With Christmas round the corner, hopefully most of your gifts have already been bought and all that’s left now it’s wrapping them and marking who should be opening them.
With our Christmas themed collections, there are plenty of options on how to make the piles of goodies under the tree beautiful and colourful.
Ava Gavloski used Farmhouse Christmas as a base for the gift bags and gift tags.
Vintage gift tag
Vintage organic gift tags are center stage on any solid colored gift box. The presentation is remarkably luscious.
Tattered Angels Simply Sheer – Rose Leaf
7gypsies – Architextures 8×8 pad
7gypsies – Santa’s Journey Collection: Santa’s Trunk paper
7gypsies- American Vintage Mixed Media Pad
Cheese cloth, Gesso
DecoArt- Metallic Lustre, Rose Gold
Dimensional foam tape adhesive
Seam binding ribbon
Personal paper trimmer
Westcott Brand scissors
Distress tool, Paint brush
Wooden skewer, Hot glue gun
Take a wooden skewer and roll some pattern paper. Once paper is massaged to curl, roll and then adhere with hot glue. Remove stick and trim paper tube to size.
Cut length of seam binding, place in plastic bag and spray Simply Sheer Rose Leaf onto binding and massage till it’s saturated. Hang seam binding till dry.
Cut wire from roll and thread wire through burlap fringe length. Secure wire to back of floret.
Ink ridges of flower and adhere pearl to centre of flower.
Trim Santa image from pattern paper. Distress edges with distress tool.
Mat image with layers of pattern paper and green burlap.
Apply a layer of adhesive around the edge of one matt and adhere the cheesecloth. Trim cheese cloth to desired length.
Mix gesso and water in a cup and splatter mix onto image with a paint brush.
Ink the burlap fringe flower and adhere a pearl for the centre. Ahere rolled pattern paper behind burlap flower.
Thread seam binding thru punched hole at top of tag, trim.
Tie another length of binding around the threaded ribbon of binding. Tie into a bow.
One last look of the tag on the kraft paper.
gift package
Christmas gift wrapping, packaging and presentation is so much more enjoyable when you can prepare well in advance before the rush of the season is upon us. Some years time permits this luxury and you will find sheer pleasure when purchasing some of Canvas Home Basics pattern papers. It’s amazing what you can do with pattern cardstock and supplies from your home stash. I am so pleased how festive my gift packages have turned out. Truly eye candy.
Canvas Corp – Farmhouse Christmas Tags on Ivory
Canvas Corp – Jolly Christmas on White
Canvas Corp – Stars Royal Blue and White Flakes
Canvas Corp – Burlap – Red and Green
Tattered Angels Glimmer Glaze – Sangria, Blue Oasis
Tattered Angels Glimmer Mist – Gold, Imperial Blue
Ribbon, Pearls, Cheese cloth
Cardstock, Kraft gift bags, Tissue Paper
Xyron Adhesive, Wire
Personal paper trimmer
Westcott Brand Scissors
Paper Distress Tool
Painting the Jolly Christmas on White with Glimmer Glam and Mist’s was a treat.
The Glam paint truly is exceptional when it dries a high gloss.
Trim this sheet using a pillow box template.
Cutting red and green burlap into a 1 inch strip creates a cute little flower.
Use wire to gather the burlap and top off the flower with a pearl using Xyron adhesive.
Distress the edges of all the panels of cardstock.
Trim out the Christmas Tags from the sheet, distress with tool, ink edges and layer with cheese cloth.
Adhere each panel using 3D foam tape.
Here is one of the kraft gift bags.
This is a photo of the larger kraft gift bag.
Together the kraft gift bags will surely make a great presentation under the Christmas Tree.
The intensity of the Glam painted pattern papers really showcase how attractive gift wrapping can be.
Big bows bring a striking look to the pillow boxes.
I hope you have found some ideas for your gift wrapping this season.
Have a great Christmas!
'Vintage gift tag and gift wrap ideas' has 1 comment
December 11, 2017 @ 10:37 am Julia Cotrim
Hi Ava I also do love to decorate my Christmas gifts and watching what you have done with yours inspired me too! Thanks for sharing!