Wrapping gifts is probably the funnest part of gift giving for me, so I thought I’d share how I wrapped some gifts for Christmas. I wanted to wait until after I gave these gifts before putting them up on here, so we’re in the clear now ;). At best, I hope it serves as some inspiration for your own, last minute gift wrapping.
You can see I kept my wrapping very simple this year. Maybe it’s because I generally love keeping things simple, and maybe it’s because I didn’t have a lot of time. Which one was it? A little bit of both, but regardless I’m really loving the way all the wrapping turned out.
Ok, all except for this one. I love the gold deer wrapping paper, but the oddly shaped object turned out to make for a really awkward and slightly sloppy wrapping job. I struggled with this one and don’t even remember how I did it. Still, I love the combination of the gold with the green ribbon and will be wrapping some remaining gifts for family members this way. Those gifts are in boxes, which will be much easier to wrap, thankfully.
This I love. It’s my favorite and I have a feeling it might be your favorite, too. The polka dot craft wrapping paper first made an appearance on my Thanksgiving table and I’m SO glad I got it, especially since I wasn’t even thinking about using it for wrapping at that time. The polka dot ribbon was a must and I love how it looks with the larger polka dots on the wrapping paper.
I came across these cylindrical boxes at Target and couldn’t leave without them. They are so cute and chic, and most of all, re-usable. Me and decorative boxes, guys. I love them. I cut out the gift tags from some card stock I had and tied them on with green ribbon. I didn’t do anything to the gold polka dot tags, but for the other ones I applied a strip of black and white washi tape at the bottom.
I got a few of these boxes for my friends, the white ones for the girls and the black ones for the guys. Want to see what I put inside?
For the girls, I monogrammed cups using the same method here but used silkscreen stencils this time around. I filled each cup with shredded tissue paper and gold foil (a wonderful dollar store find, by the way) and on top of it put a bottle of nail polish tied with the same polka dot ribbon from before.
I filled their boxes with an assortment of mini “spirits”. Aren’t they adorable?? I know y’all love that Jager.
Hope you guys enjoyed this. I really enjoyed wrapping and gifting it all :).
Have a very Merry Christmas, everyone!
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Great ideas! I love the monogrammed mugs. As the Mom of a twenty something year old son, he would love the Jager. I’m sharing this on my FB page as everyone needs more giftwrapping ideas.
Merry Christmas!
Dana
Love your giftwrap! It looks so classy! Especially the polka dot wrapping paper with the navy ribbon, as you guessed that is my favorite :) That monogrammed mug is perfection! What did you use for the paint?
Simple & Clean
Love it all!! I need that gold mug without a doubt! With an L too.
I love those cylindrical boxes and I love what you filed them with. Such a cute idea! Have a wonderful holiday, Amy!
Great gift wrapping ideas. I agree that they really do look classy. Each one looks like a very special gift. I would be proud to give them to my friends and family.
Love it!! Thanks for sharing with us <3
Cute! Love the gold version of your mug!
I love all of these and you share in my love for simple and classic gifts and wrapping. I found the kraft with white polka dot paper at HomeGoods and isn’t it the best paper!! Love this post and your blog!
Weird request, but I’m desperate: do you still have any of the gold and white gift boxes remaining? If so, would you be willing to sell me one? A wife’s happiness is at stake. Thanks!
Hi Erik! Unfortunately I do not, but they were from Target and I do remember seeing them there a few weeks ago! You might want to swing by one and see if they’re still there. Good luck!