What giving a gift is all about

Showing posts with label wrapping paper. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wrapping paper. Show all posts

Friday, February 1, 2008

A little box


Need a small package for that little something you just picked up for Valentine's Day? Patricia at A Little Hut has got you covered! Pick up the template for her little boxes and gift cards here for $3.99 each. Cheaper than Hallmark! (via Poppytalk)

Monday, November 5, 2007

A personal touch

I recently received an e-mail about Erin Condren Design and couldn't resist giving her site a shout out. Her assortment of paper products can all be personalized with your name and greeting, and she has an array of terrific holiday greeting cards. I love the simplicity of her designs - it let's the name and message stand on their own.
Check out the Holiday Reflections Card - you can personalize it with your own memories!

My favorite has got to be her personalized gift wrap - who needs labels?!

Monday, October 22, 2007

New gift wrap at shopsins


Shopsin's is an ode to simpler times. One page, a few products, and a catalog-esque order form. Recently added to their list of goods is "Jokewrap" - double-sided wrapping paper with a joke on one side and the punch line on the other. One question: Will your giftee be more interested in what's inside or the punch line? I think you can learn a lot about a person from using this gift wrap...

Tuesday, October 9, 2007

Matthew Mead: Style Genius?




Black.White.Bliss reminded me of one of my favorite party inspiration sites - Matthew Mead Style. His ideas are genius and I know for a fact he could out dress any table in the New England area (sorry Martha). His fall site is up, and some of his amazing downloads include jack-o-lantern inspired wine glasses, with an orange cocktail recipe; Halloween treat boxes and Halloween giftwrap; and thanksgiving place holders and favor boxes. Perfection!

Wednesday, October 3, 2007

Bacon, Bacon, Bacon!!!!

Speaking of salt, who doesn't love bacon? (Okay, maybe that wasn't the best segue, but moving on...) Shelterrific posted this link about a BLT-scented candle trio that was featured in Rachel Ray's mag, and as weird as it sounds, I bet I know some people who would absolutely love it! And if you know someone who would like a bacon-inspired gift, here are a few suggestions:
The BLT candle trio (mentioned above), $33.95 at the Grateful Palate.

Bacon Salt, because "everything should taste like bacon." Don't ask me how these guys did it, they actually invented a seasoning that tastes like bacon, but doesn't actually have bacon as an ingredient (some things are better left unknown). Bacon salt also boasts no fat and no calories. What's not to love? Available in Original, Peppered, and Hickory ($12.99 for the sampler).


The only thing I can think of that's better than smelling or eating bacon taste is wearing it! Well, not really, but this bacon scarf looks mighty tasty to me! ($39.95 at Shopsin's General Store, via Ohgizmo.com).


Now that you have all these bacon products, what do you wrap them in? Why, bacon gift wrap of course! $3.95 for 2 20''x30'' sheets, available at Merch-bot.com.

Thursday, September 6, 2007

Petite Pattern Books



Mightygoods posted a blog about the Petite Pattern Book Series. The books come with discs filled with 140 patterns in EPS and JPEG formats. Think of all the uses for these patterns---wrapping paper, greeting cards, place cards, notebooks...Each book retails for $29.95 at Amazon.