Gift Wrap Ideas: Bags And Boxes

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Quick AnswerQuick gift wrap ideas for bags and boxes: decorate plain paper bags with punched holes and threaded ribbon, stamps or stickers, and dress up boxes with fabric, shelf paper, ribbon and handmade tags.

Busy families looking for creative ways to wrap gifts, this one’s for you. Discover quick and charming gift wrap ideas using bags and boxes that will make your presents stand out.

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πŸ›οΈ **Paper Bags**
– Any of the suggestions in the brown paper or shelf paper section
– Use a paper punch to punch holes across the top. Thread yarn, ribbon, etc. through and tie a bow.
– Spray paint gold and tie with lace or velvet ribbon
– Applique using fabric and fusible web. Measure height and width and subtract 1/4″ from all measurements. Cut out fabric pieces and fusible web using these measurements. Use an iron to fuse fabric and fusible web to bag. Cut out pieces for applique and fuse to bag.
– Glue cards or pictures to the front of the bag. Decorate with sprigs of artificial greenery or buttons
– Cut out a design in the front of the bag. Glue fabric or pretty paper to the back of the cut-out hole
– When using buttons on a paper bag-use pliers to bend shank in half. Insert through a hole punched in the bag and spread shank open.
– Use pieces of felt, fabric, paper, batting, etc. to create Santa and other faces on the front of the bag.
– Using decorative paper, paper-piece a design to the front of the bag.
– Open a lunch bag and use it as a pattern. Trace the pattern on wallpaper or gift wrap. Cut out and glue bag together.

πŸ‘œ **Fabric Bags and Canvas Totes**
– Making fabric bags. Determine the finished size of the bag. Add 1/2″ to the width. Double the length and add 2″. Press in half. Sew side seams 1/4″. Leave the top open. Finish top edge by turning the fabric under and top-stitch. For a flat bottom. Stitch 1/2″ to 1″ across each corner.
– Tie the bag with ribbon, twine, string, fabric scraps torn into strips, raffia, gold cord, etc.
– Paint a design on the front of the bag
– Applique design to the front of the bag
– Rubber stamp design to the bag using fabric paints
– Using fabric paint, stencil a design onto the bag.
– Arrange buttons into a design on the front of the bag
– Embroidery design to the front of the bag

πŸ“¦ **Boxes**
– Pizza box. Unused box. Measure and cut out pieces of paper to fit each side of the box. Using spray glue apply to the box.
– Dissemble a box. Lay onto a piece of fabric. Mark fabric 1/2″ from the sides. Cut out fabric. Spread tacky glue onto the right side of the box. Lay fabric over and smooth excess to inside. Cut off the extra fabric. Reassemble box.
– Paint the box with acrylic paint and stencil or stamp on a design.
– Decoupage a picture to the box. Cut out a picture from a magazine or card.
– Decorate the box with lace, dollies, pinecones, silk flowers, jewelry, ribbons, and/or buttons

πŸ’‘ Quick Tip: For a professional look, always use double-sided tape when attaching decorations to your gift wrap. It keeps everything in place and hides the tape lines.

Please share your ideas in the comments below.

More information:
– Gift Wrap Ideas: Cans, Pots, and Jars
– Gift Wrapping Supplies

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❓ Questions People Ask

What Are Some Eco-Friendly Gift Wrap Options?

Consider using reusable fabric bags, canvas totes, or recycled paper for wrapping. You can also decorate with natural materials like dried flowers or leaves.

Can I Use Old Boxes For Gift Wrapping?

Absolutely! Clean and reinforce the box, then decorate it with paint, fabric, or decoupage for a unique touch.

Where Can I Find Affordable Gift Wrapping Supplies?

Check out dollar stores, craft stores, or online marketplaces for budget-friendly options. Don’t forget to look for sales and discounts.

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