Category: Wrapping and Packaging

Recycling paper: Toilet Paper Tube Favor Box tutorial
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Recycling paper: Toilet Paper Tube Favor Box tutorial We think these adorable favor boxes are a great way to make use of all those empty cardboard toilet paper rolls that get thrown out everyday. Depending on how many boxes you need, you may want to ask friends and family to save their empty tubes for you. To cover the tubes our team opted for clean used brown paper lunch bags that we collected from friends and family who just can’t give
Paper crafts for Valentine: sweat heart origami tutorial
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Well that’s all in the past. My perception has changed (and I’m so glad). I have embraced their looks and I will admire them as they are. I’ve been on a folding spree over the new year break, particularly enjoying making heart after heart, starting with: 1. Origami heart ring The ring design is by Hiroshi Kumasaka [熊坂浩氏]. I use a 7.5cm/2.95″ square to make a size 5 ring. As a rough guide add 2.5cm to the circumference (of the finger) to determine
Paper crafts for parties: LACE TEALIGHT tutorial
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Our last Valentine’s Day DIY is from Danni Hong of Oh, Hello Friend. Danni doesn’t really need an introduction, does she? She runs a beautiful blog in addition to being a talented designer and jewelry maker. To see more pictures, get the full instructions, and download Danni’s printable PDFs, please click below: Hi friends! My name is danni from oh, hello friend. I actually had the opportunity to meet ellie at alt summit in salt lake city and she is just the sweetest – I was really excited
Paper crafts for Valentines
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DIY VALENTINE LUMINARIES (VIDEO EDITION) Hi bloggy friends! Today I'm excited to be sharing what I hope will be the first of many simple video tutorials and DIY projects here on Creature Comforts. I first have to give a shout-out to my oh-so sweet friend Erin (ofDesign For Mankind) who very generously gifted me my new Flip Camera! Isn't she lovely! Second, I have to apologize for the shakiness, sound, and a few blurry patches in this video. This is my first time

Paper crafts: Origami Gift Bag tutorial
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Origami Gift Bag Sometimes I want to take a little treat to some of the ladies at church and I use this cute little origami bag as a way to package it. I love these little origami gift bags because you can use a regular old sheet of 8 1/2" x 11" printer paper. You don't need a square. I'm not even sure it would work with a square sheet of paper. They fit a nice small gift in them so they would
Paper crafts: Halloween Treat Box Tutorial
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Halloween Treat Box Tutorial Wouldn't it be great to give these out on Halloween? I absolutely love favors of any kind! Treat boxes, bag toppers, you name it - I want one for every season, well, maybe 2...or 3. I came across a treat box template here, it was the perfect size. I printed it on white cardstock and scored the lines for folding. Putting the box together is pretty straignt forward - fold it into a box shape, you'll get it the first try! I
Crafts gifts: 5 MINUTE, FABRIC STICKERS tutorial
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5 MINUTE DIY: FABRIC STICKERS Hi guys! Sorry my post is so late today. I was sitting at my desk earlier this morning feeling rather blah and not sure what to write about when suddenly this project popped into my head. I instantly jumped up to test it out and see if it would be post-worthy. Fortunately I think the results turned out to be really charming, and I hope you'll enjoy this incredibly easy and fun 5 Minute DIY: Fabric Stickers. I've
Unique flower tags: Cute Nametags For Any Occasion
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Paper crafts for kids I added the feathers for a little extra pizazz for the steering team members. These name tags are cute, easy and inexpensive. Much better than the blue and white "Hello, my name is. . . " stickers! Here is what I used: a pink feather boa, black feather clips, cupcake liners and cardstock. Two of the three liners need to be cut in order to see all three layers. Fold the liners in half and cut around the edges. Cut
Gift boxes: plastic canvas tutorial
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Embroidery on canvas unfairly considered a simple type of needlework. In this paper we propose the idea to create a casket with embroidery, the walls and which will be embroidered canvas. The photographs below show how to do stitches, how to handle the edge and how to assemble and sew the wall box. A beautiful box can give my mother, grandmother or best friend on March 8, his birthday.
Paper crafts for kids: Vinyl Record Fortune Cookies tutorial
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Vinyl Record Fortune Cookies Vinyl Records Crafts are some of my favorite! 1. They are cheap 2. The possibilities are endless 3. Everything looks cooler made from a vinyl record 4. If you mess up, you just melt it again! From my past crafts, and gracious donations from a friend- I've acquired more records than I know what to do with. I've made bookends, bowls, shelves, books, card and picture holders- practically everything I can think of! Then while playing on etsy- I saw a vinyl
GIFT TOPPERS tutorial
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Greens and Feathers Use branches from the bottom of your tree or swag you have from decorating (many tree lots discard their trimmings!) 1. Cut tiny pieces and put them in small boutonniere bunches. 2. Wire-wrap them together, then cut the wire, leaving two to three inches. 3. Rip 1/2-inch to 1-inch strips of muslin or fabric (old dress shirts and sheets work well; if you’re using a woven fabric like a t-shirt, it will work better to cut it). 4. Wrap muslin around the
Making gift boxes
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