Are you creative when wrapping gifts? I always use raffia and was thrilled when I found some red raffia at Big W recently. Here are wrapping ideas that may inspire you to spruce up your gifts.
Gift Wrapping Ideas
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{Inspirational} Gift wrapping ideas
written by Katrina - The Organised Housewife
Katrina - The Organised Housewife
A mum of three who has a passion for organising. Kat shows us how she stays in control at home sharing cleaning tips, organising ideas, printable charts and more. She shows us what she packs the kids for lunch plus many family friendly recipes.
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this yr I’m putting photos of the person whose receiving the gift on the wrapping, so my 2yr old can give them out. I didn’t realise that it makes my tree look that extra pit special as well
Santa collie codes my kids gifts so they know which is theirs red wrapping paper for one and toy story for the other this year
So many creative gift wrapping ideas! Thanks for the link.
Gorgeous ideas
These are just beautiful. We had to share them with our fans – you find the most stunning photos. I’m all inspired to wrap my pressies beautifully this year – thank you.
Those presents look great. Unfortunately I am not never good at the Lind of stuff so I never try. I’ll be trying this year. We will see how it goes.
We use brown recycled paper which my 8 year old draws on for the person receiving the gift! Ribbons bows and other stuff usually makes up the picture!
I started doing something similar 2 years ago. I bought a ream of large white tissue paper sheets from a florists wholesaler. My 7yr old daughter draws or sometimes we cut shapes in veges or fruit and print designs onto the paper. This year she came up with the idea to place shells and leaves under the paper and rub her pastels over them. The end result is quite lovely 🙂
I LOVE that you have posted how to do that fluffy bow thing – THANK YOU 🙂
… and speaking of gift wrapping, here’s an idea for, well, anyone reading this actually lol… With all my Christmas Ornaments, which I ADORE and therefore are either sentimental or expensive or just plain gorgeous… but I digress… each ornament is individually wrapped in tissue paper and placed in gift boxes (each box fits 10-20 ornaments depending on their size). You can buy good sturdy Christmas gift boxes at the after season sales, so when your decorations are on the tree, the pretty gift boxes can sit, empty, under the tree. Saves on lugging them back to their original storage space AND makes under the tree look pretty too 🙂
great idea! Thankyou for sharing 🙂