I always love going to a little shop in my town that wraps gifts using a brown box and washi tape- and so, when I saw Christine’s gorgeous gift boxes and ornaments, I wanted to share her great ideas with you!  Washi tape is decorative tape that comes in so many colors and patterns.  It is great to have on hand for any time of the year for wrapping and for crafts.  Enjoy these easy ideas from Christine at Pure Joy Events– it is gift wrapping made easy and cute!  Even the children will love giving it their own special touch!

Thank you for sharing your holiday ideas with us, Christine!  Beautiful~

Vendors –
Styling: Pure Joy Events / Venue: The Pear Tree Cottage / Washi tape + boxes: Cute Tape / Stationery + printables: Frog Prince Paperie / Sweets + photography: 6 Bittersweets / Hanging wreath design: The Knock-Knock Factory

Photos by 6 Bittersweets

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