Showing posts with label wrapping. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wrapping. Show all posts
December 11, 2010
December 5, 2010
Sunday


Pictures: 1. Martha Stewart
2. Etsy
found through Papernstitch
Pictures are also linked to their sources.
April 5, 2010
Monday

1. Altitude memo block from Upon a fold
2. loop wrapping paper & prints
3-4. retro baloon card from Upon a fold
5. loop wrapping paper & prints
6. Freestyle stitching postcard from Upon a fold
7-8. wedding save the date baloon invitation
December 21, 2009
December 12, 2009
December 3, 2009
Thursday

Wrapping other things than Christmas gifts is a good idea and environmental friendly too. Wrap your hangers, ladder or lampshades with old fabrics or paper for a completely new look. I have a ladder looking as dull as this one did to the loft where I sleep. I might just wrap it rather than paint it.
December 1, 2009
Tuesday
Labels:
Christmas,
DIY,
paper projects,
wrapping
November 8, 2009
Sunday
These wrapping papers from Blafre Design are so cute. And don't miss the blog. It's a small blogworld. You find something on the internet you like and then as it turns out you pass their only local retailer every day walking your son to playschool. So I hope they take in the wrapping paper now.
November 6, 2009
Friday









It's still a bit early to start thinking about Christmas isn't it? Though I have to admit I'm guilty of making plans already for my Christmas presents. To my excuse I have to say that I'm often traveling to my family in Sweden before Christmas giving me very little time at home in December doing these things.
These Flickr wrappings are so creative and cute. Please click on the pictures to check them out. It's so smart using old books, magazines, comics, maps or whatever you may have at hand for gift wrapping.
These Flickr wrappings are so creative and cute. Please click on the pictures to check them out. It's so smart using old books, magazines, comics, maps or whatever you may have at hand for gift wrapping.
Labels:
Christmas,
DIY,
Flickr inspiration,
wrapping
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