❄❄ Let It Snow ❄❄ :: Christmas 2012 Chatter Thread

lazysheep

fenna wrote: »

Do you know when it ends? I am thinking of using mine to get some christmas decorations....

Looks like the start of December - countdown is on this page.

ReformedShopaholic

Cannot believe I forgot to say in my last post.
I got a Christmas jumper from primark. I got one of the mens ones, its red with a Christmas tree on. Doesn't it seem like the mens ones and the kids ones are much better than the woman ones? there is a much wider choice in the mens ones as well.

ReformedShopaholic

moneysavingmumofone wrote: »

My friends husband loves spicy things so would this look silly/rubbish? A bar of Lindt chilli chocolate, chilli pepper shaped fridge magnet pen and microwave chilli popcorn wrapped in a cellophane bag with an appropriate tag? Like a mini hamper I suppose. (we only exchange small gifts and it needs to be postable)

I think that sounds really nice :xmassmile

jen49

pinknfluffy28 wrote: »

I have a job!!! 30 hrs a week, during school hours, retail again...perfect, and I dont officially finish at old place till 3pm tomorrow!!! I start a week monday so i can have a week off to unwind a little!!! Its not exactly a dream job or anything, but it will keep the money coming in, fits around my family commitments perfectly, and keeps me out of trouble! YIPEEEEE!!!

So pleased for you :j

doodygirl

Does anyone know if primark has 12-18 month old Xmas pjs in? Also how much are they? I'm thinking of going but it's quite far and being 6 months pregnant I'd rather cheek first

princesskitty29

moneysavingmumofone wrote: »

My friends husband loves spicy things so would this look silly/rubbish? A bar of Lindt chilli chocolate, chilli pepper shaped fridge magnet pen and microwave chilli popcorn wrapped in a cellophane bag with an appropriate tag? Like a mini hamper I suppose. (we only exchange small gifts and it needs to be postable)

I think this sounds fab and if he loves spicy things i'm sure he'll love this! You've tailored it to what he likes so i'm sure it would be a lovely present for him and perfect for posting.

*Louise* i'm on my work PC again so can't see any pics for some reason :mad: so will definitely check them out when I get home! I love seeing what you've all made it's really inspiring.

princesskitty29

We're spending Christmas at my parents house this year and I thought I wouldn't be able to do a Christmas Eve hamper actually on Christmas Eve as it's my brothers birthday and we normally go out for drinks, however i've found out that he's working in the evening (he's a carer) so won't be going out and therefore I can do the hamper. The only thing is i'm worried my OH might think it's a bit weird especially as we're at my parents! He's not miserable but might not get it! Plus he never wears pj's! Although sometimes when it's really cold he'll put on a t-shirt and jogging bottoms. I can put in hot choc and stuff and a dvd that my parents would like to watch too (they're really easy going). I suppose I could do a Christmas Eve hamper for my parents too but it starts getting quite expensive! Hmm, I might do one for everyone if I can find things cheap enough!

Snugglebunny8

congratulations pinknfluffy!!!! so pleased for you, and it sounds perfect! aliaslottie something like that is waiting round the corner for you too, I feel it in my fairy lights! xxx

Snugglebunny8

I watched Christmas Town yesterday Kayandy cute isnt it? I also saw Miracle of Manhattan - at least I think it was called that, teh one with Finlays department store? that was lovely, have so many Sky+'d that if I dont watch them soon there wont be any space left|!

Louise all your goodies look lovely, so professional!

PrincessKitty I love the hamper, it looks great!

Gettingtherequickly

fenna wrote: »

Do you know when it ends? I am thinking of using mine to get some christmas decorations....



Can I ask where did you order the silicon moulds from??
:xmastree:

I got them in poundland, the ones I got are of small Christmas trees but they also had a bigger one of santa & a bigger tree