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My Christmas Hampers
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Sorry my mistake. I was going on you saying that you'd done 10 in total and spent around £160. I agree that they look classy and expensive and the mark up to buy one looking similar would be enormous.hieveryone wrote: »No, this is what I paid. Maybe more than some people would be comfortable with, but I started them in September and have picked up bits and pieces here and there so haven't really noticed any big expenditure really. Quite happy with the amounts. If I had bigger baskets I would have spent more easily.0 -
What size baskets have you used? I've been looking online for some but i'm clueless as to what size to buy. Your baskets look an ideal size
bladerunner73 wrote: »These ones from Home Bargains look really Christmassy
http://www.homebargains.co.uk/products/5836-christmas-luxury-hamper-basket.aspxSorry my mistake. I was going on you saying that you'd done 10 in total and spent around £160. I agree that they look classy and expensive and the mark up to buy one looking similar would be enormous.
nahnahnat - I got them from an ebay seller called homeallure and they were £5.95 each. If I remember correctly I think I used the £5 eBay voucher to get it, and OH's to get the other one! It states the medium size is 32.5w x 23.5d x 9.5h cms. Hope this helps.
Thank you bladerunner - will check them out!
Spendless - sorry, I'm not sure if I'm mistaken too :rotfl: I'm not making 10 hampers, just 2. Each one was £50ish.
Maybe I should start doing this professionally :rotfl:
Bought is to buy. Brought is to bring.0 -
Soz that's my mistake too. I thought this reply was yourshieveryone wrote: »Spendless - sorry, I'm not sure if I'm mistaken too :rotfl: I'm not making 10 hampers, just 2. Each one was £50ish.
Maybe I should start doing this professionally :rotfl:
I was thinking if you'd spent over £50 each on 2 hampers and were doing another 8 then you hadn't much of your budget left for the others. Hence I thought you were giving total cost rather than the spend. I should learn to read the posters name, not just the posts. :rotfl:This is my 3rd year doing hampers, I thought I wouldnt this year because its been done before but the family love it and it works out good value. for 10 people (8 adults 2 kids) I have worked out the whole budget will be about £160 at the most working out £16 a head - so pleased
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They look beautiful! Can I ask where you got the wax coal? x
Proud Mummy to Ruby 
born 02/01/09 5lb 20
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