LadyElisabeth

THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU for the pricing and differing size information. I will be out tissue seeking this week

Vanuatu Jill

I make matching tissue covers for each purse I make and just include it with the purse. I buy mine at the Dollar Tree or 99 cents store in an 8 pack for $1.00. It isn't a major brand, but it is certainly affordable since I give them away. I made 50 covers for a Christmas craft fair next month I am selling in and put a pack in each one. I will sell them for $1.00 each as stocking stuffers etc, since they were All made from left over scraps.

SunlitenSmiles

Ralphs markets in this area have home select and much less expense.....for similar to kleenex quality.

Ellis' Granny B

Hi,

Aren't these the greatest creative projects. I have made hundreds of them and I am gearing up for my Christmas sales. I am very pleased with the tissues from Dollar Tree, a dollar store. You can order them by the case online and they come 10 packs of great quality tissues for $1.00.

junegerbracht

I too have used CVS, Walgreen, and Rite-Aid brands - the prices are right and they are pretty soft.

MimiBug123

I get mine at Dollar Tree. Eight packs of 10 tissues for $1. They do open on the end, but I split the front and am good to go!

peaceandjoy

I love the idea of making the holder square and using part of a pop up tissue box. Most of the tissue packet tissues are not what I want to use, especially if I have a cold. The pop ups would be more to my liking, as well as much less expensive. Ecologically friendly, too - no extra plastic packaging!

ladybalcom

i take mine out of the wrap and insert in holder.

BellaBoo

That's what I do with all the small tissue packages! I never understood why keep the plastic in the holder. For gifts or for selling, I buy the printed tissue packs and match the fabric to the tissue print. It looks professional. Also the matched set sells for much more and sells faster at a craft show. For items to sell at a craft show, it's all in the presentation.