Fabric covered gift boxes

Holidays and special occasions will always be the perfect time for most people to show their love or gratitude to friends, partners and family. How you choose to present your gift becomes as important as the gift itself.

These gift boxes pictured below are made from redesigning used cardboard boxes and covering them in African multicoloured prints. Unlike the cane gift baskets, these can be used as storage boxes for small items long after the gift has been used.

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Customized hampers for special events

You can customize your gift boxes and hampers with the theme colours for a baby shower, wedding or birthday. Selecting theme colours for every event is now a popular practice at Ghanaian events. From decor, furniture, souvenirs and the clothes worn by guest, you can see the theme colours everywhere. Requesting for a gift box or hamper decorated in a theme colour for the event you're attending goes to show how much thought you’ve put into making your gift presentable and this would be appreciated by the recipient.

Bead embriodery

APP101 APP102 Inspired by Shamballa then discovered a new technique called so utache. This inluenced this design. It is a combination of beads and cord using traditional hand embroidery techniques. These neckpieces can be worn as jewellery with different outfits on plain coloured outfits or fixed permanently on a blouse or dress. APP103

Fabric covered storage boxes

You may not need a gift box but a box to store your small items. These boxes will do well for storing personal belongings and documents. Colourful storage boxes add elegance to your overall room décor. Using any plain used box lying around your home is only practical but adds no beauty to your home. Items that can be stored in these boxes include jewellery, hair accessories, handkerchiefs, shirt ties, belts, household bills, personal documents, sewing accessories, hobby materials, baseball caps, stationary, photographs and more. See storage boxes below in different sizes.

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