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Dec 20, 2017
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3 Unique (and Easy) Ways to Wrap Gifts

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It’s the most wonderful time of the year!

I am still shopping . . . but once again, I hope to be done before Christmas Eve, and I hope to NOT be wrapping presents on Christmas Eve (or Christmas … which I hate to admit I have done . . . more than once)!

I enjoy wrapping presents while drinking wine, listening to Christmas music and admiring the light on the tree 🙂 . My husband is super talented when it comes to using wrapping paper – on every shape of present.  Me, not so much!  But, I have a few ideas I use that make wrapping fun!  Here they are!

 

Unique (and Easy) Ways to Wrap Gifts

Use Christmas Bows INSTEAD OF Tissue Paper!

 

I started doing this a few years ago.  It looks so festive and beautiful!  So, if you are using a gift bag – don’t use the traditional tissue paper!  Instead, get a few handful of bows and put them in over the gift. Not sure what I’m talking about?  I’m talking about these: Christmas bows

I did this for my cousin’s gift a few years back, and she commented, “I like how you used bows in the bag”!  This is a huge deal, because she was 13 – and that age is not easy to impress!

You can also use the smaller bows when you are gifting fun jewelry in a box.  Put the necklace, earrings, or bracelet in the box, and cover them up with small bows!

Wrap your gift in another gift 🙂

I’m sure you’ve seen this done with bins, but what about a blanket?  Blankets are awesome gifts to give (one size fits all and it’s like a hug when you are not around)!

My 14 year old niece asked for one for her birthday . . . so I’m giving her one for Christmas 🙂 . I actually gave her a sleeping bag for her birthday – and they work great too!  Put the gift inside the blanket (or sleeping bag).  Roll it or fold it up; then put a bow around it!  It’s a present inside a present!  Oh what fun!

Use a Stocking!



I know most people already have a stocking, but honestly, I would LOVE if someone did this for me!

I thought about leaving this out, but honestly and seriously, I would love this!

One reason why you might want to consider this option, is if the person you are gifting HATES clutter!  A stocking – well, at least a normal size one – creates a space for small gifts.

Need some ideas?

Give a woman in your life things like a small Miraculous Medal necklace, gift cards, gift cards, gift cards, some beauty items, a nice pen, a wallet, gel pens, lottery tickets . . . I mean you could totally STACK AND STUFF a Stocking with Amazing Gifts that won’t clutter the house!

It’s fun and easy!

Bonus Idea:

Wrap your gift box with wrapping paper, but replace the bow with a Christmas ornament! 

I love this idea because it’s pretty, it’s easy and the bow is an added gift!!!!!!

Have a Merry Christmas!!!

xoxo,

Amy

3 Unique Ways to Wrap Gifts



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  1. Chloe says

    December 20, 2017 at 2:47 pm

    So cute! I used miniature ornaments, yarn, and old book pages (I cut snowflakes out of them!) to wrap my husband’s gifts this year. So many good ideas here.

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