If you try to save and reuse wrapping paper, but find that it looks used, try ironing it with a warm iron to remove wrinkles. Save wrapping paper, foil or wax paper tubes and roll the paper around it, secure with a rubber band or a bit of string or yarn to store. A few minutes invested can save several dollars worth of paper.
Keep this in mind through the holidays!
This blog is for people who are extremely frugal, either out of choice or out of necessity.
Showing posts with label gift wrap. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gift wrap. Show all posts
Saturday, November 12, 2011
Sunday, January 4, 2009
Reusing wrapping paper
Did you save wrapping from Christmas gifts? Most papers can be ironed to get the wrinkles out (NOT the plastic or shiny types). If you save the cardboard tubes it came on, wrap it back around them, but if you didn't save the tubes, wrap it around any other paper you have on tubes - or simply roll it gently on itself. Secure it (and all rolled wrapping paper) with a rubber band. You won't waste any because of tape.
Saturday, November 15, 2008
Free gift wrap
If you eat potato or other chips, save the bags and turn them inside out. Some look like mylar or smooth foil and others are solid colors. You can use them as bags or cut them for wrapping paper. They make pretty packages!
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