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Finished baskets!!

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  • lottyxx
    lottyxx Posts: 403 Forumite
    debjk wrote: »
    Here are my next 3 finished baskets

    unwrapped
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    and wrapped
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    prices
    2 baskets are the same and contain

    2 packs of malteser hot choc 2 @29p....58p
    box maltesers................................ 1.00p
    mug from a pack of 3 from poundland.. 33p
    3rd of a 70p pack mini marshmallows... 23p
    bath fizzer ......................................29p
    bath scrunchie a pack 5 poundland.....20p
    basket...........................................1.00
    wrap and bows................................1.00 (est)

    total............................................. 4.63 :)

    1 basket
    1mug...........................................33p
    pack hair bobbles...........................59p
    3 mini haribo from a multipack...........20p
    pack of sweetie necklaces ..............59p
    basket.......................................1.00
    wrap and bows ...........................1.00 (est)

    total .........................................3.71

    these are for neices and they usually have money and as you can see in pics they are still getting money this is just a nice way to present it :)

    Debbie


    can i ask where did u get the gold filler/strips please?
  • ccastley
    ccastley Posts: 266 Forumite
    Excellent idea with the fudge and there are little boxes at 80p in Au Naturel that the sweets will look cool in.

    Thanks! I had been wondering what I was going to do with the fudge... :beer:

    Anyone any good ideas on how best to present jam? I'm a bit stumped...

    And if anyone wants these recipes, please let me know. Got them out of one of my recent cookery magazine Christmas specials - ginger fudge, and Christmas pudding vodka!

    I'm looking round for nice (small, maybe something like 0.5litre) bottles to package the vodka in too - so any ideas would be great!

    Thanks again to everyone.

    Crystal
  • Horace
    Horace Posts: 14,426 Forumite
    What fantabulous baskets. In one of my magazines there is an article about different hampers to buy - all of them are ridiculously expensive, however, I have got some tips: use shredded paper to pack the items in the hamper as this holds things better than scrunched up tissue paper. Also I pinched a tip from Lakeland as they have a hamper in a re-usable shopping bag (it contains chocolate, fudge, jam etc).
  • debjk
    debjk Posts: 471 Forumite
    lottyxx wrote: »
    can i ask where did u get the gold filler/strips please?

    I got them from the 99p stores they were in their Christmas decorations section they had 4 colours blue, gold, purple and silver quite a big bag too I bought 2 bags and have not even used half of 1 bag yet on 4 baskets
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  • Quackers
    Quackers Posts: 10,157 Forumite
    ccastley wrote: »
    And if anyone wants these recipes, please let me know. Got them out of one of my recent cookery magazine Christmas specials - ginger fudge, and Christmas pudding vodka!

    I would LOVE both of those recipes please.

    Pretty please :)

    OMG - christmas pudding vodka :j :j :j :j :j
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  • lottyxx
    lottyxx Posts: 403 Forumite
    debjk wrote: »
    I got them from the 99p stores they were in their Christmas decorations section they had 4 colours blue, gold, purple and silver quite a big bag too I bought 2 bags and have not even used half of 1 bag yet on 4 baskets


    thanks.i will go there tomorow,i am doing xmas baskets for my parents and inlaws.
  • Ginger fudge... Mmmm... yes please!
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    :) ..

    Can someone instruct me on how to do these pull bows, I tried to do one and well it fell apart.
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  • he he me too!!!!

    i worked it ou in the end!!!

    in the middle of the two thicker ribbons there are two thin ones, on the end with the longes bit then gently pul towards you and the bow just comes together! voila
    Not setting myself any comp targets this year, didnt seem to work last year!!! £120.98/£2008
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  • Sugarcubed wrote: »
    *STUPID ALERT**STUPID ALERT**STUPID ALERT**STUPID ALERT**STUPID ALERT**STUPID ALERT*

    :) ..

    Can someone instruct me on how to do these pull bows, I tried to do one and well it fell apart.


    :rotfl::rotfl:I got my OH to do it as I just sat and stared at mine for a while though as AG explained that is what you do,though be very careful pulling it as a couple of mine ripped also sometimes material stuck together.
    Good luck:T
    Just back into comping past few months to help me get over rubbish in life.... won Hotpoint fridge freezer, soda stream
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