How big of a wrapper do you need? Check crafting sites for templates or the Avery website, or just use rubber stamps on plain paper.

Why not create your own with your computer?

Set your page set-up to 'Landscape' so that you can make the wrapper 11" long (then just be sure to fold the dish cloths so it fits).

Use some cute free online printable graphics, and add whatever you want to say in an interesting font. Since the homemade dishcloths are generally sort of home-spun/natural looking, I'd try to find a really nice, natural (maybe sort of brown paper bag?) type paper.

It's so much more fun to design and make your own, anyway.

Azzalea, yes that may be the route I take, using some type of rustic paper and graphics. I shall give that a try.

If you have a Hobby Lobby near you, go in and ask for a sheet of the beautiful tissue papers they wrap breakables in - it is just gorgeous tissue paper - they will just give you a sheet.

I'd suggest visiting a Hallmark card store and look at the wrapping and tissue papers they sell. Sure you'll find something nice.

I generally print out a little business size card, telling it is a hand knitted dish cloth, made of cotton yarn, and can be washed in a regular load, as well as dried regular.

Usually I attach it with a piece of the same yarn, that I wrap around the rolled cloth twice.

Oh, the card gets a hole punched in, at a corner, and the yarn is threaded through.

If I use colors that I know, will run the first few washings, I put that on the back of the card.

Moni

Oklamoni, that is a good idea too, thanks

I found these really neat wrapping boxes to make. A different idea.

http://www.stumbleupon.com/su/1ZBR56/www.printradar.com/2009/12/01/36-do-it-yourself-gift-box-tutorials-for-your-christmas-presents

Here is a link that might be useful: boxes

nice site cwnev, I have bookmarked it for future use. Thanks