This first idea came from the blog Scrapbook Ideas hosted by Jess Gordon. The examples are hybrid, but couldn't you see painting the stems and leave w/ some acrylic paints then adding some fun prima flowers as well? I love how easy this project would be!

Here's a close up:

What little kid (or big kid for that matter) wouldn't love this box? I think it would really easy to duplicate using your scrapbook supplies, or you can download the template from paperboxworld for free:

Found this on Flickr, posted by Lisa Jordan who operates lilfishstudios. How cute! I can totally see the vintage dictionary paper from the January kit being used as wrapping paper.

Then we have Martha Stewart who always has new and fun ways to wrap a present:

Another couple of gems from Flickr by shopbub, lots of fun ways to decorate your basic pillow box:

And couldn't you see some repurposing going on with your maya road tins and paper with this kind of packaging?

I hope I've given you some new ways to look at wrapping those presents, not just birthday, but any holiday or gift giving time. I know I've found some amazing websites to further explore!
DON'T FORGET the Hometown Challenge that ends on the 14th. Do a layout about your hometown with the new kit you're getting this week/next and Lorie will have a thread ready for you to post it on. Have a great weekend!
2 comments:
Love wrapping gifts that one of a kind. Examples here are terrific!
Lovin' this post today, Emily.
I've been thinking about gift wrap for a few days - specifically wood grain gift wrap.
I'm seriously considering making my own. Found some directions from good ol' Martha.
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