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Wrapping gifts is a centuries old tradition, though cloth or silk was once used before paper became commonly available for the same purpose. Do you wrap your gifts? Do you have a Christmas wrapping party for your family and friends?
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I have done a few different things to save money.
I have used newspaper for gift wrapping before. What is most fun I find is (if you have kids or pets), go and purchase a BIG roll of paper and lay it outside. Get some water based paints, and have them put their hand, feet and/or paw prints ALL over the paper in different colors. Let it dry, then save the paper for Christmas.
[quote]I have done a few different things to save money.
I have used newspaper for gift wrapping before. What is most fun I find is (if you have kids or pets), go and purchase a BIG roll of paper and lay it outside. Get some water based paints, and have them put their hand, feet and/or paw prints ALL over the paper in different colors. Let it dry, then save the paper for Christmas. :):):):)[/quote]
This is a really fun idea. And, we might try this one out.
My daughter loves illustrating and drawing. I'm sure she would have a good time drawing on the paper. :)
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This is a really fun idea. And, we might try this one out.
My daughter loves illustrating and drawing. I'm sure she would have a good time drawing on the paper.
I would like to know how to make paper mashee (not sure how to spell that one...lol) I think that would be another fun activity. To mold and shape, then colour or paint
[quote]This is a really fun idea. And, we might try this one out.
My daughter loves illustrating and drawing. I'm sure she would have a good time drawing on the paper. :)[/quote]
Even if you use the roll of paper to draw all over and colour it. It's encouraging the creative side and you're having fun and bonding. I really enjoy it :) I would like to know how to make paper mashee (not sure how to spell that one...lol) I think that would be another fun activity. To mold and shape, then colour or paint :)
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I have used newspaper for gift wrapping before. What is most fun I find is (if you have kids or pets), go and purchase a BIG roll of paper and lay it outside. Get some water based paints, and have them put their hand, feet and/or paw prints ALL over the paper in different colors. Let it dry, then save the paper for Christmas.
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