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You need

White baking

or tissue paper

Small cardboard tubes

Ribbon or cord

Chocolates or sweets to

fill up bon bons

Scissors

Double-sided tape or glue

Method

1

Cut a rectangle out of your paper,

approximately 18cm longer than your

tube and wide enough to wrap

around tube at least 5 times.

2

Place tube in the centre along one

edge of paper rectangle. Roll up tube

in paper then secure with tape.

3

Tie a piece of ribbon around

one end of tube, then fill up bon

bon with chocolate. Tie ribbon

around other end to secure.

4

Shred ends of paper on each

side with scissors, then fluff out

with your hands.

5

Attach a tag or decoration

to each bon bon with double-sided

tape or glue. Or, finish with a stamp.

Dove melamine plates, $16.95 each; Anne Black 'small seam' flower pot, $55.

baking paper bon bon

Tip

Empty baking paper or foil rolls

work well as cardboard tubes