Much of today has been spent putting together gift sets for Saturday’s craft fair:
Gift SetsFor my Blogtober 2016 Day 26 post (just 5 more to go – hurrah!!) I thought I’d take photographs of the process and share it with you.
Take a (fully cured & bevelled) bar of soap, a co-ordinating facecloth and a wooden soap stand:
Step 12. Fold the facecloth twice to create three layers:
Step 23. Fold one third of the length over, and open up the end to create a little pocket:
Step 34. Fold the other half of the facecloth over into the pocket:
Step 45. Place the wooden soap stand onto the facecloth:
Step 56. Place the soap onto the soap stand:
Step 67. Take a longish piece of string, ribbon or raffia – I use raffia – and place it under the the facecloth (apologies for the quality of the photo here):
Step 78. Cross the raffia over like so:
Step 89. Turn the set over and tie the raffia securely:
Step 910. I then slip an information card under the raffia
Step 1011. The secured set, ready for cellophane:
Step 1112. Place the set, face down, on a large square of cellophane, bring up opposing sides and roll over and secure, as if wrapping a gift:
Step 12Step 13: Fold up the other two sides – again just like wrapping a gift:
Step 1314. Cellophane wrapped gift set:
Step 1415. Take a length of co-ordinating ribbon and labels – I have two labels – one for the soap name and one for the ingredients:
Step 1516. Using sticky tape, stick the ribbon in FACE DOWN on the top right corner of the set, and thread on the labels:
Step 1617. Tie a knot in the ribbon – this makes it much easier to create a half decent bow:
Oh I love this! Just beautifully wrapped and an ideal gift! I am awful at wrapping anything so will take some of these tips away! Thanks so much for joining us at #DreamandSparkle, hope to see you back next week!
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I love this packaging. Do you make your soap dishes yourself or do you by them.
That soap is so beautiful! Great tutorial, thanks for sharing #dreamandsparkle x
Thanks so much Lisa š
Aww I love how you have packaged them up. They look so cute. Good luck with all the craft fairs, Im sure you will get lots of sales! #DreamandSparkle
Oh I love this! Just beautifully wrapped and an ideal gift! I am awful at wrapping anything so will take some of these tips away! Thanks so much for joining us at #DreamandSparkle, hope to see you back next week!
Thank you so much Kat!