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As we head into the holiday season, I wanted to share an idea for gift wrapping a package and making it look special.
This gift wrap can be used year round or enhanced with seasonal embellishments, like berries to give it a more holiday feel.
To gift wrap a package like this, all you need is brown kraft paper, string, tape and a twig. For the bird, I printed out an image I found online and cut it out. I had all the materials in my supply stash, so wrapping this package didn’t cost me any additional money.
(Updated 1/26/11) - Note: the source of the bird is an artist named Geninne Zlatkis. Purchased gift bags are quick and easy but can add up. With a few items you have laying around, it only takes a few minutes to create a unique package.
I love the simplicity of this package. It is beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great, simple idea! Quite lovely.
ReplyDeleteI love this! You can turn a cheap package into something really creative an cute!
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking up to Craftify It Thursday!
Jennifer @ Life with the Lebedas
this is a great idea!! especially for me and my coworkers - we work at an aviary!
ReplyDeleteThis is so sublimely beautiful !
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful! I love using kraft paper for wrapping , but I've never seen the beautiful embelishment you've created!
ReplyDeleteBrown paper packages tied up with strings... and birds... and twigs of course! Definately some of my favorite things! This is wonderful, thanks for linking up!
ReplyDeleteLovely wrapping. I just wanted to let you know that the artwork is by artist Geninne Zlatkis: http://blogdelanine.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteGeninne did some beautiful tags to download this year on her blog, she is gracious. Where in her blog did you find this little guy, love the color. thanks
ReplyDeleteHi Dru,
ReplyDeleteHere's the direct link to Geninne's post with the "3 Little Birds" print. She's amazing. Thanks for letting me know about her tags. Love them. http://blogdelanine.blogspot.com/2008/06/three-little-birds.html
Thanks, these are fun, and Geninne is very talented.
ReplyDeleteexquisite!
ReplyDeleteHi Carolyn, I love how beautiful and simple this idea is. I've shown it in my blog but to make sure you get the credit I have also linked this page to it, I hope you dont mind :)
ReplyDeletehttp://lisahornsey.wordpress.com/