Woven Veneer Lumber Handle Basket

Specifications:

• This basket is ideal for all your gift basket packaging
• Easy to use and decorate, just slip your gift inside the basket
• Tie it with a ribbon or a bow and you got yourself a beautiful basket
• You can put fruit, candies or something else in it as a gift to your friends
• The handle design makes it easy to carry
• Material: Lumber
• Top Size: 200 x 150mm/7.9 x 5.9in(L x W)
• Bottom Size: 140 x 110mm/5.5 x 4.3in(L x W)
• Height: 120mm/4.7in

Details:

• Ideal for your entire gift basket packaging, this cheap gift basket is perfectly customized for you

• With simple and practical design, this cheap gift basket is easy for you to use and decorate in daily life

• This unique gift basket is made of high quality lumber material which is durable for a long time use

• You can put fruit, candies or something else in this best gift basket as a gift to your friends or lover

• The special handle design of this cheap gift basket makes it easy and comfortable to carry when you are out

Basket Gift-Giving Ideas?

Cultures have participated in basket gift-giving since humans first learned to weave baskets. People send baskets filled with foods, flowers or handcrafted gifts for every occasion. Basket supply companies sell baskets in bulk, or you can contact an artisan basket weaver to create one-of-a-kind works of art. Always include a personalized card so the recipient can remember who gave the gift, which is helpful during baby showers and holiday parties and for new neighbor gifts.

Corporate Holiday Gifts

• Businesses send dozens of gifts to clients and customers during the holiday season. Choosing an appropriate gift for each person or team is a challenge. However, with basket gift-giving, you can send everyone the same gift, minimizing your time and cost. Fill each basket with personalized gifts, such as homemade cookies or candies baked by members of your team or office. Another idea is to purchase items made locally, such as honey, crafts, artwork or pottery. Gift baskets can include items produced in your region. For instance, if you live in Washington, send a gift basket of apples, and, if you live in Georgia, you can add peaches or peanuts. As a finishing touch, insert a personalized greeting card with everyone on the team as well as a group photo. Deliver your gift baskets in person whenever possible for a more personal touch. Otherwise, wrap the baskets securely with plastic wrap before inserting in a well-padded box for shipping. Send gift baskets a week before the holiday so your gift is received first.

Gifts for Teachers

• According to Scholastic.com, teachers voted fruit baskets as a favorite gift during the holidays. For your child's teacher, send a basket filled with fruits along with hard candy, chocolates and candles. Make the gift-giving experience even more heart-warming by adding personalized touches, such as a poem or thank you letter handwritten by your child and a small framed photo with your child's signature. If your child knits, paints or makes clay figurines, add one of these handcrafted items to the gift basket. Insert a gift certificate to a local restaurant, masseuse or movie theater. Fill a gift basket with classroom supplies, such as stamps, pens, a calendar and paper clips, which is thoughtful because a teacher often purchases supplies for the classroom.

Baked Baskets

• During any holiday, food items and baked goods are a real treat. While homemade foods add more of a personalized touch, when you are on a time restraint, choose high-quality, premade foods. Decide what type of foods your recipient would like as you plan your gift basket. For instance, someone who is diabetic or dieting would loathe sugar-filled gifts. Consider food allergies when baking with nuts, chocolate or dairy. Choose foods and baked items that are based on a cohesive theme. For example, fill a gift basket using only fruit-based items, including banana bread, fruit cake, strawberry jam and orange slices. For gift recipients who are chocoholics, stock a gift basket with chocolate-covered coffee beans, chocolate-dipped pretzels, homemade fudge and hot cocoa powder mix. Include instructions for reheating or refrigeration whenever necessary for homemade goods. Loosely wrap each item in a coordinated tissue paper, and use filler, such as plastic grass or shredded newspaper, in the bottom of the basket and between each item. Whenever your basket gift-giving includes baked goods or perishable items, deliver the gift within 24 hours, and make sure to mention there is food inside.

How to Make a Save-the-Environment Gift Basket?

The best way to encourage your not-so-green relatives and friends to be friendlier to the earth is to supply them with what they need to live greener. A great gift for them is a nice, large basket or bag full of supplies that will not only get them started--and very possibly hooked on living green. They will also be able to see how easy it is. They will be especially pleased with savings they see in their electric bills and cleaning supplies.

Instructions

• Before purchasing the gift basket container to put everything in, first gather together all the supplies you intend to give to your friend or relative. The first items to purchase are Energy Star light bulbs that can go in almost every lamp and light fixture in the home. These will replace all incandescent light bulbs, and will cut electric bills dramatically, saving energy.
• Buy at least two reusable shopping bags for your gift recipient to take shopping, eliminating the need to ever again use plastic grocery bags or even paper shopping bags. This one change in shopping habits will save an unbelievable amount of refuse from going into the waste stream.
• Buy several lemons, a box of salt, a bottle of vinegar and a box of baking soda, and include instructions for how to use them as cleaning products. Vinegar removes hard water deposits and cleans glass well when mixed with a little water. Lemons, baking soda and salt work as well as any bathroom or sink cleanser when mixed together.
• Buy several paper products to put in the gift basket, such as toilet tissue and paper towel, made from recycled products. One good brand is Seventh Generation.
• Buy a book on ways to leave a smaller footprint on the earth, cloth napkins and, if there's a baby in the house, cloth diapers with Velcro fasteners. You can also include a public transportation pass.
• Once you see the volume of all the gift items, find an appropriate container to put them all in--preferably a container that can be recycled to use for something else once the gift items are used. One very good idea for the "gift basket" is a large recycling bin they can use to recycle cans, bottles and other materials.

Tips & Warnings

• As you put together your gift basket, use your imagination to think of other things that will save energy and be less toxic to the earth.

Package Included:

• 1 x Woven Rattan Oval Handle Basket