1994, British hardcover edition (first published in 1991 in a Danish edition), David Porteous, Devon, UK. 76 pages. A flat-out, gorgeous book, with one-of-a-kind great illustrations and accompanying patterns. Make your own gift boxes. We are talking about creations that will make you smile and utilize your creativity. How about: boxes as dress shirts / parcels for bottles / parcels with a peacock / Japanese-style folders / Pyramid boxes / Tobacco pouch boxes / and just about anything else you could possibly think of. They are glowing pieces of beauty, parcels all dressed up.
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Review:
Although the projects shown in this slim volume are meant as fancy gift packaging, many are elegant or unusual enough to merit a place on a display shelf or to be adapted for holding small items on a desk or dressing table. Utilizing gift wrap, decorative papers, and card stock, packagings are cleverly pleated, scored, folded, and tied in an array of shapes and silhouettes. Each package is explained in a series of line- drawn diagrams and written steps, and the finished products are all shown in color photos. Some are especially useful for hard-to-wrap items such as wine bottles or small or awkwardly shaped objects that don't fit into ordinary boxes.
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- PublisherDavid Porteous Editions
- Publication date1994
- ISBN 10 1870586182
- ISBN 13 9781870586184
- BindingHardcover
- Number of pages84