Preparing for Christmas 2011

babyrut

SugarSpun wrote: »

babyrut, I think the cakepops are adorable but am too MSE to spend £15 on a kit. Having said that, if they were priced at £12 (or 2 for £20) I could see myself buying them and could definitely see others buying them too

I should have said in my previous post, the price is to change to around the £12 mark and are on ebay at the moment for £12.50, plus £3 postage. I have managed to get some of the contents a lot cheaper hence reduction in price. Was thinking of doing two for xxx aswell especially if selling at a craft market or somthing. Thank you for your comments. x

jakesbakescakes

hi there, for those of you thinking about making a movie night hamper, or even looking for a family present or something for a teenager; how about this popcorn maker - on sale in Comet £9.99 reduced from £39.99. looks great. Here's a link. HTH happy shopping

http://www.comet.co.uk/p/Gift-Ideas/buy-PROLINE-POP2-Gift-Idea/667340?_$ja=tsid:8361|prd:47868&awc=157_1313609254_f33b6801fc5cd1a68344423942a00066

babyrut

jakesbakescakes wrote: »

hi there, for those of you thinking about making a movie night hamper, or even looking for a family present or something for a teenager; how about this popcorn maker - on sale in Comet £9.99 reduced from £39.99. looks great. Here's a link. HTH happy shopping

http://www.comet.co.uk/p/Gift-Ideas/buy-PROLINE-POP2-Gift-Idea/667340?_$ja=tsid:8361|prd:47868&awc=157_1313609254_f33b6801fc5cd1a68344423942a00066

Just reserved two thanks!

jakesbakescakes

oh yay Babyrut - glad to have helped! I've also reserved one to use in a movie hamper for friends so hopefully they'll be good. I really like the bright funky colour, should make a lovely present

midnightraven3

these go well with the popcorn makers
i bought them when i did my movie hampers

http://www.dotcomgiftshop.com/popcorn-holder-small

they used to have bigger ones too and all your goodies could fit inside iy
these ones are tall and thin
i kept one of each as our kitchen is 50s american diner theme

midnightraven3

on the comet site, you can get free delivery if you cant get to a store to pick up
just noticed

jakesbakescakes

midnightraven3 wrote: »

these go well with the popcorn makers
i bought them when i did my movie hampers

http://www.dotcomgiftshop.com/popcorn-holder-small

they used to have bigger ones too and all your goodies could fit inside iy
these ones are tall and thin
i kept one of each as our kitchen is 50s american diner theme

These are FANTASTIC!!!!!! thank you soooo much :T

mcjordi

apologies for not checking back in lol forgot about this thread

got a few bits and pieces already. my neices and nephew (i dont have any kids) dont actually know what they want so i think its gonna be a case of me choosing)

stormbreaker

Tala wrote: »

I would be grateful for any ideas for a family present which includes five girls aged 15, two 12year olds a 9 year old and a 18 month old, I
have already done a family night in hamper.

Sorry if suggested but what about a 'Baking Hamper' with aprons bowls spoons and recipes. Or a gardening hamper with trowls knee pads and seed etc (tesco had lots of kids gardening stuff reduced. I expect most of the larger stores will be the same).

stormbreaker

Linzoid698 wrote: »

hi,
does anyone have any present ideas for a 12 year old boy and a 15 year old boy please ?

it would be really helpful as i am stuck for this year !

thanks

They like toiletries by this age. Wallet? Passport cover (you may think that unusual but mine needs his PP to get into the cinemas sometimes!). I-Tunes card. Manicure set (again unusual but mine use nail scissors, nail clipper and tweezers on their 'monobrow'!:rotfl:)