It’s not as hard as it sounds, and even wastes less ribbon in the process since you don’t trim it until you’ve tied your bow. I learned this trick a few years ago, to tie a ribbon around a gift so that it can be opened with one pull of a string. With baskets you can use a plain cloth napkin, scarf, or plain tissue paper. I find that it takes a gift to a new level and keeps the focus on the actual gift instead of the wrap.
It can range anywhere from plain white paper, to kraft, to paper with a single color or texture. I also like to repurpose things like baskets and containers that I no longer need or use in my home ( but are still in great condition) to make gift baskets.įor a clean and non-distracting look, I like to use plain paper. Sometimes I save ribbons and twine that I like from other gifts or packing in a special box to reuse later ( My toddler just loves to get into it). This year I’m using some white photo backdrop paper from part of a roll that is too short to use in my studio. It felt nice to not let the paper go to waste. Most of the time wrapping is tossed to the side after a gift is received anyway and I’d rather not be too wasteful.ĭo you have wrap from another gift? Packaging materials in something you ordered online? One year we wrapped all of our Christmas gifts with kraft packing paper from Amazon orders. I always prefer to remain on the simple side when it comes to holiday gift wrapping.
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With the holidays in full swing, I thought it would be nice to share some of my favorite gift wrapping tips and tricks.
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