Pretty Presents

The best part about having a birthday…PRESENTS!

Here’s a handful of different ways to wrap your pretty presents…

1.  Mason Jar, perfect for a small article of clothing.  Lid covered in washi tape, and tag is cut from a piece of scrapbook paper attached with twine.

2.  Art paper instead of wrapping paper, wrapped with a satin ribbon and decorated with epoxy scrapbook stickers.

3.  Corrugated take out box decorated with a washi tape pennant banner & satin bow.

4.  Jewelry box with a doily and a piece of scrapbook paper.  Decorated with a safety pin that is adorned with alphabet crafting beads and tied around the box with twine.

5.  Unfinished bird house ornament, perfect for jewelry, with a crochet trim ribbon.

Tag is made from a piece of scrapbook paper & gold washi tape.

I heart custom wrapping made from different types of containers and materials…makes the present that much more special.

                                                                                               xo, Louise

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14 thoughts on “Pretty Presents

    • Thx Maria! OMG, then Christmas for you must look like something from a magazine?! I think the wrapping is just as important as the gift…it’s almost like it’s a gift in itself. XO

  1. I love this post, Louise! You’re so creative, and it really shines through with your crafts. I am especially smitten with the beads on the safety pin. Ingenious! xo

    • Thx J! I’ll be honest with you…I was gonna string the beads, but I got lazy =P I saw a safety pin lying around on the table, and just grabbed it! Guess laziness pays off sometimes! =P XO

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