Your gift wrapping looks supreme!

I always try to save wrapping paper, bows etc too. But recently I also started saving dried flowers, sticks and more from bouquets that have dried out as a way to repurpose them. I add them to the wrapping to add something extra. I like to go for natural colors, strings, and more so it doesn't feel too out of place.

#6: thank you so much 😊

That sounds very pretty, having natural things like flowers etc, I never thought of that. You don't happen to have any pictures to share?

I don't have any pictures on hand actually. But when I start wrapping for Christmas I will take some. Another idea is to save smaller flows pressed into a book and then you can put them on the gift using clear tape to cover it or glue if you don't want it covered in tape (but they are usually fragile so the tape works better).

Here are some inspo pictures from Pinterest I searched "natural gift wrapping using dried flowers christmas"

I actually had not thought of using the dried orange slices before. I think I will use it this year! Another idea I saw was to use things like dried cinnamon sticks.

#5: It’s evident that you put a lot of effort into making your wrappings unique and personal. 🙂

I have never been good at wrapping Christmas presents in artistic ways. I would like to learn how to do those diagonal wrappings where you don’t have to use any tape to make the paper stay wrapped around the gift. I think it is Japanese.

#9: That sounds next level!

#8: Oh I never thought of using that either! So pretty!

#10: I found an example of how to wrap gifts without using tape or ribbons, just paper. Pretty cool, right? 🙂

#12: wow really Nice! You could save a lot of wrapping paper 😊