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Always wrap on a clean, hard surface, like a kitchen table. Should your table be full of holiday baking, eat those cookies. But men, please, no drinking directly from the milk carton. |
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Consider wrapping gift in tissue paper first. This provides some cushioning and adds an element of surprise. |
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Pick attractive gift wrap. If in doubt as to what constitutes
attractive gift wrap, consider a plaid (our personal favourite). |
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Tape gift wrap onto box. Use Scotch® GiftWrap Tape, which disappears on most giftwrap papers. OR To really impress, and for a change of pace, try Scotch® Double Sided tape. Apply one side to box and apply gift wrap to adhesive strip for that professional Martha Who? look.
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Invert gift and calculate where to trim gift wrap for full coverage. |
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Trim gift wrap and tape over bottom edge already taped to box. Dont skimp with the Scotch® tape-you-know-who will always try to peek. |
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Rotate gift by 90°. Fold in horizontal edges of gift wrap to cover sides of gift. Tape into place. |
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Make triangles from remaining gift wrap on top and bottom edges. Fold in and tape on both edges. |
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Repeat above step for other side of gift. |
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Write something thoughtful on the gift card and tape it to wrapped package. |
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Last but not least, affix ribbons, bows or other adornments. |
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Youre done! And so is this section. Move onto Shipping Ideas or choose another of our lovely plaid pages. |