Have a Group of Gifts? Try This Coordinated Gift Wrap Idea!
Supplies needed:
- Tape
- Scissors
- Solid Wrapping Paper
- Print Wrapping Paper
- Hot Glue
- Ribbons
- Trims
- Buttons
- Christmas Ball Ornament
Gift wrap instructions for coordinated group of gifts wrap idea:
Have a group of gifts to wrap? Coordinating them is a great way to create an exceptional presentation. Almost as special as the perfect gift. I started with six gift boxes that were all the same size. Then I selected two different wrapping papers, one white, and one patterned. Then I added different ribbons, trim, and embellishments. I just went through my craft box. And started playing around until I liked how they looked together.
On the first one I cut two 8-inch sections of bright pink mini pom poms trim. Then I glued them horizontally around the middle of the box, attaching the ends to the back of the box
On the second I used a pretty pink ribbon with a ruffle edge and glued it around the center of the box. Then I glued a sticker to the ribbon, right in the middle. If you don’t have a cute sticker you could easily make one with card stock and a simple stamp.
The third package was embellished with a simple ½” bright pink ribbon tied in a simple bow and glued to the corner of the box. I then hot glued a small pink glass ball, just peaking from under the bow.
I wrapped the fourth gift with scraps of ribbon that I had – one 5/8” wide piece of dark pink grosgrain ribbon and one 5/8” wide piece of light pink grosgrain ribbon. The last piece was also 5/8” wide and had a cute stitched edge. The three pieces are glued to the package, starting with the dark one first and stacking the light pink one on top of that and then the embellished one last. Such a beautifully wrapped gift.
On the next package I used small ¼” buttons, gluing a light pink one to the center to resemble the middle of a flower, and seven bright pink buttons around it, to fashion the petals. Then I added a ¼” bright pink ribbon, hot glued to the bottom of the button flower, then twisted and hot glued to the bottom of the box. A great way to add that special something.
The last package was wrapped with a beautiful narrow tulle and ribbon confection. I wrapped the ribbon around the center three times and then glued the ends to the back of the box. Then I added a jewel bauble that I had, but any gift toppers that you have would look great.
These creative gift-wrapping ideas take your gifting to the next level and would work for a little girl or a Christmas gift.
So lovely and fun. For a single person or a group gift.
