Monday, May 23, 2011

Gift Wrapping

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I love it but usually only do it at Christmas.  With a pile of graduation and wedding gifts to wrap, I'm thinking a gift wrapping station could really motivate me to create fancy packages.
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 This is one of my favorite blogs. 

Sande does amazing work and also owns a gift wrapping shop. (Adding this one to the B List!)
A Gift Wrapped Life
A Gift Wrapped Life

I usually take the lazy way out and use gift bags.
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Which do you prefer?
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Wrapped gift?
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Or gift bag?

48 comments:

  1. Hello,

    Love gift wrapping and these photos are fabulous!


    ~ Gabriela ~

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  2. I am dreaming of a craft room with a wrapping station. Especially one that is as beautiful as the pics you shared! Thanks for sharing "A Gift Wrapped Life"! I haven't seen her before, but WOW!
    Lacy

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  3. I wish I was better at wrapping gifts....so the gift bag is usually my route. Loved the photos!!

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  4. Hi! I definitely go the gift bag route...but I do love a wrapped present with a huge, beautiful bow. Hope you had a great weekend...~Ann

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  5. Hello sweet lady,
    I almost always use gift bags, but I would absolutely love to receive one gift wrapped in some gorgeous paper and a flower on top.
    Hugs, Cindy

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  6. Hi Tammy, I usually prefer to wrap gifts, I like making them special. Sometimes I simply make the gift the wrap too such as a pretty cream pitcher full of flowers then I add a pretty tag with a key, or sea shell. Love the vintage wrap with the bird's nest, so special.

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  7. Oh, Tammy, what beautifully wrapped gifts/ideas. I, too, have been slack in using bags but love creating pretty gifts. Never thought of a work station, but these are nifty ...

    Have a lovely week ~
    TTFN ~
    Marydon

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  8. Oh yes, I have been following Gift Wraped Life too. I love her blog. Get's me all excited to see such wonderful wrappings and I did use one of her design's when I sent a book to my niece in Texas...she loved her package..I know I would..

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  9. Those gifts look amazing to me Id love to get one like any of those!
    KAT

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  10. Oh to have such a beautiful place to create such beautiful packages.

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  11. I love wrapping gifts! I have always wanted a gift wrapping station. The closest thing I have is a hanging ribbon bar and a ribbon box. Someday!

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  12. I am so green with envy over those gift wrap stations.
    I usually go with a container of sorts and pile stuff in it then wrap it up with patterned cellophane.
    I recently did one for a friends 50th. that started with a 2 1/2 foot tall margarita glass. Imagine what went into that package.

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  13. Hi Tammy
    WOW!!! Can I have any one of the rooms above?? I wish I had something like that at my home :(
    I'm with you, I do the gift bag and then some tissue paper. However after seeing this post and looking at Sande's site. I think I'm going to try making an effort:)
    Have a wonderful week buddy:)
    hugs
    Manni

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  14. It's fun to get a gift all wrapped in pretty paper! I know our grandkids LOVE to open presents so we try to wrap theirs! ♥

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  15. Oh I prefer a gift wrapped box. gift bags are pretty, but it is nicer to have to rip something apart to get at it!!

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  16. Oh a wrapped gift for sure!!! In the new house I want ot have a little spot for wrapping gifts in my little office area. It doesn't take much effort to make a more special . A little PRETTIER.
    Great post~
    Have a pretty day!
    Kristin

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  17. This makes me want to buy a gift for someone! Beautiful places to wrap and beautiful wrapping! I prefer wrapped! :)
    Debbie

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  18. Tammy, I've always dreamed of having a gift wrap center. I'm guilty of using gift bags, but really prefer gift wrap. I like to wrap gifts in unexpected papers or textiles. Depends on how much time I have. I'm often last minute. LOL
    Love the blog, A Gift Wrapped Life. ~ Sarah

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  19. Cute little wrapping places, Maybe if I had such a place I might enjoy wrapping presents. One thing I like to use for wrapping paper is old calendar pages (if the present is small enough, or I put two pages together). Everybody likes it and if you are one to write on your calendar, the inside of the wrap can be quite interesting.

    I have to give a disclaimer about my beach post ... that lineup of old folks watching the sunset is not us --- I'm not quite that old yet! Smiling!

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  20. I'd love a sweet little spot to wrap up my goodies. The best part of the gift is the wrapping ~ at least for me. Sande is so clever with her creations. I don't think I'd be able to open the gift for fear of ruining such beauty.

    Jo

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  21. Hi Tammy,
    Oh I would so love a nice gift wrapping station where I can keep all of my stuff organized. I love to wrap gifts but have found of late that since I don't really have the proper place to do it I just seem to wrap gifts in whatever paper I find. My favorite wrap would have to be brown packaging paper. One Christmas I wrapped all of the gifts with this and tied them in raffia and burlap. What a pretty presentation it made!
    Marianne :)

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  22. One of my friends has a gift wrapping station and she loves it! It would be nice to have a designated area for that. I like wrapped packages....but have to say that most of the time I do gift bags because it's so much easier....but I try to make sure they are very very pretty...lots of tissue and ribbon. At Christmas though....it's all packages unless I have a gift that I will only fit in a bag.

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  23. It would be beyond wonderful to have a space like that. Creating anything is a challenge when you don't have a designated space to work. I do a little of both, sometimes a gift bag sometimes a wrapped gift. But I don't come close to those gorgeous packages. I have to go check out that site, so I can have another creative obsession LOL...Just what I need.

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  24. A gift-wrapping station/room....wouldn't that be a dream come true?? It's right next to my 500 square foot closet.


    Kelly

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  25. In my youth, I worked at JC Penney and Macy's where I learned how to wrap gifts professionally. It truly is an art form but I usually just use a bag these days.

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  26. Hi Beatrice, Of the two ways I think is necessary, but I prefer the shell, the presentations are much more beautiful and elaborate. I had gifts that day expected to open, just for the beauty of the wrappers! ja, ja, ja, Greetings, Rose Marie

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  27. Lovely photos, and for me... just a surprise! How fun it would be to have a corner and a table just for gift-wrapping and not just at Christmas!

    I prefer wrapped gifts for giving to add a special touch (I learned from my aunt as a child)...

    Bises,
    Genie

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  28. I love gift wrapped the best. I had every intention of having a nice gift wrap room, you know, like Martha Stewart, but I still haven't done it! ;D

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  29. Gift wrapping is so fun. These photos remind me of when we helped our cousin at the drygood store wrapping presents before the big Christmas party. Love those memories!

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  30. Thank you so much for the most lovely mention Tammy! And wonderful to meet you and your gorgeous blog this way. You did pick a few of my personal favorites too. Though I think there are wonderful gift bags in the market, I just adore a boxed gift. Again............thank you. XO

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  31. That is a little slice of heaven. To have one tiny nook with your wrapping supplies would be grand. I love to see orderly supplies in a display, that must come from my obession with ribbon and paper.
    Kathy

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  32. It's funny how gift rapping is in a way a art. The right bow makes all the difference. Your cat likes to sit on the stool chair. Does she or he jump on there?

    -Zane of ontario honey

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