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Wrap Gifts with Household Leftovers
Posted by Gina Trapani at 5:00 AM on December 19, 2007
Crafty do-it-yourselfer John Boak uses anything and everything he's got around the house to wrap holiday gifts: from those fake plastic credit cards you get in the mail (pictured), to packing foam to catalogs, newspapers and bag handles. Don't miss the gallery of gorgeous gift-wrapped packages which will make you ditch your recycling bin and hold onto every bit of colorful paper that comes into your life next year.
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Deprong Mori
Posted 1:40 PM 18/12/07
They have some nice ideas, but the credit card one is tacky beyond belief. Good for someone with a perverted sense of humor though.
Deprong Mori
jeffeb3
Posted 3:26 PM 18/12/07
DAM Denver Art Museum reference, nice.
An leftovers sounds like food. I thought you meant turkey, or cranberry sauce at first...
jeffeb3
JSDavis82
Posted 3:12 PM 18/12/07
I featured Wrap Art in a post about 5 creative ways to wrap Christmas presents without wrapping paper on my blog, The Fun Times Guide to Living Green yesterday!
They truly have some AWESOME ideas there!
JSDavis82
mahalie
Posted 2:51 PM 18/12/07
That does look crazy...not sure how I'd feel about getting it. I always like the paper grocery bag or comics look. I've had a roll of architectural drawings I've used for years. Plans on one side, white on the other. Sometimes I draw or paint the white side. Ppl rave, they have no idea how cheap, er, enviro friendly I am!
mahalie
The random art of wrapping on core77.com's design blog
Posted 8:53 AM 20/12/07
The random art of wrapping on core77.com's design blog