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Business
Arnold woman gets wrapped up in new, creative careerPublished 12/26/06
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Photos by Wendi Winters — For The Capital
TOP: Leslie Prewitt of Gift and Grin with a box of cellophane tulips she's creating for a springtime gift. Ms. Prewitt has launched her new career focused on making gift wrapping much more than paper and tape. BOTTOM: Perhaps for a house warming gift - novel gift boxes from Gift and Grin.But, that's not how Arnold businesswoman Leslie Prewitt operates. She makes presents with a presence. Simply opening a Gift and Grin packaged present can be as enticing as the gift within. When Ms. Prewitt, the owner of Gift and Grin, wraps a present, she steps back and ponders the selection of wrapping paper. Once she gets started, the tape dispenser is kept spinning while she carefully folds, tucks and tailors the paper around the package and then...
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