Using Fabric for Wrapping Paper
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Using Fabric for Wrapping Paper
I just had to share. I have never used fabric for wrapping paper before but I couldn't find any cute wrapping paper in Hobby Lobby last week, but I did find some cute fabric. Light bulb moment. I ended up sewing the fabric up at each spot where I would normally tape paper with some big stitches in contrasting thread. These are for DD's birthday in November. Halloween is one of her favorite days and she loves dogs. Dog and cats in Halloween costumes. So much fun.
This was so easy to do and something I will probably use a lot more in the future.
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This was so easy to do and something I will probably use a lot more in the future.
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Great fabric and solution to your problem.
A number of years ago I made a variety of reusable bags out of Christmas fabrics. Just simple large envelopes really with drawstrings. Now we find a bag that fits the gift and then just reuse the bags within the family.
I like Dunster's idea of the pillowcase. I did that once for a Halloween gift, of course I had to use glow in the dark fabric.
A number of years ago I made a variety of reusable bags out of Christmas fabrics. Just simple large envelopes really with drawstrings. Now we find a bag that fits the gift and then just reuse the bags within the family.
I like Dunster's idea of the pillowcase. I did that once for a Halloween gift, of course I had to use glow in the dark fabric.
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Such cute fabric! This post reminded me of when we were doing the project of the month. Back in Feb 2014 we did a pillowcase with drawstring and pocket to hold a card. I only made one and used it for a baby quilt my DH took to Germany. Here is a link back to the original thread. 1-February-2014 Project of the Month, Gift Bag Pillowcase
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