I recently used this method for our friends wedding present... we decided to give them a John Perceval framed Screenprint and their cat adopted the pom poms as toys, which was very cute to see!.
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Saturday, 27 April 2013
Tissue Pom Pom Present Topper
I love present wrapping but sometimes, especially when the gift is large or an awkward shape I get a bit lazy and decide less is more!. Thankfully a few tissue pom poms and bakers twine can serve as a fuss free partially wrapped offering, that will still look like effort has been made without wasting yards of paper.
I recently used this method for our friends wedding present... we decided to give them a John Perceval framed Screenprint and their cat adopted the pom poms as toys, which was very cute to see!.
I recently used this method for our friends wedding present... we decided to give them a John Perceval framed Screenprint and their cat adopted the pom poms as toys, which was very cute to see!.
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They look lovely... I'm going to try this :)
ReplyDeleteNo doubt your Pom Poms will be totally fab Mel! xx Tina
DeleteI think I might have to give that a go......they look totally gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteT xx
Hey Tania,
DeleteThanks so much thrilled you like them! xx Tina
I just cant get enough of tissue paper flowers thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteMe too! I cannot get over how versatile and visual they are! Nice to meet you and thanks for stopping by xx Tina
Deletegorgeous! i love the diy photos.
ReplyDeletethanks for showing us how.
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My pleasure Cheryl, hope you had a great weekend xx Tina
DeleteI am with you... less is more, even on easy to wrap pressies in my books. xx
ReplyDeleteTotally Rach a bit of twine and a cute doily can be just as effective as a fully wrapped parcel. xx Tina
DeleteLove them! Thanks for sharing the great idea, I can't wait to make them :-)
ReplyDeleteHi Jen,
DeleteLovely to meet you and thanks for your lovely comment! Glad you like them as much as I do!. xx :)