I LOVE A GIFT

I love receiving a gift, who doesn't and even more so if the giver has taken the time 

to create something extra special. 

I have found some beautiful gifting ideas that can be easily replicated, even for the likes of "Moi", hopefully making me now the giver of  some wonderful gifts.
Hope this post inspires you to get a little creative

Enjoy!

Homemade or shop bought baguettes and jam wrapped in a kitchen towel

A brides Kitchen Tea utensil gift

An extremely useful Wedding Gift

This collection of Jam making goodies is bound to impress any home exec

A Fathers DIY Bucket

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FRIDAY FINDS {TEACHERS GIFTS]

As another school year comes to an end, its time again to think about those Teachers gifts.

Having had two boys go through the schooling system, the teachers gifting was a non entity once they started high school, but Pre, Junior and Senior Primary phases it was a highlight for my "kiddie winks".

They loved to choose that special gift for that special teacher and I wasn't always in agreement with their choices, but hey! it was their teacher and it was a gift to say thank you for putting up with them for the whole year....personally some deserved gold medals,but that's another story.

Here is a selection of some lovely gifting ideas for under a R100 for today's Friday Finds.
They can all be ordered online from Woolworths and at the moment all orders
over R700 are delivered free.

Woolworths

Enjoy!

1.

Traditional Turkish Delight 550g

R 99.95 

2.

Liquorice All Sorts 1.2Kg

R 99.95 

3. 

Vanilla Hand Treatment Pack

R89.95

4.

 Dog Bag Charm 

R49.95

GIFTS OF MONEY - PRESENTATION IDEAS

There are occasions when we gift money rather than an actual present.Gift vouchers are great, but money handed over in an envelope is not so great.

In order to inspire you I came across these extra special ways of presenting money as a gift....perfect for a 21st Birthday, Wedding, Graduation, Christmas or even Bar or Bat Mitzvah gift and they take very little effort, the only exception is the chocolate box gift, where you will need to eat the "Chocs" first...Shew that's a tough ask....

I am sure the way that you present the money will be remembered long after the money has gone.

Enjoy!

Fill a balloon with confetti and rolled money,pop
the balloon and out falls a nice surprise

Eat the chocolates and replace them with either notes or coins.
Lid back on and wrap the box of money chocs.

Add a clear personalised baubble to the tree on
Christmas eve,but fill with bank notes to
make it special

Love this one replace the pizza with money

Put the folded bank notes into some tissue and box and wrap

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