How to wrap presents with fabric There’s a whole lane of artistry you can go down with using fabric wrap. You can add pleats, multiple wraps that overlap, or beautiful knots.

"When you shop for gift wrap, steer clear of anything with glitter or foil on it, or any super-shiny paper, which is likely to have been laminated. All these things prevent paper from being ...

Wrap the ribbon or string across the gift box from the back to the front. Then, make a knot creating a loop using the left end of the ribbon. Next, wrap the right end of the ribbon around the left ...

6. Scarves or Bandanas As with towels, perhaps a scarf is part of your gift, or you have some you're ready to part with. Feel free to use it to wrap the other part, such as a clothing box ...

A woman known online as the "Wrappin Queen" has shared her best tip on how to use scrap pieces of wrapping paper to create a unique-looking present - just in time for Christmas. Comments Lifestyle ...

Use them for very small presents, gift tags and more. (Of course, you could make your own seed paper at home, too.) Pre-Packaged Coloured Seed Paper Sets, $20.95 for 10, Botanical Paperworks ...

As Christmas gets nearer, lots of us are left with miscellaneous patterns of wrapping paper that are either too small or irregularly shaped to be of use. Fortunately, there is an easy way to use ...

She said some types of gift wrapping are okay to put in the blue box and some aren’t. “Anything that has that shiny foil finish or anything with glitter is considered garbage,” Correa said.

How to wrap presents with fabric There’s a whole lane of artistry you can go down with using fabric wrap. You can add pleats, multiple wraps that overlap, or beautiful knots.