Welcome back to the Pretty Paper Packages Series! Today I have another great idea using an empty toilet paper roll! {Can you tell I like to be resourceful?} Small packages can be easily identified due to the standard issue size of certain jewelry boxes. These cute Candy Roll Wrapped Presents are a great way to package small items!
These packages are super easy to create. I used two pieces of tissue paper. Cut them ten inches wide. Tape one end to the empty toilet paper roll and roll up in the tissue paper. Secure the other end with tape. Next, I added some cute Christmas ribbon to complete the look!
The Candy Roll Wrapped Presents are great for stocking stuffers, party favors, or small items like jewelry! I filled ours with M&Ms {Reed’s favorite}! He will love getting those on Christmas morning! But you could use whatever candy you want. These are pretty versatile too! You can use these for a variety of other special occasions like birthday parties and showers.
Instead of just laying them under the tree, why not place them in the tree?
They could even be made into ornaments if you wanted!
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Very cute idea!
Thanks Kara!
I love it! I was thinking about doing something similar to present bracelets for the craft fair, but I wanted the bracelet to show, and the toilet paper rolls were too thin. Awesome for keeping bracelets on the inside though!
Good idea, ChiWei! =)
Cuteness!!
Thanks Amy! =)
so pretty and easy…thank you for sharing such pretty ideas week after week…I hope you have a very MERRY CHRISTMAS…XOXO
Lu
Awwww! Thanks for the sweet comment, Lucy! Hope you have a Merry Christmas too!
What a fun gift wrapping idea! And they look so cute in the tree! Wishing you a very Merry Christmas
Thanks Taryn! Merry Christmas to you too!
I adore your ideas!!! I love your blog, it is very inspirational!!! Thanks for sharing your wonderful ideas!! I also mentioned your post on my blog!! http://ohdillpickles.blogspot.com/2013/01/recycle-it-reuse-it-and-upcycle-it.html I love the idea of turning something that is suppose to be “garbage” into something useful and cute!!!
Awww! Thanks for the sweet comment and the link back, Tracy! Have a great week!