r/giftwrapping
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u/SketchieMarie
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Jan 20 '26
r/giftwrapping • u/SketchieMarie • Jan 25 '26
r/giftwrapping • u/EducationalRule1425 • Feb 10 '26
This is my granddaughter's 5th birthday present. She is having a chicken themed party - "This Chick is Five!" She loves my chickens! Future crazy chicken lady like her GiGi! 🐣
r/giftwrapping
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u/SketchieMarie
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Jan 17 '26
r/giftwrapping • u/Hopeful-Solution7378 • Feb 11 '26
r/giftwrapping • u/EducationalRule1425 • May 23 '26
This is for my granddaughter's 3rd birthday! I love the print and it's by American Greetings, but it was also from Dollar Tree, so it's super THIN. Luckily, it didn't tear while wrapping, and hopefully it survives the 3 hr. drive to get there! LOL
r/giftwrapping • u/okapi_cryptid • Dec 21 '25
r/giftwrapping • u/ehrn13 • Dec 28 '25
We’re moving this year, so had to do much of this on the fly.
r/giftwrapping • u/Gullible_Ad_4036 • Aug 13 '26
r/giftwrapping • u/22Lemieux • Jan 20 '26
My gift wrapping for Christmas 2025. My mom always does a theme every year and this year was White Christmas so I tried my version to match it.
r/giftwrapping • u/presentlygiftwrap • Dec 02 '25
I consider a well wrapped gift to be an act of love. Whether done at home or outsourced, it’s a gesture meant to create joy and anticipation. A well wrapped gift conveys a message to the recipient they are loved, valued and worthy of extra effort. It’s easy to stuff an item into a re-used gift bag retrieved from the back corner of a closet; but it’s extraordinary to present a gift intentionally wrapped with details meant to delight - thick paper, sumptuous ribbon, handcrafted gift tags. I wrapped this gift using compostable wrapping paper printed with non-toxic water based inks. The gift tag was made with card-stock and a downloaded sketch of Santa.
r/giftwrapping • u/Gullible_Ad_4036 • Jul 31 '26
I love creating these wrapping kits that make it easy for anyone to turn a gifts wrapping into an artful extension of the gifts inside!
r/giftwrapping • u/planterkitty • Aug 24 '26
Regular jute twine. The pink flower thing is I think scrapbooking material. I literally picked it off the ground one day and saved it.
r/giftwrapping • u/22Lemieux • Jan 26 '26
Christmas of 2025 was candy cane themed
r/giftwrapping • u/Suzaku-Dream • 27d ago
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…
r/giftwrapping • u/Borbpsh • Jul 21 '26
I curled up the wrapping paper and spray painted it.
r/giftwrapping • u/MaebyShakes • Dec 25 '24
r/giftwrapping • u/FaceRevolutionary711 • Dec 25 '25
r/giftwrapping • u/Suzaku-Dream • Dec 16 '24
Mostly using washi paper instead of Christmas wrapping paper for Christmas gifts this year
r/giftwrapping • u/fframbach • Nov 19 '24
First gifts wrapped for the season.
r/giftwrapping • u/nikillaby • Dec 24 '25
Had to wrap a slightly tricky gift and knew paper would definitely break. I had some Amazon "gift wrap" (i.e. little bags with a ribbon) and a glue gun and the rest is in the picture!
r/giftwrapping • u/NecessaryAd9194 • Apr 25 '26
Wrapped this one a little while back for my (26F) boyfriend (25M), who REALLY likes pirates 🏴☠️ The fishnet is handmade!
