Eight Ways to Wrap a Gift
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Here are eight ways to wrap your Chanukah gifts this year––one for each day of the festivities:
- Use pretty cloth napkins, kitchen towels or vintage linens secured with hat pins–an especially clever idea for wrapping cookbooks
Decorate plain craft paper or a brown paper bag using a rubber stamp or crayons
- Make colored copies of the knit in your favorite winter sweater at the copy store and use it as wrapping paper. Tie the gift with pretty yarn
- Start with a plain white shirt box, use a sharp crafting knife to cut out the shape of a menorah or dreidl from the top of it, and use pretty blue tissue paper inside the box to highlight the cutout
- Wrap a gift in velvet from the fabric store and embellish it with baubles such as costume brooches or fake pearls
- Accent the pattern on store-bought wrapping paper with glitter glue, sequins or beads
- Cut out poems, illustrations or classic passages from bargain books and use as wrapping paper–a beautiful option for booklovers
- Repurpose wine-sized gift boxes for odd shaped gifts other than wine, such as dolls or olive oil