By eHow Culture & Society Editor
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You don't always need the traditional paper and bow. Try something a little different. Below you will find some unconventional ways of wrapping gifts for most occasions. Give it a go the next time you have a present to wrap for somebody.
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RenQ said
on 7/8/2008 Regifting Rocks! I had a regifting party the Saturday after Christmas. Everyone had a great time and are looking forward to it next year. Therefore, not unforgiveable, UNFORGETTABLE!
mommie2 said
on 1/15/2008 Alright Alexanderlouis on 9.13.07 some people are more creative than others - it's the thought that counts anyways your missing the point! Like you weren't sucking up to this girl when you went out of your way to make a row boat b/c she's a rower. Hypocrite!
Alexanderlouis said
on 1/15/2008 how about some crap that DOESNT involve a pretty basket, with pretty cookies and pretty jams? why not be creative? I wrapped a gift card and a sweet neclace like a rowing (crew) oar: using a square piece of cardboard and 2 leftover wrapping tubes. It rocked, and the girl loved the wrapping because she was a rower. think of the PERSONALITY, not what looks pretty and pissy. It's like you're sucking up, when you give a basket. or you're re-gift giving. another unforgiveable.
Alexanderlouis said
on 1/15/2008 how about some crap that DOESNT involve a pretty basket, with pretty cookies and pretty jams? why not be creative? I wrapped a gift card and a sweet neclace like a rowing (crew) oar: using a square piece of cardboard and 2 leftover wrapping tubes. It rocked, and the girl loved the wrapping because she was a rower. think of the PERSONALITY, not what looks pretty and pissy. It's like you're sucking up, when you give a basket. or you're re-gift giving. another unforgiveable.
Anonymous said
on 8/8/2006 Take leftover scraps of wrapping paper and either stitch or sticky tape the pieces together to create a collage/patchwork effect. This can look very colorful and creative.