Edibles and 'drinkables', some things bought and several things home made and the mini Christmas crackers to trim and some festive pot pourri. I think it looked quite cheerful.
Until this year I've never actually been with either H and S or L and J when they've opened the wrappings, so I was a bit nervous, but I think they were OK with them. I did tell them the toffee vodka could be used as a paint stripper if they didn't like it!
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Sue
It looks absolutely fantastic and a wonderful gift for lucky recipients. A real gift of love.
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I would be more than OK with a gift like that :-)
ReplyDeleteAs Joy says, a gift of love. And so much more useful than many Christmas gifts which will just end up in landfill. You've put together a gift which will give delight long after December 25th
ReplyDeleteIf I had received one of your hampers in previous years, I would be looking forward to receiving the same every year, just like people do with their F & M hampers. A thoughtful and well presented gift (and one which won't end up in landfill) and even better, all home made.
ReplyDeleteI think that's the best sort of present and something that will give pleasure to the recipient for quite a while.
ReplyDeleteI would have been happy with one of your hampers some lovely looking treats. I am always happy with my family's presents, my daughters has an act of knowing just what I want, my son and children also tells her what I would like, and have had lots of things for the garden.
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It looks beautiful Sue. I'd have been very happy to receive that.
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A lovely comestible treasure basket.
ReplyDeleteI am sure they loved them. A very useful gift that will not end up in landfill.
ReplyDeleteThat looks lovely and everything so useful. Well done - I'd be glad to receive a hamper like that, I have to say.
ReplyDeleteWonderful job on the hampers. Absolutely lovely.
ReplyDeleteGod bless.
Really Gorgeous hamper, love the addition of the mini crackers, it looks like you bought it x
ReplyDeleteIt looks fabulous, Sue. I'd love to receive a hamper like that. X
ReplyDeleteLucky recipients - they are gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteWho needs a Fortnum and Masons hamper when they can have one of your hampers! They must have been delighted with them.
ReplyDeleteWow! That is beautiful and it looks like a lot of goodies to enjoy. What a wonderful gift! You did good!
ReplyDeleteLovely xx
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Anybody who didn't like this would be mad Sue.
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely presents, and edible - perfect!
ReplyDeleteI'm going to try this next year. I did a bit of re-gifting this year and it went over well.
ReplyDeleteI’m sure that the recipients were thrilled. I know I would love your hamper gift. This gives me ideas for next year.
ReplyDeleteThey look amazing, I would love to receive something like that.
ReplyDeleteThey look great! I'm another who would love to receive something like that!
ReplyDeleteOh, I am sure anyone would love these wonderful gifts!
ReplyDeleteI like your hamper ideas. I'm sure it is good. I make calendars with my photos as part of a gift. No one close to give hampers like you do. Happy New Year!!
ReplyDeleteWonderful gift, lucky recipients.
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