Simple Vintage Christmas Gift Wrapping Ideas

Simple Vintage Christmas Gift Wrapping Ideas

Sharing some Simple Vintage Christmas Gift Wrapping Ideas that is inexpensive | Full tutorial | www.raggedy-bits.com

I know sometimes the idea of wrapping all of your Christmas presents can seem so daunting. I’m one of those weird people who actually love it. So I thought that I would share with you some  Simple Vintage Christmas Gift Wrapping Ideas. Not expensive and using materials that you can find around your home.

Simple Vintage Christmas Gift Wrapping Ideas

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Supplies needed:

 

This is just a list of things that I had in my craft room but it can most definitely be adapted to what you have available. Use any sort of greenery from your garden.

Handy Hint: When using greenery it’s best to leave that to the last day or so. This just keeps it nice and vibrant before you give your gift. Just complete as much as you can before step 4.

Rosemary Wreath Gift Wrap

Sharing some Simple Vintage Christmas Gift Wrapping Ideas that is inexpensive | Full tutorial | www.raggedy-bits.com

 

Step 1 – Wrap all of your pressies in brown kraft paper. Think of it as your canvas to go to town with your creativity. Cut a strip of ribbon to go around the present. Fasten down with the scrapbook tape at the back.

Sharing some Simple Vintage Christmas Gift Wrapping Ideas that is inexpensive | Full tutorial | www.raggedy-bits.com

Step 3 – Tie a bow in the same ribbon. Either print out the names or use letter stamps on paper and cut out to make name tags.

Sharing some Simple Vintage Christmas Gift Wrapping Ideas that is inexpensive | Full tutorial | www.raggedy-bits.com

Step 4 – Using the Rosemary sprigs make a circle and glue the ends together. Glue to the present on the ribbon strip. Then glue the bow and the name tag.

Doiley Gift Wrapping Idea

You can keep this style very simple or add a Christmas Stamp to jazz it up.

Sharing some Simple Vintage Christmas Gift Wrapping Ideas that is inexpensive | Full tutorial | www.raggedy-bits.com

 

Step 1 – After wrapping your present in Kraft Paper attach the doily the centre using scrapbooking tape. Tie around some jute and you’re done!

Sharing some Simple Vintage Christmas Gift Wrapping Ideas that is inexpensive | Full tutorial | www.raggedy-bits.com

OR before tieing on your jute you can use a Christmas Stamp and stamp in the centre. Another idea is to use letter stamps and put the person’s name on the doily instead.

Vintage Snowman Tag Gift Wrapping Idea

Sharing some Simple Vintage Christmas Gift Wrapping Ideas that is inexpensive | Full tutorial | www.raggedy-bits.com

 

Step 1 – Make up a few of my Vintage Snowman Tags.

 

Sharing some Simple Vintage Christmas Gift Wrapping Ideas that is inexpensive | Full tutorial | www.raggedy-bits.com

Step 2 –  Using your scrap material tie around your parcel to form a bow. I also cut a piece of jute the same as the material and had it on the outside of the material to add a bit of texture. Attach your snowman tag and some pip berries and pine sprigs.

Sharing some Simple Vintage Christmas Gift Wrapping Ideas that is inexpensive | Full tutorial | www.raggedy-bits.com

There you have some simple ways to add that little something extra to your gift wrapping this Christmas!

Happy Wrapping!


Don’t have time to make now? Be sure to PIN for later 🙂

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12 comments

    1. Aww Michelle! If you lived closer I would make that happen but with something special in it to show how grateful I am of meeting you through blogging!! Thank you for your sweet kind words! Merry Christmas to you and your family!

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