If art and craft isnвЂ™t your best subject in school, this gift wrapping idea is just for you! Ditch the gift wrappers, burlap bag is your new best friend! Burlap bags give off a vintage, candid vibe, making your gifts feel more personal and intimate! WhatвЂ™s more, they come in many shapes and sizes, which means youвЂ™ll definitely find one that fits your present! This jute burlap bag (from $1.49, available on Ncc_penney Jewellery Accessories) is sturdy and can be reused multiple times, making this another eco-friendly gift wrapping option everyone will love! 10. (Credit: Ncc_penney Jewellery Accessories) PsstвЂ¦did you know you can make snow? We found six ways you can actually DIY snow - check it out and surprise your kids with a winter wonderland this year! 9. Alternatively, you can go all out and fill the entire wrapping paper with colourful pom poms for some rainbow madness. Mimic the tiny specks of snow falling from the sky with a bunch of fluffy pom poms ($2.64, available on Sophie & Toffee)! Simply glue white pom poms on a red wrapping paper to create a snowy effect. ItвЂ™s a bummer that it doesnвЂ™t snow in Singapore, but donвЂ™t let this rain on your parade. This gift wrapping idea is perfect for those who adore the glitz and glamour! Make your gift boxes look like a million bucks by dusting glitter all over the gift wrappers or gift boxes! Draw snowflakes all over a plain piece of wrapping paper using a glue stick, and pour glitter over the glue to create sparkly snowflake designs! For a less messy alternative, use glitter glue ! 8. The creations are endless with fuse beads! 7. Transform the fuse beads into Santa Claus, Rudolph or even the initials of the gift recipient to add a more personal touch. Just bead it with fuse beadsДЇuse beads are great Christmas gift wrapping ideas for the whole family! Get the kids involved in creating some fun Christmas gift toppers or gift tags with fuse beads! These adorable creations are perfect for decorating a simple wrapping paper. This gift wrapping idea can also double up as room decor for the new year! 6. Place your gift and the fairy lights into the mason jar to create a whimsical effect! Your loved ones are bound to be delighted when they receive such a magical gift at the Christmas gift exchange. This gift wrapping idea is perfect for smaller gifts! All you need is a mason jar thatвЂ™s big enough to hold your gift, and battery powered fairy lights. Light up someoneвЂ™s life with this fairy jar Not only do they look attractive, but your recipients can also even reuse the Furoshiki fabric for other purposes! Talk about killing two birds with one stone! 5. You can easily use a lightweight cotton fabric ($15.66, available on Love Kyoto1) to wrap your Christmas gift box in. Paper is not the only way to wrap your gifts! Forget about the crumpled gift wrappers, opt for exquisite Japanese Furoshiki fabrics instead! This eco-friendly gift wrapping idea is a brilliant substitute for paper or plastic wrapping.

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Florals are always a pretty sightД¬anвЂ™t make up your mind between a fresh flower bouquet or a present for Christmas gifting? Why not get both! With this gift wrapping idea, you can incorporate some dainty florals into your presents! If fresh flowers are hard to manage, you can use artificial flowers instead! They come in all sorts of colours and types so youвЂ™re bound to find one that your recipient would adore! Alternatively, make some tissue flowers to add a fun pop of colours to your Christmas gift boxes. You can choose to tie a brown twine around the Christmas gift box or choose to go with a bright ribbon for an extra pop of colour! This simple gift wrapping idea adds a hint of nostalgia and is sure to warm up the hearts of your recipient at the Christmas gift exchange. A great way to incorporate this trend into your gift wrapping ideas is to use brown paper. Bring in nostalgia with some brown paperДЇorget about fanciful wrapping papers! Minimalistic styles have been all the rage recently. Who said you canвЂ™t include natural elements in your gift wrapping ideas? While itвЂ™d be cool if you could get your hands on some fresh holly sprigs or pine cones, your loved ones will still be impressed if you opt for some faux vines and artificial leaves to decorate your presents instead! Wrap them in simple gift wrap (plain paper works fine too) and secure the faunas on your presents with twine ropes ! 2.

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