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How to Pack Away Christmas Decorations
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How to Pack Ball Christmas Ornaments
Using Gift Boxes to Pack Christmas Decorations
Wrapping White Christmas Ornaments
Packing White Christmas Ornaments
Packing Red Christmas Ornaments
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How to Pack Away Nutcrackers
Tips for Packing Nutcrackers Away
How to Pack a Christmas Manger
How to Pack Nativity Figures
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How to Store Christmas Decorations
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Summary: Learn how to pack away Christmas nativity figures from a lifestyle expert in this free video on home organization and storage.
Karina Fraley is a safety expert and the official mom for mommywood.com. In addition to her work for Expert Village, she is also working on a documentary about food allergies, as well...read more
"Hi! I'm Karina Fraley for Expert Village and today I'm showing you how to pack your decorations away for next Christmas. I'm going to pack away my little figurines. Again, I'm going to be using bubble wrap for these because these are extra delicate and extra special. You just get a roll, whatever size you need for whatever it is that you're wrapping. This actually is double layer, so I can go ahead and put my little figurine in there. Then I'm going to go ahead and just take my scissors and cut a piece. I'm actually going to make mine a little bigger right there. Just cut it. Then you just go ahead and roll it up. That's going to be nice and secure. Then just go with the next one. I'm going to do the baby Jesus next. This baby Jesus is well loved in my family. My kids like to keep it next to their night tables during Christmas. It's a lot of fun. Again, just take your piece, measure how much bubble wrap you want, cut it, and it really couldn't be easier. If you have any leftover, obviously the kids love to go ahead and play popping these. I recommend always having a little bit of bubble wrap lying around. I'm going to finish wrapping these in a minute. My going to take these guys out of here. Then this is going to go right back into the original box that it came in. This is really the best way to pack this away. It has some Styrofoam in there. It's going to be well protected, and because it is so neatly packed and so tightly packed in there, it's actually a great place for me to go ahead and put my figurines in there. Then everything's going to be in one spot. I'm going to go ahead and finish this up and I'll see you at the next clip with another tip."
eHow Article: How to Pack Nativity Figures
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