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Are you incapable of wrapping presents without the help of your mother, or the help of an elf? It’s okay. We’re here for you.
When your Sellotape is on the ceiling and your ribbon wrapped round your legs, we suggest you get organised before embarking on your wrappathon. For the professional wrapper, use a shower caddy to organise your paper, scissors, tape, ribbons, bows, and any other things you may need. This works a dream for Christmas!
An oldie but a goldie. Ironing boards are the ultimate wrapping platform…it also means you get to do your wrapping in front of the TV. Pair this with the shower caddy tips and you’ve basically opened up a rival to Santa’s workshop.
Keep a few loo rolls aside to keep any extra wrapping paper organised. Slip the roll around opened wrapping paper to stop it unravelling. This one will save your life at Christmas. We can already see the headlines “The loo roll that saved Christmas”…
Wrapping presents wouldn’t be so difficult if you weren’t constantly on the quest to find the end of the Sellotape. Even worse? When the tape splits down the centre *shudders*. The solution? Tip your tape with a peg, a paper clip, or even a bit of card.
Had enough of trying to tie the perfect bow? We suggest putting down the ribbon and picking up the paintbrush. Paint a simple bow on plain paper for a unique take on bows. Super cute for the super stupid …thoughtful.
If the painted bow is too simple, or you’re wrapping for kids, tie some string around a bag of sweets to create a bow that nobody can refuse. A present before the present? Genius.
If you’ve made it to the end of this blog post and you’re still not clued up on how to create a gift good enough to give, we suggest you head to our website and let us do the hard work for you. We have bags and boxes you can personalise with whatever you like, from incriminating photos to drunken one liners, the ideal wrapping shortcut.
We even have a decent selection of gifts for you to pop in your bags, honestly, we’re really good at this whole gifting thing.
