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Gift Basket Tips

Creatures Out-of-the-Box

April 5, 2013

When you’re trying to dream up new ideas for gift baskets or candy packaging, sometimes channeling your inner kid is the key!

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Our New Mini Mesh Ribbon Makes Wonderful Bows

March 29, 2013
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Here at Nashville Wraps, we like to think of Laura Turner as the go-to gal for beautiful bows. She recently started making bows with our new Mini Mesh Ribbon, and before we knew it, she had a new two-color technique ready to show us! Watch her video below to learn how to use this bright, [...]

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Easy Easter Cello Bags

February 21, 2013
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With Easter just around the corner, we’re loving these simple cello bags filled with shred “nests” to hold small wrapped treats.

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Raffia Ribbon Made in the USA – A Nashville Wraps Exclusive

January 17, 2013
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We are very proud to announce the product launch of our USA Paper Raffia, exclusively from Nashville Wraps. This 100% paper fiber ribbon is recyclable and degradable. Part of our Green Way® brand of eco-friendly packaging, this product will not only further your green initiatives, it also helps support American jobs.

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Market Trays are Ideal Containers

September 13, 2012
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If I weren’t working for Nashville Wraps and gardening on the side, I think I’d start a gift basket business. I love giving containers full of gifts selected especially to suit the person on my gift list. One of the things I enjoy most about creating gift baskets is deciding which container to use. Containers [...]

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Gift Basket Fillers – Now in Prints!

June 1, 2012
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This was one of those, “Why didn’t we think of this before” moments: New Printed Tissue Shreds! The creative product managers here at Nashville Wraps are the best at finding the most economical products without sacrificing quality. When I saw this new idea for tissue shreds, I knew it would be a hit!

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Paper Shred Basket Fillers: Good, Better & Best

May 11, 2012
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We have several options for enhancing presentations with color and texture, so we thought it might be helpful to compare the different types of paper shreds and fillers Nashville Wraps offers. Let’s begin with a little information about paper shreds in general. Unless you are making a small presentation like the one pictured below, Shreds [...]

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Shirley George Frazier – Building Her Business One Gift Basket at a Time

November 11, 2011
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Shirley George Frazier is the queen of gift basket design and even refers to herself as a “basketologist”. She’s the author of the best-selling books How to Start a Home-Based Gift Basket Business and The Gift Basket Design Book. Shirley came from a long line of entrepreneurs, so the drive to start a business in [...]

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Encouraging Breast Cancer Patients One Gift Basket at a Time

October 14, 2011
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October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. So it’s only fitting to feature one of our customers who is not only a breast cancer survivor herself, but who is also doing something positive to help women who are walking in her shoes.

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How to Make Tissue Paper Flowers

September 30, 2011
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Looking for a fun, easy and inexpensive way to dress up a package or your store window display? Look no further than tissue paper flowers. They resemble a cross between a carnation or peony when the ends are rounded. If you make pointed ends, you can create a chrysanthemum or dahlia look. Learn how to [...]

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