Package deal: How to wrap presents like a pro
Untreated, wax-free brown paper can be recycled and can be sourced from any good craft shop. Most commercial paper is one use only and will reach the incinerator or landfill. Pictures: iStock
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Untreated, wax-free brown paper can be recycled and can be sourced from any good craft shop. Most commercial paper is one use only and will reach the incinerator or landfill. Pictures: iStock
A few weeks back I bought a beautifully crafted bowl and accepted the enthusiastic offer of a free in-house gift wrap. It was slid back to me depressed into a crumpled paper bag and strangled in masking tape. Wrapping is something of a lost art, and instore wrapping services can be stunning or sorely lacking.
Here are some ideas, to wrap your affection with some decorative delectation. Keep in mind, a Christmas present will sit around in view for several days so its styling can make all the difference. Take a Sunday afternoon, bring in the kids, and have a go at a layered-up, highly textural take on vintage wrapping with a perfect finish.
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