The holidays are fast approaching, and if you’re anything like me, you always leave Christmas wrapping to the last minute.
I’ve been buying gifts for weeks already, but just haven’t had the time to wrap the giant pile of presents sitting around my place. But once I got started, I realized I didn’t have any gift bags for the oddly-shaped presents.
Fortunately, I discovered a way to get the beautiful gift bag of your dreams — without having to buy one! Instead, you can use your collection of cute wrapping paper, and this clever folding tutorial to make your very own, personalized printed gift bags.
You'll never want to buy another bag again after seeing how easy it is to make one yourself.
Gift-giving is one of my favorite parts of the holiday season — along with the cozy sweater weather, time spent with family, and christmas cookies, of course!
My family loves planning and plotting to get each other the perfect gifts; even though we're across the country, there are always plenty of sneaky phone conversations about what my mom, dad, or brother is wishing for.
Of course, once you've procured the perfect gift, you have to have the perfect wrapping job to go along with it, right? How else are you supposed to get your loved one excited about your stellar gift-giving abilities other than with a pretty little parcel that begs to be opened?
Sometimes, though, you need a good gift bag, especially if you are gifting something like a big fuzzy sweater or a cozy blanket.
Now with this useful wrapping paper hack, I only have to buy a few tubes of wrapping paper to satisfy all of my wrapping needs! These adorable DIY bags will absolutely make your loved ones' day!
Gift bags are the perfect workaround, and it’s so useful to know how you can make a simple one with the wrapping paper you probably already have around the house.
Check out the video instructions below on how to make these clever wrapping paper bags — they will definitely make your holidays and gift wrapping a little jollier. And don't forget to SHARE this cool idea with other wrapping friends on Facebook.
