creative gift wrapping: recessed monogram
December 10, 2010 § 5 Comments
In addition to gift wrap and scissors, you will need a pencil, a printed letter stencil, a craft knife, and mounting tape.
1. Wrap your gift without using any tape, making sure to center your pattern on the top of the box.
2. Unwrap and turn over. Using a pencil, stencil the mirror image of the letter in the center of the area that is designated as the top of your box.
3. Using a craft knife, carefully cut out the letter.
4. Adhere mounting tape along the edge of the letter. I used two layers of mounting tape to give a more recessed illusion.
5. Carefully align and adhere the top of the box to the designated area.
6. Wrap the gift completely.
Tip: You will be left with a letter cut out of gift wrap. Use this letter to monogram the card envelope or to make a greeting card. A great match to the boxed gift.
creative gift wrapping
December 10, 2010 § 2 Comments
If you’re looking to wrap your holiday presents in unique and, importantly, achievable ways, look no further. I’ve been compiling a few of my gift wrapping ideas — none of which require the dexterity of an origami aficionado, as some other ideas out there may oblige.
Starting today and over the next few days, I will post the full photos and tutorials on each of the above:
Enjoy your holiday shopping and gift wrapping this weekend!
*Edit: I hope you’ve all had a great weekend of gift wrapping. To sum up the past four days, I’ve provided the link to each individual post directly from here. Just click one of the gift wrap ideas listed above to go directly to that tutorial.*
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