You've bought the presents, you're just about to wrap them to take to the office Secret Santa swap or the Playgroup Christmas party or lunch at your Mother-in-Law's house and you realise that you didn't buy enough giftwrap. The thought of heading into a busy shopping centre fills you with horror but so does handing over a present wrapped in a BigW plastic bag. You're starting to wonder whether a gift wrapped in newspaper would be chic or nasty.....
Do not panic!! I have some wonderful links you can use to print off your free wrapping paper or gift boxes at home!!
Here is a Giftbox freebie from Jinjerup. I have actually used this exact giftbox for my sister's present this year.
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| Please excuse the lighting, it was night time and my camera phone has no flash! |
Jinjerup also has free printables for Christmas shopping lists, Christmas bookmarks and some non-Christmas giftboxes so please head over and check them out, it'll be well worth your time, I've just posted the giftwrapping items.
Now, here is a great link for Christmas wrapping paper
There are well over 50 designs. Well worth a look. You can print them onto A4 paper and stick together if need be. Or print onto A3 if you have the ability. here are some examples:
Or you could cut them into strips and make them into paperchains like the girls and I did last weekend. Ours is hanging proudly in my office with the wreath that Bella coloured in for me (from the Crayola website).
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| Ugh, how bad is the lighting? The wall is gray, not green!!! lol. |
Laura xx
Hi, it's my first time visit. These are great ideas you have shared. thanks. It seems practical but pretty. Wish you wonderful Christmast! >> nataya
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