Ideas for gift wrapping home made Xmas Puds

Racheldevon

Hi,
I've made a batch of christmas puddings as gifts - I wondered if anyone had any good ideas on how best to gift wrap to make them look special/like nice gifts? Photos especially welcome of any people have already gifted

springdreams

The only thing I can think of is to wrap them in cellophane with a nice fabric bow.

scaredy_cat

how about in a special christmas bowl if they are small individual ones.

or on a christmas plate.

in coloured cellophane.

in a box with a small jar of brandy for lighting, a tin of cream (am i the only one who liked evaporated milk with xmas pud?)

Chris25

POundland usually have Christmas cello goody bags. Usually see-through but with a festive design on too.

Racheldevon

Thanks for all the suggestions everyone, I shall have a look on ebay for suggested ideas and our local poundland. I have lots of nice ribbons and bows in, but I need to find some nice cellophane!

Ruth_honey

The 99p shop and poundland had Christmas bowls & plates which I think would work nicely.

Chris25

Racheldevon wrote: »

Thanks for all the suggestions everyone, I shall have a look on ebay for suggested ideas and our local poundland. I have lots of nice ribbons and bows in, but I need to find some nice cellophane!

From Poundland, I got 20 cello bags which were see-through but had litle gold stars printed on - some of which were solid, some just the outlines and there were 20 pieces of about half-inch-thick gold ribbon to tie them.
They weren't in Christmas section but with the general wrapping stuff.

themull1

In a bag, then in a christmas tea towel, tied at the top with ribbon and a wooden spoon tag.

jollymummy

I've got some cello bags I bought from Lakeland a couple of years ago, I think they have toy soldiers on them !! I'm going to pop the puds in one of these, wrap with ribbon and get my 7 year old to handwrite a tag - I know his grandparents will treasure that bit the most

springdreams

Asda have single cupcake boxes.

Or £land have boxes for 4 cupcakes.

babyjane76

I put mine in a plain bag then wrap bag in Hessian material and tie at top with a nice red ribbon tied into a bow. They look really nice and I have sold them like this at craft fairs to and always get good feedback