Thread: Wrapping??

A bad wrapping job proves that you've taken the time to do it yourself. It's a sign of care and attention

Originally Posted by FiReSTaRT

A bad wrapping job proves that you've taken the time to do it yourself. It's a sign of care and attention

I agree with you as well, more so in fact.
Honestly I don't know anyone who be be
upset over a poorly wrapped gift. Myself
included.


Terry

For years I've survived on "Christmas Bags" which came in a variety of sizes. They were especially handy for those odd shaped items. Stick in the gift, seal up the end, stick on a bow...instant present. They came in festive patterns and were handier than a self-honing razor! Well, the supply ran out.

RT

My wrapping is strictly functional, i.e. it covers the object so you can't see it. I have been known to wrap christmas presents in 'happy birthday' paper without noticing, well I guess it shows an individual touch.

I and I don't go for fancy swing tags either, a medium permanent black marker pen is perfectly adequate.

And I thought this was going to be a post about "wrap" music. Go figure!

Originally Posted by Iwan

My wrapping is strictly functional, i.e. it covers the object so you can't see it. I have been known to wrap christmas presents in 'happy birthday' paper without noticing, well I guess it shows an individual touch.

Birthday paper is appropriate.

Rick

I would be in big trouble without gift bags....well I guess I could ask my wife to wrap her own presents without telling her....


Jordan

Sorry, I can't offer any help - all my presents are wrapped like a bag of chips!
(Appologies to everyone outside the UK as you wont know what I mean!)