You may think you know how to wrap, but you could be wrong.
2. Use double-sided tape for professional-looking wrapping.
This way, you'll avoid unsightly tape lines on the outside of your gift.
3. Use a toilet paper roll to keep your paper from unraveling.
Just cut it down the middle and slip it on.
Get the directions here.
6. Cut out half a tree on plain paper for some multidimensional interest.
Get the instructions here.
7. (Or any other shape your lil' heart desires.)
Directions here.
8. A fork helps even the most clumsy tie neat little bows.
FInd out how here.
9. Don't have a bow? You can make one out of magazine pages.
Here is how.
10. Make a surprisingly easy bow out of paper.
11. Stamp on wooden spoons to make gift tags.
12. Use paint chips to spruce up gift tags.
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Directions here.
It looks hella stylish but takes basically no time or effort. Plus, it's reusable.
15. Store gift wrap, scissors, ribbons, and whatever else you need in a shower caddy.
bhg.com16. Use wire to store gift wrap out of the way by the ceiling.
Flickr: frankfarmInstead of letting it clutter up your floor. See how it's done here.
17. If you don't have gift tags, just print some out.
These adorable ones are available for free here.
19. Get the kinks out of ribbon with a flat iron.
Check out instructions here to avoid burning the ribbon/your whole house.
21. No paper on hand? Newsprint can still look great.
A little tape and twine ups the festivity factor times a million.
23. If all else fails, just draw on that ish.
Everyone will think you're adorbs.
Original article and pictures take www.buzzfeed.com site
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