(1) sewing patterns as giftwrap; (2) newspaper end roll stamped; (3) brown paper bag; (4) sheet of Sierra Nevada bottle labels found at recycling center; (5) sewing patterns as tissue paper; (6) box lid wrapped with scrapbooking paper; (7) Starbucks sleeves as gift tags; (8) map; (9) newspaper; (10) scarf.
Here's a closer look at the box wrapped with a sewing pattern ... I made the top decoration just before the class - it was a little bigger than I wanted but I thought it turned out cute. I'll be making more of those.
Gift tags made with Na's tag punch and cards we received last year for Christmas.
More gift tags from cards, these ones I just cut out.
For the class, I talked about the different materials I used for giftwrap. Then we made embellishments (which could also be used as ornaments) using chipboard from cereal boxes, glitter and glue. Finally, we made bows out of magazine pages. Na is showing off her first bow above. I think the class went well, so hopefully I can do it again next year on a weekend when the weather is a little nicer!
4 comments:
I love the map as gift wrap! I think I will be using that idea.
I just love you Tammy.
Tammy, I love your ideas. The sewing pattern one is my fav. How adorable.
Tam, you would have been so proud of me yesterday. I had a gift for our Christmas party but no wrapping paper. I turned a white shopping back inside out and then cut out a construction paper tree and used the hole punch to make little ornaments for the tree. It turned out really cute and was a big hit.
Thanks for the detailed diagram explaining how you made each presents wrapping. I definitely want to try to make a bow using magazines ... but we all know how I can't cut straight. I'm still using bags and paper to "wrap" presents when you aren't around, Tammy.
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