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Uses for Wrapping Paper

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Date: 11/13/2006 Topics: Craft Tips > Recycled Crafts | Readers Request > Recycling  
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What are some uses for leftover Christmas paper?

Emily from Greenwood, SC
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Post By Catherine (Guest Post) (11/20/2006)
glue or tape to outside of boxes, then pack ornaments and other holiday items. you'll
be able to find your seasonal items that much
faster next year.
glue or tape on shoe boxes for decorative storage.
Enjoy the holidays!


Post By wordswork (Guest Post) (11/15/2006)
Here are directions for a very neat tree ornament
http://www.thriftyfun.com/tf54541769.tip.html

Cheers,
Rose Anne


Post by EmilyinSC (1) | (11/15/2006)
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Thanks for the ideas for using wrapping paper. I need to get busy and try some of these!
Warm wishes from SC
Emily


Post By Jennifer (Guest Post) (11/15/2006)
Just use the opposite "white"side and decorate as you please for any occasion gift.


Post By (Guest Post) (11/14/2006)
Run thru a paper shredder and use it in the bottom of gift baskets next year.


Post by Persnickety Paula (321) | (11/14/2006)
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Emily, I remember my grandma saving all of her wrapping paper to reuse the next year! I think that some of the papers that I have seen would be pretty enough to frame or cover with clear laminate and make placemats from it. I had paper that had country looking angels on it, I cut out the angels and used a glue stick to apply them to white cardstock and made cards for the next Christmas. I also reuse cards by cutting them into gift tags or cutting out the pictures on the front and glue them to cardstock to make new cards. You could use the paper for decoupage and cover just about anything like boxes, paper lamp shades, or book covers. I used wrapping paper in my living room to cover all the pictures on my walls and tied them with pretty bows so they all looked like presents. I don't decorate too much at Christmas, so the presents on the wall really looked festive!


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