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Using Left Over Wrapping Paper

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Date: 12/22/2007 Topics: Christmas > Gift Wrapping | Craft Tips > Miscellaneous  
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Here's my favorite tip for left over "Xmas Print" wrapping paper: I sew and like to alter or make my own patterns so, my favorite "Christmas Left Over Tip" is to use left over Christmas wrapping paper for making patterns with. I just use the back side which is white to draw and cut out my patterns. The white back side of left over Christmas paper also works great for Kids to draw and color on.

By Cyinda from Near Seattle
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By Thrifty Me (Guest Post)
That is a great idea! I also like the ideas added by Ree 127. My daughter has used wrapping paper for origami, also.

Posted on 12/26/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse

By Ree 127 (60) Contact
Other ideas: glue paper to card stock to create holiday cards for next year; use paper for decoupage projects, like jars, boxes, etc., to put gifts in next year, or over plain ornament balls for ornaments with a hand-made flair.

Posted on 12/24/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse

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