Take paper bags from trash to treasure by using them as your holiday wrapping paper. Up-cycle your grocery and lunch bags and add little embellishments such as buttons, ribbon, leftover scraps of paper and fabric, and paper doilies.
Here are our ideas for easy, inexpensive, and green present-wrapping:
With a sharpie marker and your best handwriting, write festive holiday words onto a paper sack; wrap the present in the paper sack and tie with a black ribbon.
Tear strips of leftover fabric scraps into long pieces; scrunch up and sew the fabric in a straight line, then tie around a present.
Fold a simple doily over the top of a bag; trim the sides, and add a tag.
Accordion fold a piece of colored paper and glue or staple the inside edges together to form a half circle; repeat with another piece of paper to form a circle; glue the two halves together at the ends and embellish the center with a button.
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and for more gift wrap ideas see our posts from last week linked below
Didn't Fox T.V. have a Xmas Day party for the children of the staff? I saw it here in Fla. on t.v. with Fox & Friends and they all had their kids on I was likoong for your girls. P.S. Make your own wrapping paper. Use paper bags/crayons/glitter/stick-on decorations and the girls can do it. A new' Xmas tradition.[]