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3 Ways to Wrap Oddly Shaped Gifts

By Matthew Lynch
December 1, 2023
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Introduction:

Gift-giving is a beloved tradition, but finding the perfect present is only half the battle. Once you’ve picked out something special, you need to wrap it in a way that looks just as impressive. Wrapping oddly-shaped gifts can be a challenge, but with a few clever techniques, you can make your unique presents look picture-perfect. Here are three creative ways to wrap oddly shaped gifts and make a lasting impression on your loved ones.

1. Use fabric gift wrap:

Fabric gift wraps are not only eco-friendly but also perfect for wrapping gifts of various shapes and sizes. You can use scarves, tea towels, or large pieces of fabric to create beautiful and unique gift wraps for your oddly-shaped presents.

How-to:

– Lay the fabric out flat with the right side (the printed or colorful side) facing down.

– Place the gift in the center of the fabric.

– Bring opposite corners of the fabric together and tie them in a tight knot.

– Take the remaining two corners and tie them together over the first knot, making sure that everything is secure.

2. Create a gift bag:

For those awkwardly shaped items that won’t quite fit in traditional wrapping paper, creating a custom gift bag using decorative paper or even wallpaper remnants is an excellent solution.

How-to:

– Cut a piece of paper large enough so that it can fold around your oddly shaped gift.

– Fold one edge of the paper over itself, leaving enough space for your gift within the bag.

– Add double-sided tape along the folded edge and press firmly onto the opposite side to create the bag’s seam.

– Place your gift inside and fold over the top edge before punching holes and threading through ribbon to close off the top securely.

3. Make a DIY box:

Creating custom boxes lets you transform any odd shape into an easy-to-wrap rectangle or square. Using sturdy cardboard or cardstock, you can create a tailor-made box that perfectly accommodates your unique gift.

How-to:

– Measure the dimensions of your gift and cut out the necessary pieces of cardboard to form a box around it.

– Assemble the box using strong adhesive or clear tape, making sure to leave one side open for inserting your gift.

– Place your gift inside and close the remaining flap, sealing with more adhesive or tape.

– Finally, wrap your box with wrapping paper or decorate it as desired.

Conclusion:

No matter how unique or oddly shaped your gift may be, there’s always a solution for making it look beautifully wrapped and ready to surprise someone special. By using fabric wraps, creating a custom gift bag, or making a DIY box, you can ensure that your presents will always look polished and impressive. With these creative techniques under your belt, you’ll have no trouble tackling even the most challenging of gift shapes.

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