How to Wrap Flowers for a Gift
Whether you make your own bouquet or buy one from a shop, you can wrap it up to display your personality and creativity.
- Difficulty:
- Easy
Instructions
Things You'll Need
- Ribbons
- Scarves
- City Maps
- Old Newspapers
- Decorative Paper
- Scrap Papers
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Consider wrapping flowers in different vases. Creative options include wire wrapped into coils, old lamps with wiring removed, collages created from paper towel tubes, old Pringle canisters or milk cartons.
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Bind stems with ribbon, silk scarves, colored strings or wires, or scraps of unusual material including leather, satin, comics, newspapers, art paper, butcher wrap, bubble wrap and calendars.
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Fit the wrap to the occasion: good-bye bouquets wrapped in colorful maps, anniversary flowers in wedding day newspapers or graduation roses in book covers with a graduation tassel.
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Wrap Mother's Day flowers in a chef's apron or rock climber's rope. Fiancés get white tulips wrapped up with a wedding cake figure tied to the ribbon.
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Keep in mind that craft stores are full of inexpensive baubles to dress up a flower gift.
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Tips & Warnings
Layers of tissue paper are a perfect wrap, as are tissue boxes covered with decoupage.
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Comments
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DiscountTickets
Dec 13, 2009
Such a beautiful idea on wrapping flowers for a gift. -
Nov 22, 2005
When you put flowers in a vase, you should decorate the vase with things that the receiver likes, like glitter, bows, and other cool things.
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Nov 22, 2005
When you put flowers in a vase, you should decorate the vase with things that the receiver likes, like glitter, bows, and other cool things.
