Friday, May 21, 2010

How to you get the cellophane to stand up if your using a gift basket with no handle?

also it says you get shrink it , how?

How to you get the cellophane to stand up if your using a gift basket with no handle?
get shrink wrap at your local craft store - you wrap the basket (staple or tape closed) then use the hair dryer to shrink wrap it. the heat will tighten the wrapmaking your item easy to transport , i make baskets of cheer for my husbands charity event every year like this.


maybe add a pretty bow for decoration.
Reply:when you arrange the items in the basket put something tall in the middle; secure a ribbon around the cellophane and use a hair dryer to shrink wrap it
Reply:Use the hair dryer and hold the cellophane while you do so. Putting a ribbon on lower and flaring the remaining cellophane.

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I need help on a new name for a gift shop?

The name I am looking for in a gift shop name that has never been used. My gift shop is a personal gift basket and gift shop. I am also, looking for the name to be something artisan like and personal.

I need help on a new name for a gift shop?
It is hard to find a name that hasn't already been used... you can use your own name and make it more personal... something like "Jenna's _________".... and lest likely to have been already taken...





Here are some translations of the word Basket (I tried to pick cultures that are known for their basket weaving)





African: mandjie


Indonesian: keranjang


Spanish: cesto


Swahili: kikapu





Or you can go with that old children's rhyme...





"A tisket a tasket" (a pink and yellow basket)
Reply:How about " The Basket Case" brought a smile to my face.
Reply:I had once gift store named- Lovely Gifts 4U


I need to make a gift basket for a Chinese Auction. Got any really unique ideas?

Our school does these at every festival:





1) Baby - wipes, lotions, toys, blanket, photo album





2) Car Wash - soap, sponges, bucket, chammis, wax





3) Scrapbooking - small album, stickers, scissors, papers





4) Spa - lotion, manicure items, bath salts, mask





5) Travel - inflatable pillow, map, gas card, passport holder, disposable camera





6) Crafts - paper, stickers, glue, craft-sticks, ribbon





7) Cookies - dough mix, frosting, candies to decorate





8) Birthday Party - cake mix/pan, frosting, hats/horns/streamers/balloons, generic card and wrapping paper.





9) Toolbox - use an actual tool-box! Hammer, screwdrivers, pliers, nails/screws, duct tape, measuring tape, picture hanging hooks/wire





10) Breakfast in Bed - use a tray/shallow basket - coffee cup, plate/bowl, bud vase for flower, muffin mix, package of premium coffee, magazine/puzzle book, pretty napkin





11) Sports Fan - pick a team! jersey/shirt, mug, foam finger, cup holder, key ring, tickets if they fit the budget.





12) Wine and cheese/fruit/crackers, small plates/cutting board, glasses.

I need to make a gift basket for a Chinese Auction. Got any really unique ideas?
we had a chinese auction at work recently. one basket had a couple of movies, some popcorn, cola %26amp; a huge bag of m%26amp; m's. another basket had the same, except it had theater passes instead of the movies
Reply:What about a gardening gift basket?





Fill a big basket with handles for weeding, fill it with a nice watering can, garden gloves, seeds, flower bulbs, a decorative, flower pot, hand tools. transplanting pots, an ornamental birdhouse decoration, gardeners hand cream, etc....tie it with raffia or ribbon depicting gadening or the outdoors.


Where's a good place to get a gift basket?

I want one that's good quality and everywhere I go, they all look like junk. I really want to give some nice ones out for Christmas.

Where's a good place to get a gift basket?
My favorite place is http://www.blackriverbaskets.com they are great! They aren't the largest company but their baskets are second to none, you always get what you're expecting if not more! If you get the chance, look at the cocoa concerto, that's my favorite!





lol: I just noticed the person above me put them too! that's hilarious, aren't they wonderful?
Reply:I use a really Wonderful site for my busniess..It's called Black River Baskets......I believe you can just go to their website...Check em out, they are really good quality baskets with a Great price tag.....Hope that helps....
Reply:go to www.blackriversbaskets.com
Reply:I just went to a trade show yesterday and a gift basket business called Young Specialties was there with some reasonably priced items.


I am trying to find list of items in 78th academy awards gift baskets?

Not sure if this is all of them, but here is a link to a news article about the baskets.

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I want to make my parents and in laws a gift basket, what should I put inside?

My in laws and my parents have done a lot for me, and I want to give them a homemade gift basket as a "thank you" gift. They both like drining coffees and teas. What kinds of things can I put into the basket? And I don't want to buy a ready-made basket, because I know both my parents and in laws really appreciate it when I give them homemade stuff.

I want to make my parents and in laws a gift basket, what should I put inside?
What a WONDERFUL adult child you are! First, get a really GOOD basket they can use after they take the 'stuff' out ... then add the following stuff ...


1. a pair of really 'appropriate' cups or mugs ... choose them for their art work AND their capacity. Have you 'listened' when they were drinking and heard 'small complaints' about their cups or mugs? Can you find 'the perfect cup/mug' for that person? THAT is the 'beverage server' you want to get.


2. Get bags of real coffee beans ... get one each of the different 'roasts' ... light, medium, and dark, and also get at least four of the 'flavored' coffees, and be sure to get some with caffeine and some decafeinated.


3. Get a 'grinder' so they can grind their beans, even if they normally drink instant. They WILL love grinding their own coffees if you do this.


