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Spa Basket for Makeover Monday

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For Makeover Monday I made a spa basket for a friend. I filled it with scented soap, a washcloth, a scrubbie, and a facial cleaning pad (you'll need to be signed into ravelry to follow the pattern links). I also made the basket by combining several patterns that I found on Ravelry. My friend and I had intented to sit back with a mud masks on our faces and watch the kids play. Sadly the closest we got to a mud mask was rinsing my 3 year old (caked in mud) off with a hose in the yard. We had fun attempting to chat while chasing the kids around, however.








I also made this cute bath toy/ scrubbie for a give away on my Worth a Fig blog... Check it out!




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  1. UnknownMay 2, 2011 at 7:36 AM

    What a cute idea! I might have to give my friends something like this.

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  2. Kim@stuffcould....May 4, 2011 at 7:18 AM

    Such cute hats, etc........Neat giveaway

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  3. EndyMay 8, 2011 at 7:53 AM

    Oh wow, you're really good making those stuffs! I just joined my knitting class last two weeks but still too lazy to practise at home. Is it difficult to make hat and other things by knitting? I should learn from you Jen!

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  4. SaraMay 20, 2011 at 3:43 PM

    Aww... So cute! I love these little scrubbies. :)

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