Tissue Paper ideas

Tissue Paper crafting is an ancient craft. Today the most popular use for Tissue Paper is to decorated gift bags, gift boxes and Aluminium tins, but way back when people used Tissue Paper for different craft forms.


Ribbons are the cherry on top and Tissue Paper is the custard on your pudding. Tissue Paper comes in various colours and you are sure to get the colour you are looking for.
Visit: our Tissue Paper page for all the colours available. Tissue Paper can be customized with your logo and Pantone colour.
When playing with colours you can use Tissue Paper to either be in contrast with your Gift Box or it can be in harmony. Harmonically colours are when the Tissue Paper is a shade lighter or darker than your Gift Box. Contrasting colours are when the Tissue Paper colour is on the opposite position on the colour wheel.
Tissue Paper can also be used to bring out one of your company colours e.g.: Your colours are white, red and blue. Choose a red gift box with your company logo printed on, and then add either white or blue Tissue Paper.
The same Tissue Paper principle will apply if you have a red gift bag, then use either white blue Tissue Paper.
Tissue Paper is easy to use and scrounge in the form and shape you want it to be. Tissue Paper is ideal for securing gifts in place. Tissue Paper can also assist in gifts not damaging when you have to transport them..
When using Organza gift bags, Tissue Paper can be used to wrap the gift before placing it in the bag. The Tissue Paper will give you the right colour you wish to achieve no matter what the gift.
Interesting facts about Tissue Paper:
Tissue Paper originated way back when the toilet system was developed. Thomas Edison had a finger in the developments of Tissue Paper. Tissue Paper was originally toilet paper that was refined.
Home sewing patterns are generally printed on Tissue Paper. Even today Tissue Paper is used for patterns. Ebenezer Butterick made Tissue Paper popular for pattern use.
My guess is that somewhere along the lines someone must have dropped some coloured ink on Tissue Paper. She must have picked it up and crumbled the Tissue Paper ready for the bin, when a bright Tissue Paper idea struck her.
Thanks to a woman we know have Tissue Paper for Gift Packaging. This Tissue Paper idea is obviously my wild imagination.
My son disagreed that Tissue Paper was discovered like that. His story is that a man in the Tissue Paper factory was responsible for the Tissue Paper invention. According to him all other Tissue Paper was invented by men, so it is obvious that Gift Tissue Paper was also invented by a man.
My question is: How will a man have known about Tissue Paper to be used as Gift Packaging?
What is your point of view on the Tissue Paper invention?