Wrapping a Towel

Hello everyone!
Today I will show you how to wrap a big bath towel as a gift. You know it is very hard to decide with gifts for people you don't know much, without knowing their hobbies, preferences and favourite things. So this year I decided to offer a very useful thing, a new bath towel, because you can always throw away your old one and enjoy your after baths with your new fluffy towel. The hardest part was wrapping the towel but I got it sorted. I am a big fan of wrapping presents in some special way with all it's tags and ribbons. First of all I tried to Google it, but I wasn't satisfied with the results so I used my imagination and that's what I got for my friends on Christmas: "A bottle of wine", "A parcel", "A bow" and "A candy".
All you need is: the towel, yarn to shape your towels, gift tags, gift ribbons, wrapping paper and some Christmas candies.

P.S. I wish that all your gift ideas will come to you easily.

 

"A bottle of wine" towel

"A parcel" towel

"A bow" towel

"A candy" towel

Christmas Tree

Hello everyone! 

First of all I would like to say that this is my very first post on my very fresh blog, hopefully it's not the last one, so don't judge me. We are in the middle of December so Christmas is very close. What Christmas without a Christmas tree? Many families buy a fresh cut tree, that can be spruce or pine or any of other coniferous evergreen trees. Not all of us understand the importance of all trees in the world, they give us one of the most precious things in our lives, oxygen. So it is really unfair to cut thousands of trees all over the world just for decorating our houses for holidays and when the season is over, we throw them away just like any other waste. So the solution can be very simple, why not making your own DIY trees? It can be very easy and you can have lots of fun. You can use what ever you want and have for making your tree, like wallpapers, books, baubles, balloons, Christmas tree decorations you have from previous years, lights, candies, tinsel, garland, wrapping paper and many many other things you can find in your house. Below you will see some pictures of my DIY Christmas trees I made in past 3 years.

P.S. Save the planet, don't cut trees, make your own Christmas trees.

Christmas "book" tree 2011

Christmas "wallpaper" tree 2012

Christmas "baubles" tree 2013