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Finished baskets!!
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moneysavingyvonne wrote: »If you have a home bargains near you, i think that these are about £0.59.
They also have fast food sweets too - i.e. chips, hot dogs, pizza etc for the same price.
Hope this helps
59p for a big bag???? Wow!April Grocery Challenge £81/£1200 -
can someone help me find the pot of gold pic and the poem i cant seem to find it now:o
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threelittlepigs wrote: »can someone help me find the pot of gold pic and the poem i cant seem to find it now:o
thank you:D
LOL! I did a 'select a random page', and hit gold so to speakhttp://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=309335&page=251
April Grocery Challenge £81/£1200 -
Sugarhunny1 wrote: »I ordered these and got my delivery of them soon after and I have to admit I wished I hadnt got these as I think the Santa's in Boots (they also have a little bag of chocolate balls) are nicer and are also on 3 for 2 so only £12 for three.
They are nice but I think the ones from Boots are nicer.
Sugar xxx
Why don't you take the JL ones back (I think you can take delivery items back to a store) and buy the santas from Boots?:wave: If you want the rainbow, you've got to put up with the rain :wave:0 -
savingholmes wrote: »
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Dunelm bamboo basket £2
The Shack book RRP 7.99, actual £3.86 Amazon (can get it for £3.50 T)
Reindeer - home made approx 50p NEW
Lavender candle holder, 2 candles - approx 75p (half of set from Instore)
Back strap £1.49 - either Wilkos or H&B or Instore (sorry not sure)
Imperial Leather Moisture Burst Shower Gel RRP £1.69 (had bought on BOGOF so 85p)
Imperial Leather Bath Foam RRP £2 (had)
Schol Foot Moisturiser, Heal repair cream, Athletes foot powder RRP £12, spend approx £10
RRP £27.50, new spend £19 approx
Love your pamper hamper savingholmes, that basket is really lovely and only £1.99:wave: If you want the rainbow, you've got to put up with the rain :wave:0 -
Your hampers look fantastic and have given me some much needed inspiration.
For my mother I've decided on a Greek theme - Mama Mia DVD, Boots Mediterranean body wash, Olives and a cook book all in a bright dish/bowl.
For friend who likes cooking I have a brown sugar candle and Silver Balls cake decorations and thought I would get a muffin baking tray. Anyone know where I can get a reasonably priced one?
Home Bargains had red silicone muffin trays (6 hole I think) for £1.99.
Love your Greek theme idea, really fab:wave: If you want the rainbow, you've got to put up with the rain :wave:0 -
This is a Baby basket I have done for my step Daughter, her baby is due in 2 weeks, I hope she likes it.
Unwrapped
Wrapped
There are several things inside the basket too which you cant see, I have really enjoyed shopping for this and putting it all together, I have another one exactly the same to finish wrapping for my dd who is due in 7 weeks, it's all sooo exciting.
I don't think my cello is up to the standard I have seen on here but I did my best there was so much of it! I just did it all up once and didn't mess with it.0 -
no, it looks lovely - she'll be delighted with it0
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Beautiful basket :T - wish I'd done one for baby grandson last yearMary
I'm creative -you can't expect me to be neat too !
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Cake cases most of us use these from this seller: http://stores.ebay.co.uk/Baking-Frenzy you cannot buy them big enough for flannels in the UK. Also the best flannels to use are the cheapy ones (25p) ish from Wilkos and places like that, they all fold up lovely.
Reindeer flannel link for you also: http://www.kckpl.lib.ks.us/ys/CRAFTS/Ratrein.htm
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