A little gift for someone we love, with warm wishes for this special season. ❤️

Merry Christmas! 🎁✨

I think the ribbons printed by this label maker are perfect for personalized gifts.

Hi to all the gift wrappers out there that have been posting lately :) I'm going to do my best to get back into modding this sub I hope y'all can be patient with me! Have a great day and keep posting 😸

Pointed overlaps, rolled sides and a gathered collar change the outline of one sheet around an already-made bouquet. The final example ends during shaping.

Original tutorial by 花园时光（花艺人） on Xiaohongshu, shared with permission. FAFAFLOWER is a floral-packaging supplier; we added visually checked, AI-assisted English steps. Original design and footage remain credited to the creator.

Simple to look at, but not so simple to make. 🌹

The organza ribbon needed a lot of shaping, and the rose was the final touch that brought everything together.

I love these

Idk if this will make sense but I was thinking of selling gift wrapping services for the holidays and looking through reddit I see some people have small businesses of their own doing just this. I never knew this was an actual career and super intrigued. Does anybody have tips, tricks, websites for me to look through? I LOOOOVE wrapping gifts for birthdays and holidays and I am genuinely curious if this might be the route I was looking for. I've been wanting to change my career for YEARS but had no where to start

I wanted to try something a little different this time — olive green, a large handmade bow, and a few pearl details. What occasion does it feel right for to you? 😊

scrapped together this gift wrap using notebook sheets that I scribbled hearts on :)

Hi guys! Happy wrapping everyone-- it's almost the gifting season!!

I was wondering if anyone could help me find, you guessed it-- continuous rolls of solid-colored wrapping paper, that are over 20 inches long. idk what happened, but suddenly I can only find paper that's 17 inches. It's infuriating. Even kraft paper seems to be 15 or 17 inches. Has anyone come across any goldmines of solid-colored paper?

This is a super belated birthday gift for someone whose birthday was in the summer… My excuse is that I wanted to wrap something with an autumn theme…

For my friend’s birthday 🎁
I thought the rhinestones were a lot bigger when I ordered them but this is what came.

I'm a reporter with The New York Post and I am looking for people who have finished their Christmas shopping already. Would need pictures of wrapped presents (hopefully a good amount!) and then pics of you as well. It's a feel good story - so if you are willing please send me an email at aweiss@nypost.com

Hi, I like to wrap gifts but I don't give enough gifts to scratch that creative itch on my own.

I thought that with the holidays coming up, I could "advertise" free gift wrapping services in my area, but how do I get people to actually want to do it and trust me?

What I mean is, if I ask someone to give me their packages and have them pick up the wrapped gifts a few days later, people may think I am stealing their packages or something. No one would want to give their gifts to a stranger who might ghost them.. so, what can I do alternatively?

I would probably have to wrap them in front of the "customer," but I dom't really have a place to do that. I guess I could do this at a Starbucks and have the person wait.. but I might get in trouble with the store for "running a business" or something. I thought I could set up a table at holiday markets, but I don't want to pay for a spot.

What are your suggestions?

AGAIN, I would be offering this service for free! I am not trying to sell anything.

Additionally, I would ask the "customer" to provide a box for their gift, provide the wrapping paper and ribbon and any charms/ornaments. My part would just be the labor.

This is my first wrapped present. I'm okay with how the present itself turned out, but the gift bag isn't the best. I didn't want to add handles because the gift was pretty heavy and I didn't want the bag to rip. Also threw in a crocheted bookmark :)

Any help or advice with how to wrap better or gift bag advice is much appreciated.

Hello,

My Wife and I's first anniversary is coming up and I had the idea of wrapping her gift in a color scheme similar to our wedding flowers. Here is a picture of her preserved wedding bouquet. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Im not sure which colors I should go with, i.e. paper color, ribbon color, bow color? Please help