Hi everyone, today I have been busily putting together invitations for my son Dion's Christening and came across some handy tips on wrapping presents. Ok. so it isn't about invitations but it still will save me stacks of time when wrapping presents.
The website by Martha Stewart is both practical and a great kid craft website. I found a section which helps make the perfect bow for all your presents. I know I try forever to try and get a bow right, and even for your gift wrapping I take my time, because it has to look perfect. The tips on this site, have helped me with saving some time, I hope they help you too.
At first the intructions look like there are not much, but if you get a ribbon out at the same time, it makes lots of sense. Make sure you follow the description to get the right instructions and follow the #2 drawing to get the bow ready for folding. Click here to view the site
The website by Martha Stewart is both practical and a great kid craft website. I found a section which helps make the perfect bow for all your presents. I know I try forever to try and get a bow right, and even for your gift wrapping I take my time, because it has to look perfect. The tips on this site, have helped me with saving some time, I hope they help you too.
At first the intructions look like there are not much, but if you get a ribbon out at the same time, it makes lots of sense. Make sure you follow the description to get the right instructions and follow the #2 drawing to get the bow ready for folding. Click here to view the site
Another site helps you wrap the perfect presents like a professional from the wrapping paper company. To view the tips on how to do it and to print them out click here.
On a fashion note, if you are needing clothing and not necessarily party clothing for your daughter/child who is tall, petite, then Haute Chocolate is for you. Check out their designs which are made not on the traditional sizing of kids.
The designer Leslie, started making the designs after not being able to find hip clothes for her own daughter. Now she exports her clothes to the whole of the USA and now through Something Nice For Kids, in Australia. Take a look at her range and see for yourself the stunning and stylish girls clothes that she creates for our gorgeous children.
If you like a particular product, contact Vicky because although the pieces are one-off designs she sometimes has enough material to make one more piece.
