Cup making: Packaging skills for crystal cups

Many gift givers are "signed" to make their crystal cups recognizable. Official gifts from the White House or the United States State Department are formally and tactfully wrapped in white or gold foil and decorated with a "seal". I have a friend who has wrapped all her gifts in white flashing pattern paper and tied them with white, silver ribbons. If the returnee is a woman, she adds a small bunch of silk violet. For men, spread out silver oak or leaf ornaments. Some people give gifts in a more casual way. Newspapers often come in handy: an acquaintance's cup makes a delightful selection of suitable newspaper layouts to wrap for each returnee, such as sports, comedy, horticultural, and so on. Beautiful art crystal

Cans that match plants in size, shape, color, and design will make things more attractive. If the container has no drain hole, first put the plants in the pot with the drain hole, then put the pot in the decorative container. If possible, remove the flashing paper from the Phytocrystal Cup you bought before sending it out, as these packaging often weakens the beauty of plants. The glory of the crystal cup is added by placing the plants in a pot and attaching a cushion basin.

The eye-catching packaging can be very simple or the cups can be extremely luxurious. Most of the Crystal Cups can be packaged in a crystal cup that starts at the root: cylindrical (or spherical) and other flat shapes. These packages can be as small as match boxes, Golf balloons as shacks, hot balloons, etc. Everyone can learn to measure, fold and paste containers that enclose these shapes. Vibrant rectangles can be created by carefully folding the corner of the joining wrapping paper and the double-sided tape.

Many gifters quickly put their names or initials on ribbons and use them for various packaging purposes. The Crystal Award Package expresses your own interests, preferences, color and design characteristics in a visible way. Once you have decided your way, you have prevented some future resolutions and are always prepared because you have purchased enough spare packaging. Traditional Japanese packaging often makes it difficult to package a flower and plant crystal cup, but you can put it in a fun and suitable container to increase its absorbency. Shell, glass bowl, vine basket cup making, decorative straw weaving, fibre products, metal waste basket, Or a bamboo or reed bird (for ferns and crystal trophies all these can be used to enrich the look of the flower and plant crystal trophy.