The gala colour scheme is Black & White so I thought a strong dose of coral and orange would make it stand out and loosen some wallets. I used my vintage Paris label gift wrap and all 17 gift items of various sizes are from France (or look like they could be). In wrapping each item, I used 10 different gift wrap styles for a delicious pattern mix and just about every ribbon colour I have ( I did pass out at 10 pm). The Windsor Symphony director and conductor John Morris Russell is a fabulously energetic and creative one and I hope he will stick around, we are lucky to have him.
Friday, April 24, 2009
Va Va Voom...for music to my ears
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giftwrap,
Paris gift wrap,
ribbon,
silk flowers,
Tower of Gifts,
Windsor Symphony
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Sande,
ReplyDeleteWallets and money are sure to be flying when they see this tour de cadeaux (Tower of gifts)What a knock out! The symphony is lucky to have such wonderful businesses like you to help!
Sande, I just want to let you know that I left a comment on your La La Lovely Gift Giveaway post - with lots of ideas! Sorry if it's too long. I just don't want it to get lost since I just now posted a comment on it. Bonne Journee!
ReplyDeleteWOW!!!!
ReplyDeleteI really admire that you believe in supporting local artists and talent. It is especially important in these recessionary times because art matters!!
I would love to bid adieu from afar!
ReplyDeleteThat is something else, how many hours does that take to wrap!
What a presentation! Oprah, you must see this one!
pve
I would totally bid on something like that! It's gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great auction item, Sande. I am sure this will attract a lot of interest - beautifully done! Have a wonderful weekend!
ReplyDeleteWow this is gorgeous and I love the journal wrapped too. You say simply and even the journal wrap is beyond anything I have ever received.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous.
Renee xoxo
This is amazing! What a generous and creative idea..I would certainly make a bid on this if I lived in Canada! The lucky winner will have such a memorable unwrapping experience. I think the Paris labels paper is wonderful!
ReplyDeleteAli x