all the inspiration - was wondering how to make my xmas bargains look expensive until I found this thread.

For some strange reason I've been hoarding cardboard boxes and bubble wrap so am going to try covering a couple with bubble wrap and then fabric that I have had lying around for ages.

Have been having a play and socks look great in mugs as well as in cupcake cases.

bravobeastie

kle87 wrote: »

For those wanting christmas themed mugs play.com are selling Colour Changing Reindeer Mugs for £4.99 with free delivery their under gadgets if i remember correctly!

Also, was in B&M's in Dudley the other day and picked up 2 lovely mugs, coloured red with animated reindeers on for.....50p each

Will try and upload pics of them tomorrow, will be super for hot choccie mugs for the teachers :j

bravobeastie

savingholmes wrote: »

Shaz - love the green bowl! You got a good deal on the rolling pin too... I may have to go investigate

Bravobeastie - lovely hampers, I think we would all like to be your friends. I too particularly like the container you used for gardening...

Hi savingholmes

The container i used was from Poundland in Merry Hill. All in all i think the whole hamper cost less than £4 and it actually made my sons nursery teacher cry.