Easy Thanksgiving Gift Wrap Ideas and Tutorials

Gift wrapping is a thoughtful way to show you care, and it's especially meaningful during the Thanksgiving season. A beautifully wrapped gift can add a personal touch to your hostess gift or family member's present.

To create a stunning Thanksgiving gift wrap, start by selecting a fall-themed wrapping paper, such as a design featuring leaves, acorns, or pumpkins. This will set the tone for your gift and tie in with the holiday's warm and cozy atmosphere.

You can also use natural elements like twigs, pinecones, and ribbons to add texture and depth to your gift wrap. For example, you can arrange a few sprigs of fresh rosemary or thyme on top of your gift for a fragrant and rustic look.

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Fall is in the air, and with it comes a whole new world of gift wrapping possibilities. Earthy tones like oranges, yellows, and browns are a staple of fall decor, and can be used to create a beautiful and festive gift wrap.

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Deep purples, like the color of merlot, have also been added to the mix, adding a rich and luxurious touch to your gifts. You can incorporate these colors into your gift wrapping by using them as a dominant color or as an accent.

Silk fall leaves and twigs look great with wrapped twine and natural paper, creating a beautiful and rustic look. This style is perfect for a gift basket or a small package.

Textured fall fabric and silk décor can add a lot of depth and interest to a gift. Try wrapping a candle or a jar of treats in one of these fabrics for a unique and festive look.

A little fall sweater fabric can make a great wrap for a small package, adding a cozy and homespun touch to your gift. This is a great way to reuse old sweaters or fabric scraps.

A classic autumn-colored gift wrap with coordinated ribbon and gift tag is always a winner. It's a timeless and elegant look that's perfect for Thanksgiving gifts.

Burlap bags all decked out in fall foliage are a great way to add a rustic touch to your gifts. You can fill them with treats or small gifts for a unique and thoughtful present.

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To create a beautiful fall-themed gift wrap, start by wrapping a box in light brown paper. This will provide a natural and earthy base for your design. You can also use this technique for wrapping wine bottles as gifts.

Cut a piece of scrapbooking paper 1 inch smaller than the width of the box and the length to wrap around the entire box plus 1 inch. If the scrapbooking paper is not long enough, tape two pieces together on the wrong side of the paper, matching the pattern, to achieve the desired length.

To add a decorative touch, cut a piece of floral ribbon long enough to wrap around the entire box plus 4 inches. Wrap the floral ribbon around the box and tie in a knot at the top of the box, then trim the ends of the ribbon close to the knot.

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To create a beautiful Fall Gift Wrap Design, you'll need a few basic supplies. Start by wrapping a box in light brown paper, which provides a warm and inviting background for your design.

Cut a piece of scrapbooking paper 1 inch smaller than the width of the box and the length to wrap around the entire box plus 1 inch. This will ensure a snug fit and prevent excess paper from showing.

If your scrapbooking paper isn't long enough to wrap around the entire box, don't worry! Simply tape two pieces together on the wrong side of the paper, matching the pattern, to achieve the desired length.

To add some extra flair, cut a piece of floral ribbon long enough to wrap around the entire box plus 4 inches. This will give you enough ribbon to tie a beautiful knot at the top of the box.

Wrap the floral ribbon around the box and tie in a knot at the top. Trim the ends of the ribbon close to the knot to create a clean finish.

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For a more intricate design, cut a piece of amber satin ribbon long enough to wrap around the box twice. This will allow you to create a beautiful bow and add some extra texture to your design.

To finish the bow, feed each side of the tails under the floral ribbon and tie a knot around the floral ribbon knot. Trim the ends to matching lengths, cutting them into a V and bending them to form a nice shape.

Finally, add some finishing touches by applying hot glue to the bottom of one of the flowers and attaching it to the box at a slight angle near the knot. Repeat on the other side of the box with the remaining flower.

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Wrapping a wine bottle can elevate it from a simple gift to a thoughtful and beautiful presentation. Cut the paper into a band, long enough to wrap around the bottle with an inch of overlap, and high enough to cover the wine label.

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To secure the paper, use a strip of Scotch Permanent Double Sided Tape, placing it at the front of the bottle. This allows you to apply Washi tape flat and tidy.

Using Scotch Precision Ultra Edge Scissors, cut a strip of Washi tape, and attach it over the paper seam. For a more intricate design, you can add multiple strips of Washi tape, as seen in the example with the kraft paper wrapping.

Choose colours that coordinate with the cap and any neck band or other labelling that won't be covered up by your wrapping.

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