We loved Ryan's DIY bike rack wall for its innovative solution for storing two bikes while saving space. For the same reason, Helana's wrapping paper storage solution is one to imitate for its novel concept...
Helena takes a bike rack in the closet and uses it to store her supply of wrapping paper. Utilizing the area just beneath a shelf is a great way to think vertically and occupy wasted space. We love that the rolls are visually accessible and easy to grab when wrapping a last minute gift. Helena also puts to use the bottom bar as a spot to hang gift bags filled with bows and other necessities for wrapping presents.
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Great idea. Some S hooks would make the bag easier to take on and off.
How much wrapping paper does one person need? Looks very messy to me.
I keep a stash of gift bags and tissue paper that I've found on sale or have received with gifts or in my shopping.
I prefer giftbags to giftwrap because it's easier, less time consuming, takes up less room for storage and I'm reusing something that would otherwise just end up in landfill.
I really love this idea, as opposed to the standard wrapping paper bins. I just wish I had a closet with enough space to set this up!
And in my case, one needs an endless supply of wrapping paper. What, I'm supposed to wrap all presents the same? I think not!
I use gift bags for everything....and only buy them as I need them. This idea is great for people who do use gift wrap through out the year or save Christmas paper from year to year.