Where do you get packaging from for home-made gifts?

[CeliaChristmasFete]

Thought dd could make peppermint creams for her nan and put them in a pretty box. Any recommendations for websites that supply boxes, cellophane, ribbon etc.?

I haven't looked but I have a feeling Lakeland might do that sort of thing.

Here we go:

www.lakeland.co.uk/p15796/Chocolate-Presentation-Boxes (different sizes if you scroll down)

www.lakeland.co.uk/12007/50-Presentation-Bags

www.lakeland.co.uk/15795/6-Mini-Treat-Boxes (probably too small but v Christmassy)

I got some clear cellophane bags, was going to buy them off eBay but my mum had loads left over, then just going to get some Christmas themed ribbon from the local market to tie them with

Try your florists. I had cellophane issues once and someone suggested it. I didn't have any luck but my search was far too short notice!

I was going to say Lakeland too :) Also hobbycraft do rolls of cellophane, as well as separate bags, and ribbon, and their online ordering/ delivery is really good.

I just bought a giant roll of cellophane from Amazon last night to wrap gingerbread houses. I've used the seller before and they were very efficient. I ordered last night (after 8pm) and already had the email saying they've shipped it, and that was with their standard 3-5 day delivery. Seller here. It's a bit more expensive than the little bags, but I find it much more useful to have it on a roll.

I asked this question last night! Found some pretty favour boxes on ebay. Thread is here

www.mumsnet.com/Talk/Christmas/1357818-Gift-boxes-for-homemade-fudge