Day 10 of 25 Days of Christmas My Urban Oven Style
I keep giving you ideas for which presents to buy, maybe I should share some ideas on how to wrap those presents.
Normally I stock up post Christmas on wrapping paper, boxes, bows, etc. when everything is on sale. This year I actually bought a ton on the Saturday after Christmas at Target with their $50 off coupon. I love the prints they have on wrapping paper this year.
Normally I like to wrap all my presents in the exact same wrapping paper. My family likes to tease me for that fact because they know exactly what is from The Hubby and I. I also normally am the only one that adds ribbon and bows to my gifts. I know that the extra details will only last .001 seconds once the kids get the green light to open their presents, but I don’t care.
I love wrapping presents and making them look super special. This year, as you can tell i am going with more of a theme in my wrapping paper, nit just one single print. So far I am loving the fun I am having with the different prints and adding different details.
I thought I would share some of my combinations with you. Note you can get everything I used for my wrapping from Target.
I am in love with any type of deer print right now. This paper included. I used some gold bakers twine, white ribbon, a red glitter gift tag and a sprig of rosemary. You could use any type of green you have- even a small cut off your Christmas Tree if you have a real one. I love adding the natural element to the gift because it compliments the deer print so well. This present is for my 5 year old brother, I know he is going to love it!
I love to use kraft paper for gifting. The paper makes any gift a super blank canvas. I like to have a roll around the house all year because it is so neutral neutral that no matter who the gift is for I can jazz it up with bows and it works perfect. Tip: I buy this paper from the office section of the store. It normally is meant for wrapping packages to mail, but I it is much cheaper than buying in the gift wrap section. For this gift, I used ribbon to create my own plaid and topped it off with a bow and a gift tag. Super simple but fun looking present. A gift for my little sister is inside.
Don’t you love this gift tag? It was another that came int he variety box that I bought. I used a chalkboard paper that I bought, it is slightly thicker than what I would normally use for a gift, but the matte look of the paper looks great on a gift. If you really wanted to you could use a chalk board marker or chalk to add your own personal touch to the gift. My nephew is getting this little cutie! It is a inflatable sled that The Hubby insisted he have.
This wrap job is by far my favorite of all! I love the winter feel with the plaid and the rustic additions of the wood and twine. All of this again is from Target. I found the little wood cut outs in the dollar section. I was super excited to see them in packs of 6 for only $1. I also picked up some snow flakes and rounds that have chalkboard paint on them. They are perfect for my choice in gift wrap this year. This is another gift for my nephew, it is a puzzle set.
Are you just as crazy as me with your grift wrapping? Or do you like to go more traditional with simple wrapped gifts in a variety of different papers?
Ok- I am going to keep on with my wrapping fun.
I am glad you stopped in to check out some of my ideas. I would love to see your gift wrap. Tag @MyUrbanOven in your Instagram or Facebook photos, so I can see all the fun you are having too!
15 more days until Christmas!!
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Day 3: A Doggy Bed for Christmas
Day 4: Candy Cane Pretzel Cupcakes
Day 5: 10 Christmas Gift Ideas for an Aspiring Baker
Day 6: 2015 Christmas Tree Contest
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22 responses to “Christmas Gift Wrapping Ideas”
I do some similar ribbon wrap techniques as well! Love dressing up gifts in different ways. You have some beautiful and creative ideas here! And I love the wrap you have here too!
I am in love with this wrap! I might have to go get a few more rolls 😀
These ideas are so cute! I suck when it comes to wrapping gifts, they always look terrible! Thank you for giving me some inspiration! <3
You are welcome! Adding a bow always makes any wrap job look much better 🙂
Your gifts are so pretty! I need that plaid wrapping paper!
All I have to say is #Targetforthewin!
Man your gifts are like department store professional wrapping quality. Love these ideas and I’m looking forward to trying a few out.
Thank you! I hope you do, or it inspires you to jazz up you gifts this year 🙂 Merry Christmas!
What fun ideas! Your presents all look so perfect!
Thank you!
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Your packages are very pretty, and you are very talented in your wrapping skills. I am a horrible wrapper, and prefer gift bags and tissue paper (both can be saved and reused–something I get teased for).
Thank you! Bags and tissue can look so cute too! I convert to those for gifts that are weird shaped 🙂
Cute! I like the butcher paper 🙂
I’ve always liked to wrap with newspaper as it’s an Eco-friendly alternative to recycle it -and you can use the cartoon section for kids 🙂
I love that! I have done it in the past, but more when I was in college on a budget 😉
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What fun wrapping! For stockings I always use the same paper for the whole stocking and I love my disney princess paper 😉
A few years ago, when I was using all the same paper, I would buy wrapping paper special for the kids gifts that had Disney characters on it. Always so cute!
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