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Opakowanie na bukiet w stylu vintage

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Jak zapakować asymetryczny bukiet w folie?

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Opakowanie na bukiet w męskim stylu. W roli głównej ciemny papier

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Jak zapakować pojedynczy kwiat, by przyciągał zachwycone spojrzenia?

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Opakowanie dla jednego kwiatka, które zapadnie w pamięć

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Niestandardowe opakowanie dla standardowego bukietu goździków, w formie „gniazda”, czyli wyciskamy maksimum piękna z prostoty

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Tworzymy opakowanie średniej wielkości prezentu, zwieńczonego pięknym dekoracyjnym wieńcem

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Dekoracyjne opakowanie świątecznego prezentu zwieńczone misternie wykonanym, papierowym wieńcem

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Jak zaprojektować okrągły bukiet

Opakowanie małego bukietu na walentynki

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Zabrania się kopiowania zdjęć oraz opisów (w całości lub w części) bez zgodny właściciela i administratora strony.

Zgodnie z Ustawą o Prawie Autorskim i Prawach Pokrewnych z dnia 4 lutego 1994 roku (Dz.U.94 Nr 24 poz. 83, sprost.: Dz.U.94 Nr 43 poz.170) wykorzystywanie autorskich pomysłów, rozwiązań, kopiowanie, rozpowszechnianie zdjęć, fragmentów grafiki, tekstów opisów w celach zarobkowych, bez zezwolenia autora jest zabronione i stanowi naruszenie praw autorskich oraz podlega karze. Znaki towarowe i graficzne są własnością odpowiednich firm i/lub instytucji.

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