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LOW COST homemade christmas gifts
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Last years snowman soups (or 2 of anyway) hoping to have this years done by end of Nov.
And a small choccie boquet I made for dh. This was my first attempt and not brill. I am doing choc sleighs this year instead - much easier!
Chocolate sleigh (not made by me though!)
Also working on transforming some old cross stitch cards I made for each of my dd's last year,(xmas tatty teddy designs) into diary front covers.
Have also just about finished my baking and science hampers (not quite home made but equally well received as so much thought goes into a personal hamper!)
Will post more photos when Ive finishedIt's not about getting what you want, It's about wanting what you get.0 -
Love the bouquets pinkness fluffy and I think those sleighs are great I make them as standby presents
They don't cost too much and are better than a selection boxChallenge 2018 - Learn by heart the Book by Wayne Morgan on Amazon - Betfair Football Trading as it helps to supplement my small income :beer:0 -
Pinknfluffy28- I saw those sleighs elsewhere. How are you going to make them in chocolate - will you still use the candy cane sticks? Thanks.0
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Pinknfluffy28- I saw those sleighs elsewhere. How are you going to make them in chocolate - will you still use the candy cane sticks? Thanks.
I am planning on making them pretty much as per the picture, but will use whatever chocolates are on offer at the time! The candy canes are a must!
I'm good but not that good, but there is no way I could make a whole sleigh out of chocolate lol! They're just called chocolate sleighs, cos its a sleigh full of... yep you guessed it! :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:
I am now on the look out for the little mini chocolate santas to sit on the front xIt's not about getting what you want, It's about wanting what you get.0 -
pinknfluffy28 wrote: »I am planning on making them pretty much as per the picture, but will use whatever chocolates are on offer at the time! The candy canes are a must!
I'm good but not that good, but there is no way I could make a whole sleigh out of chocolate lol! They're just called chocolate sleighs, cos its a sleigh full of... yep you guessed it! :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:
I am now on the look out for the little mini chocolate santas to sit on the front x
There are little Santa's in the 99p stores, however if the choc is anything like the halloween stuff last year (little net bags of ghosts etc) steer well clear. I think I saw some Santas in Sainsbobs though.Feb 2015 NSD Challenge 8/12JAN NSD 11/16
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pinknfluffy - I got y Santas from poundworld and hoe bargains, (20 in the bag) xxx rip dad... we had our ups and downs but we’re always be family xx0
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pinknfluffy28 wrote: »
Last years snowman soups (or 2 of anyway) hoping to have this years done by end of Nov.
And a small choccie boquet I made for dh. This was my first attempt and not brill. I am doing choc sleighs this year instead - much easier!
Chocolate sleigh (not made by me though!)
Also working on transforming some old cross stitch cards I made for each of my dd's last year,(xmas tatty teddy designs) into diary front covers.
Have also just about finished my baking and science hampers (not quite home made but equally well received as so much thought goes into a personal hamper!)
Will post more photos when Ive finished
Love the snowman soup may I ask where you got the labels.Slimming World at target0 -
Meg72 - The labels are home made, I just drew the little snowmen on and wrote poem with sharpies!
Thanks all for tips on choc santa's. I'm on a nsd today but will try and pick some up over the weekend xIt's not about getting what you want, It's about wanting what you get.0 -
To the women who wrote this ( it won't let me put a link in because I'm a new user,
Personalised coffee cups
I made these today and they work out so cheap for little effort, was thinking of putting snowman soup in or shall I just leave them separate?
Wow, this is amazing! Is there anything you can use to make it coloured so say you could write something in blue or something, alas I does it wash off after a while? Thanks x0
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