Thread: Christmas Gift Wrapping

Originally Posted by pdcakm

does that mean we are supposed to wrap the gifts? thought i would just leave them in the bags they came in so it will be easier to return them after christmas. i have two young teen granddaughters.

I can relate to this! I reached the point a couple years ago of not even bothering to take the tags off, put the receipt and store bag right in the box. BTW, I just finished all the wrapping this morning!! Now on to the candy making!

Originally Posted by clem55

Originally Posted by pdcakm

does that mean we are supposed to wrap the gifts? thought i would just leave them in the bags they came in so it will be easier to return them after christmas. i have two young teen granddaughters.

I can relate to this! I reached the point a couple years ago of not even bothering to take the tags off, put the receipt and store bag right in the box. BTW, I just finished all the wrapping this morning!! Now on to the candy making!

Good for you...just started. I hope to have some time next week to do some baking before the kids come...probably just cookies.

I used my rotary cutter too, but to cut fabric. I made reusable fabric gift bags out of Christmas fabric.

Originally Posted by dellareya

I have one rotary cutter I use just for paper. It clearly says "PAPER" on it.

That is what I do also!!

great idea

I do that, too. When I pulled out my wrapping supplies I realized I hadn't kept up wiht making my Christmas gift bags very well. I try to buy fabric after Christmas when it's on sale. Going to try to get into my sewing room tomorrow and work on some. Merry Christmas to everyone on the board!