I have really been drawn to simple wrapped packages this year. As my blog name shows, I like things that are simple! But that doesn’t mean the Christmas packages will be boring! Here are some great inspiration images for my packages this year…
I am leaning towards red and white wrapping this year. I am planning on using simple craft paper for the package and decorating it with amazing red ribbons and bows! Easy, but pretty!
I also plan to wrap some in brown craft paper and adorning them with a pretty ornament! I found some great ornaments on clearance at Cracker Barrel. I plan to use those! This is great, because the ornaments can be the additional gift- bows and ribbons just get thrown away.
Here’s another great present wrapped in craft paper. You could easily include a small evergreen branch from a tree in your yard, and call it a day!
I love the natural element of the twine. The candy cane adds a festive touch to an inexpensive paper bag!
Do you have some leftover fabric laying around from a DIY project? Use it to wrap a gift! I first saw this idea from Sarah Richardson in the newest HGTV magazine and fell in love!
This last idea might be my favorite! I also saw this idea in the newest HGTV magazine. {Has anyone else seen that spread? There are so many great tips to wrap presents in that issue!} There is no need for a name tag with this idea! I plan to develop pictures in black and white and use them as name tags!
Elizabeth @ The Little Black Door says
Always a fan of the craft paper, and I love the white and red!
Nancy says
Great ideas! I love the last one too and how personal it is..
xo Nancy
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michele says
you have so many fabulous ideas!
hope you will find a moment to stop by and enter a giveaway i am hosting for followers (i hope you win!):
http://hellolovelyinc.blogspot.com/2012/12/personalized-lovely-giveaway.html
happy weekend to you!
michele
Jen of MadeByGirl says
love holiday packaging ideas!
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Sixty-Fifth Avenue says
all wonderful ideas! I'm going with brown craft paper again this year with a sprinkle of ornaments and fresh greens.
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