4. Get at least 5 different 'flavors' of tea bags ... some 'herbal' and some 'real teas' in the flavors you think they'll like best.


5. Get at least 5 different 'loose teas' (same as 4)


6. Get a nice 'tea strainer' ... they have some that are really nice, that can be 'hung on the wall' with little 'charms' on the other end of the chain. I've got one now, and I drink A LOT MORE loose tea because I've hung it on the wall, and don't have to 'search' through the drawer for it.


6. Get some 'unusual' cookies, brownies, and, if they like a 'sweet' for breakfast, get them some 'breakfast cookies' you think they'll like.


7. Get them a good 'small' cookbook of cookie/brownie/ breakfast sweets so they can 'make their own' or just enjoy reading it while drinking their goodies.


8. Add two 'special spoons.' You may also put in two small good plates, to set their cookies on.


Wrap it in a NICE tablecloth rather than using 'plastic' ... they'll probably have a small table they can use it on (or can buy one for very little if they want) ... and MOST IMPORTANT write each couple a 'note' saying how MUCH you appreciate them 'being there' for you all this time, and that you want them to 'relax' and be happy, because it is because of THEM that you and your spouse are so happy.
Reply:Trix cereal!
Reply:How about some imported coffee and teas, some personalized coffee mugs, and maybe a gift certificate to a nice coffee shop?
Reply:A bottle of wine,two wine glasses a cheese board ,cheese and crackers and two cheese plates also add a wine opener top it off with a few grapes
Reply:like cakes


cookies


and other stuff
Reply:Home Depot gift card...
Reply:How about a couple kinds of premium coffee beans, grinder, hand chosen mugs and nice sugar/creamer. If they don't like coffee, maybe couple bottles of wine, corkscrew, wine glasses and dish towels or napkins with wine or grape theme.
Reply:You can look up 'recipes' on line to make cookie batter and coffee mixes. One of my favorite is taking ground coffee and adding some cinnamon and nutmeg in the grounds and putting that in a jar. it smells and tastes great. Also, hallmark has these coffee mugs for travel that you can design yourself. i made my husband one with pictures of us and our families one year. Loves it and so personal.
Reply:A knife, gun and maybe a lawer. j/k trying for the 10 points
Reply:If your are earning then put a blank cheque.............and attach a note.............one day i'll mopre then this (if amount is bigger)








If not earning then, put a little greeting card with a note which says" Thanks for being my loving parents".
Reply:What I did for the new year back in Jan. I went to walmart got a basket and made a chez %26amp; cracker, wine basket. they really enjoyed it.. give it a try......
Reply:Here is a list of things i think would be great--





Coffee in different kinds that they would not usaly get





Same with teas as above





Different kinds of home made cookies





A thank you card for each couple





For the ladys depending on if they like them get them a gift card to get their nails done for a manicure or pedicure with your wife.





You and the men could maybe eighther go fishing or golfing at a really nice place. if they are active enough. i dont know how old they are so that is your choice.





And this is my favorite, If it would not be to much work and if you really wanted to you could make them a scrap book of all when they were boyfriend and girlfriend to their wedding and all the way up till now. they would love that.





Well if you want more ideas just contact me and i would be happy to help!
Reply:If they like coffee and teas, you've answered your own question...


Buy 2 plain white coffee mugs and paint them. If you're not much of a painter, then buy two mugs that are unique and/or fit their personality (like dogs, city scenes, trucks, etc). Then in teh basket put different flavored coffees and teas. You can buy alot from Starbucks.com or go to Target, they have a lot to choose from.
Reply:If they do not have a capuccino maker, maybe you can put one


My brother bought me a small (knife size) cappucino hand held blender, just to make the froth, which I really loved. You can put in different coffees and tees. Banana home made muffins and/ or carrot muffins. Chocolate chip cookies (you can make them home made or store bought) and/or home made chocolate truffles (my brother makes his own chocolate at home. You can put in a recipe book


of different coffees, teas and deserts. If that is not available, search online for recipes and compile it into a book.
Reply:I would put together samples of different teas and biscuits (Cookies) Maybe throw in a bottle of liquor if they like to sip from time to time. A Cheese and cracker basket with a little fruit is also a nice gesture. Or... you could take them out to tea (dinner) to a nice pub or restaurant.
Reply:Think of the magazines, books, movies, things like that they enjoy, pop one rolled up with a ribbon around it, put some neat teas in little jars, tie up with pretty pinking shear cut material on top, tie a tiny spoon with it, find some cinnamon sticks put in a pretty little tin box to use as stirrers. You might find a set of coasters for their glasses. a pretty tin filled with the small tea biscuits, or crackers/nut mix. not real big ones just enough for a tiny snack. You might find a mug just special for each one and load it with cappacinno mix, tied up in a baggie real pretty like. For the guys you can make it according to their likes, fishing-hunting motif, sports, etc. I found when I put a Lighted magnified glass in my gift baskets, people really do enjoy receiving them...just a few small things, new nail file, emery boards, maybe a pair of warm fuzzy socks...of course you can wrap all of these in tissue paper,and then they have to unwrap each one, makes it fun for them. Good luck and have fun!


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i need websites where i can find these things.. my 2yr anniversary is coming up in like two days.. i need something quick and cheap.. please... thanks

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