1 hour
- Roll of gift paper (70 cm wide, 2 m long) or a DIN A0 sheet gift wrap in dark blue
- Double-sided adhesive tape (eg
- from Tesa)
- Piece of cardboard, about 8 x 8 cm in size
- Glue stick (eg from Pritt)
- Motif of the Queen or another member of the English royal family
- Bias binding in green (department store, textile department)
- Post bracket
- needle and thread
- scissors
- pinking shears
1. Cut a 7 x 70 cm strip of wrapping paper.
2. Fold in the zigzag fold widthwise.
3. Stick together with double-sided adhesive tape to the rosette.
4. Use the pinking shears to cut a 7 cm diameter circle out of the wrapping paper. For reinforcement, first glue to cardboard.
5. Also cut out a picture of the Queen and stick it on the circle.
6. Using a wide piece of double-sided adhesive tape, place the motif centered on the rosette.
7. Approx. Cut off 30 cm bias binding. At one end, cut the corners to a point.
8. Put the upper end to the loop and fix it with a post clamp.
9. Fix the bias binding with needle and thread from below slightly on the rosette.
