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  • ikkle87
    ikkle87 Posts: 8,449 Forumite
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    looks lovely paddington, x

    olivia i had same problems but i ironed mine got them in the cases then wrapped in organza x 23092008316.jpg
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  • rainmac
    rainmac Posts: 7,063 Forumite
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    Wow, gorgeous basket of goodies paddington! I'd absolutely love to receive that, is it for me, please say it is... :rotfl:

    Oliviasmummy, I had the same problems with double flannels so gave up but single flannels were fine, are you rolling the flannel really tightly? Flannels are very forgiving, you should be able to pull and yank them to fit. Rusty is 'flannels fitting in cases' queen :A so she may have some better advice.
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  • rainmac
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    ikkle87 wrote: »
    looks lovely paddington, x

    olivia i had same problems but i ironed mine got them in the cases then wrapped in organza x 23092008316.jpg

    Wow, look at all that stuff :T Ikkle, what's in the jars? It all looks fab :D
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  • rainmac
    rainmac Posts: 7,063 Forumite
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    This is a lovely pressie for a proud dad/mum/grandparent... - a talking picture frame! I bought one a couple of months ago and think this is the same offer again... http://www.grabitnow.com/ecamp/daily. Only available today.

    Rusty, wondered if this would tie into your black and white hamper - could take a pic of kiddies in their footie kits with them singing a footie song! Sorry, I'm spending your money for you... :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:
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  • RustyFlange
    RustyFlange Posts: 7,538 Forumite
    rainmac wrote: »
    Wow, gorgeous basket of goodies paddington! I'd absolutely love to receive that, is it for me, please say it is... :rotfl:

    Oliviasmummy, I had the same problems with double flannels so gave up but single flannels were fine, are you rolling the flannel really tightly? Flannels are very forgiving, you should be able to pull and yank them to fit. Rusty is 'flannels fitting in cases' queen :A so she may have some better advice.

    Flannels fitting in cases queen :rotfl:that is the funiest thing I have heard ... I have smaller cases now and I can't do single ones for the life of me!!!
    Oliviasmummy all I can say is that on the first page of the *does anyone know how to make this* thread I did a tutorial which hopefully will be easy enough to understand/help. Give it a try, if that doesn't work then I will try and help in a different way?
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  • RustyFlange
    RustyFlange Posts: 7,538 Forumite
    rainmac wrote: »
    This is a lovely pressie for a proud dad/mum/grandparent... - a talking picture frame! I bought one a couple of months ago and think this is the same offer again... http://www.grabitnow.com/ecamp/daily. Only available today.

    Rusty, wondered if this would tie into your black and white hamper - could take a pic of kiddies in their footie kits with them singing a footie song! Sorry, I'm spending your money for you... :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

    Oooh thans a canny idea! I thought about one of these for my dads hamper with my son saying we love you grandma and grandad? but I wasn't sure if they were any good or not? ... think I am going to leave them for now and hope they come back on before christmas which they should do? Is yours any good? Thanks for thinking of me :) X
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  • rainmac wrote: »
    Wow, gorgeous basket of goodies paddington! I'd absolutely love to receive that, is it for me, please say it is... :rotfl:

    Sorry it's for my friends birthday - she pretty much singlehandedly ran my wedding a couple of months ago.

    I did think about keeping it as there is a snuggly pair of pjs in the back which you can't see in the picture :o
    Officially a non-smoker but still rounder than recommended :p
  • RustyFlange
    RustyFlange Posts: 7,538 Forumite
    Ickle, they look great! Well done! Can I ask what is in the jars at the back?

    Rainmac I think we need to have a talk ..... You want a basket, I want a basket ... Maybe we should make one for each other :rotfl: would be even better when we move into live with Mary :D
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  • Kandipandi
    Kandipandi Posts: 1,656 Forumite
    Paddington that is fab! And Ickle I love your pile of treats, can I also ask whats in the little jars and where did u get the jars from? Thanks :)
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  • rufusdog52
    rufusdog52 Posts: 3,972 Forumite
    Rosekitten - I really loved the baking hamper, gave me loads of ideas for my grandchildren for xmas. I have 3 in one family so am doing a larger hamper for them, and a smaller hamper for my other grandson. Went to Tescos like you said and they are very good value in there, Morrisons were well over £1 for each pot of decorations. Bought them a bowl, rolling pin and wooden spoon each in Wilkinsons too.

    I will probably get them a hand wash too so they remember to wash their hands.

    Noticed in the Wilkinsons xmas book later that they have a cooking with kids calendar for 65p so going back up this morning to get one. Also want to see if they have the mummys little helper aprons still although think I will only be getting one as they might be a bit girly and I have boys to buy for as well as one girl.

    Also had a look on Amazon this morning and they have a few nice looking cook books for kids (searched Kids Cooking) and they have now made their postage free if you spend over £5. Might see how much a small laminator is and write them out some recipes too (printer is broken). It would come in useful at other times too.

    Am going to do a separate hamper for their mum with a cheap food mixer and kitchen scales etc so she can help them.
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