Christmas Gift Wrap Ideas
Posted by admin on December 19, 2009 · Leave a Comment
I buy clearance wrapping paper after the holidays. Sometimes I use newspaper, magazine pages or kids’ art for smaller gifts. To wrap food gifts, I got some rolls of clear plastic after Easter, the stuff that you use to wrap up an Easter basket. I buy clearance ribbons after the holidays, though sometimes I use colorful string or yarn for a more dainty look
I always omit the bows and put something different in its place. I like paper toys as a whimsical touch on gifts for kids. A sculptural shape from some pipe cleaners can take the place of a bow. On gifts for women, I might attach a fake flower. In a pinch, I’ll use curling ribbon to make a bow effect.
Some other bloggers that I read are doing it differently.
Trent at the Simple Dollar is keeping things really simple with packing paper and yarn.
Amy at the Simple, Green, Frugal Co-Op sewed fabric wrapping paper. This isn’t so good for kids who like to tear open paper, but for green-thinking adults, this is a great idea.
Lynnae at Being Frugal has some creative ideas for reusable wrapping paper.
How do you save on gift wrapping?
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