One of my favorite DIY gifts is guest towels, or washcloths, rolled up to look like cupcakes. Given as a set, they make adorable hostess, housewarming and birthday gifts. Pick up a pastry box at a party store or culinary supply store such as Surfas, and you can package your gift in a clever way that, well, takes the cake.
What you’ll need (per cupcake):
- Guest towel
- Rubber band
- Cupcake wrapper
- Small lollipop
1. Roll the towel into a long strip
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