The Basket Boss
Thoughtfully Curated Presentations
The Basket Boss

The Basket Boss

Creating customized baskets for all occasions. Much thought and care goes into the making of each gift basket to ensure a unique and personalized present.

My customer wanted a small Bat-Mitzvah basket. The color theme of her party was teal blue and she is a figure skater. I had a makeup bag personalized with skates and her name. I surrounded and filled the bag with self care items such as bath bombs, face masks, lip gloss, nail strips and hair clips. A little trinket tray in front with the word “Smile” in teal complemented the basket perfectly. Wrapped with a matching bow and ready to give!

A get well basket for a friend of mine recovering from surgery. A cozy blanket, bed tray, snacks, puzzle books, slipper socks, a candle, tea and chicken soup are some of the items that are in this comfort basket. The thoughtfulness of this gift will have the patient feeling better in no time!

This personalized “basket” was made for my friend who is a Dental Hygienist. I was able to search the baby registry to find these fabric cubes to use a way to present the gifts instead of a basket. I had a tooth fairy pillow embroidered with the name of the baby to be. This basket was filled with dental goodies for different stages of growing. Toddler and baby toothbrushes, Oragel, teethers, a piggy bank, dental books, and a tooth eruption chart are just some items in this unique and useful gift. This is a perfect baby shower gift especially from a Dental Hygienist!

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