That said, I used to love decorating gifts and I am still in awe of those who can and do create works of art when it come to gift wrapping. I'm a little bit fascinated by gift wrap artists in the same way I'm fascinated by street artists, television painters (Bob Ross, anyone?) and cooks (The Great British Baking Show is a current favorite). So, here are my latest finds on the internet (not all of these are new, just new to me).
A cute way to wrap a t-shirt or other article of clothing:
A mini-bag (this looks like something you could easily dress up):
I love this next idea. It's simple (so simple even I could pull it off), but also rather elegant.
Happy wrapping!
The first one I'll probably forget.
ReplyDeleteThe second one there is no way I'll remember.
The third one, though, is a winner. Very easy to do AND remember.
As always, thanks for all the great tips. I use these when giftwrapping for my girlfriend's Christmas and birthday gifts. I may even giftwrap my immediate family's gifts like this too; time will tell on that one, though, LOL.
LOL I am amazed at how complicated gift wrapping can be (you should have seen some of the videos I decided not to post). I like watching the experts work their magic even if I can't duplicate their results, but like you, I do love it when I find one that looks good and which I can replicate myself. I'm glad you found something you could use. Happy gift wrapping!
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