1. Scrap Fabric + Trimmings
Japanese Fabric Scrap Bag, Imagine Fabric via Etsy $8.50
Ric Rac, Create for Less $8
2. Washi Tape + Kraft Paper
Red Star Japanese Washi Tape, Pretty Tape via Etsy $4.50
Kraft Paper Roll, 48' x 200', Amazon $25
3. Map Pages + Luggage Tag
Vintage Road Maps , Yellow Cab Vintage via Etsy $3 for 10
Kraft Luggage Tags, Yellow Owl Bot via Etsy $7 for 50
4. Dishtowel + Kitchen Twine
Christmas Deer Dishtowel, Oh, Little Rabbit via Supermarket $8
Bakers Twine, Crate and Barrel $8
5. Burlap + Jute
Natural Burlap, Amazon $5 yard
Jute Twine, Amazon $3
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Awesome ideas! This helped me think a little outside of my normal wrapping paper or newspaper approach.
It's all about recycling your saved up paper grocery bags. You just have to pay for tape and curling ribbon (which is obscenely cheap) - under $5 to wrap gifts for 25+ people? Yes please!
any chance we could see some pictures of a few finished projects? i have a ton of fabric scraps, but am not sure how to use them as wrapping.
thanks!!
I always enjoy making my own wrapping paper. :-D
In a pinch I've used plain white tissue paper and a bingo marker. Polka dots, anyone?
This is great as everyone sews in JA. Affordable! Many thanks!