Boxless and eco-friendly wrap


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I tried, and hopefully not in vain, to be Martha Stewart early this morning after my school run.  Here is my first batch of gifts, boxless and wrapped using eco-friendly materials.  

For each gift in the photo, I made use of a 1/8 cut of Manila or craft paper (P2/whole sheet), half a specialty paper I printed with snowflakes design (P2.675/sheet) and 1/2 meter red ribbon (P1.50/meter).

Just keeping up with my self-imposed frugal holidays. :)


Comments

  1. Oooh, nice idea! I also plan to avoid using wrapping papers this year. Will scour the web for wrapping ideas. :-)

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    1. thanks marie angeli! same here. i wouldn't feel too bad now when i see this wrapper ripped and thrown straight away although it would be best if it can still be reused for wiping glass window panes etc. :)

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  2. i like the look. minimalist yet crafted from the heart. am sure the recipients of those gifts would appreciate it.

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  3. Cute and tipid.. Happy Holidays!

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  4. times are hard and it's always prudent to be frugal :)
    i help my mom think of practical giveaways too for Christmas and it's most likely food or something they can use for the house.

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  5. I love the idea. Mommy and I will do this for our eco-bag gifts for our colleagues. Eco-friendly na, tipid pa.

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  6. Me too. I am scouting some gift tags that I can print and I will be using magazines, manila paper and newspaper as well. :)

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