Jumbo lemon cupcakes in a plastic container with a cute label from Toad's Treasures? Perfect in it's simplicity. I scored my 16 ounce containers at Dollar Tree but you can duplicate the look with similar ones from Garnish.
I'm currently crushing on clear acrylic boxes; it's the inside that counts, so they don't need much embellishment. One of our teacher gifts was an ornament, nestled in paper shred in a 4" box. That's it!
Layered candy elements in a clear box with a label? Perfect treats for our young friends, thanks again Paper & Cake; I think I'm done talking about this now.
Loving this idea from BHG and can't wait to try it out...place your gift in a votive holder, top with a paper muffin liner, and tie with a colorful string or ribbon!
Giving a bottle of wine? Check out Martha's 3 different ways of making it fabulous!
It's a gift within a gift...wrap your treasure in a lovely scarf like this BOBO wrapping scarf.
How cute would this be as a gift of milk and cookies or other treats for the neighbors?
Do you have a ton of paper cups laying around? No worries, it too can become a great gift holder. Check out this tutorial from Zakka Life.
The king of creative gift containers? Garnish has an endless supply of creative ways to make everything look like Martha herself put it together! Look at how fun it is to package something as easy as cookie dough, in a soup container with a cute label?
Oh I'm loving the votive holder with the cupcake liner on top, so creative!
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These are all cute but my FAVE is the upside down containers!! I would have never thought of that!!
ReplyDeleteYes, the upside down plastic containers are just so clever. In fact, the whole idea of using pantry or kitchen storage stuff as gift packaging is great!
ReplyDeleteMy absolute fave is the Milk and Cookies. That is adorable. Thanks for sharing!!
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