WRAPPING SMALL TABLE GIFTS WITH JANE MEANS
WRAPPING SMALL TABLE GIFTS WITH JANE MEANS
Jane Means started running Gift Wrapping Courses in 1999 and now has clients worldwide attending her courses. Known as the ‘Gift Wrap Guru' she is now a Gift-Wrapping Specialist and Advisor for many luxury brands.
This year we are delighted to bring you our ‘How to’ series, created in partnership with Jane to lead you through your gift wrap queries, to give you more confidence to wrap difficult shapes and to wrap in style this Christmas.
As part of a series, join Jane Means in our Chipping Campden Studio Shop, as she shows us how to wrap small table gifts to enhance your table styling this Christmas.
WRAPPING SMALL TABLE GIFTS
Wrap with us:
Join us in this tutorial of how to wrap a boxed table gift to complete a table in style.
1 - To start, measure the paper to fit a cube or the object you’re wrapping. You don’t want too much excess; the sides don’t need to fold all the way up.
2 - Double sided tape is key for the professional look. Add some tape to the end and line it but don’t stick it down, get the positioning right first.
3 - Trim the excess.
Wrap with us:
Join us in this tutorial of how to wrap a boxed table gift to complete a table in style.
1 - To start, measure the paper to fit a cube or the object you’re wrapping. You don’t want too much excess; the sides don’t need to fold all the way up.
2 - Double sided tape is key for the professional look. Add some tape to the end and line it but don’t stick it down, get the positioning right first.
3 - Trim the excess.
Wrap with us:
1 - Join us in this tutorial of how to wrap a boxed table gift to complete a table in style.
2 - To start, measure the paper to fit a cube or the object you’re wrapping. You don’t want too much excess; the sides don’t need to fold all the way up.
3 - Double sided tape is key for the professional look. Add some tape to the end and line it but don’t stick it down, get the positioning right first.
4 - Trim the excess.
Wrap with us:
Join us in this tutorial of how to wrap a boxed table gift to complete a table in style.
1 - To start, measure the paper to fit a cube or the object you’re wrapping. You don’t want too much excess; the sides don’t need to fold all the way up.
2 - Double sided tape is key for the professional look. Add some tape to the end and line it but don’t stick it down, get the positioning right first.
3 - Trim the excess.
4 - Try and get the paper as tight as possible around the box.
5 - Fold down the sides.
6 - Push down and crease the paper for a neat look as you go along.
7 - Make the folds as crisp as possible.
8 - Add tape to finish off.
4 - Try and get the paper as tight as possible around the box.
5 - Fold down the sides.
6 - Push down and crease the paper for a neat look as you go along.
7 - Make the folds as crisp as possible.
8 - Add tape to finish off.
4 - Try and get the paper as tight as possible around the box.
5 - Fold down the sides.
6 - Push down and crease the paper for a neat look as you go along.
7 - Make the folds as crisp as possible.
8 - Add tape to finish off.
9 - The key to achieve this perfect look is by doing the folds and measuring the paper.
10 - Add some ribbon to finish and tie in a small decoration – artificial berries and foliage look great. Tie them in first to secure then finish with a bow.
11 - Cut the ribbon with sharp scissors.
12 - These gifts will bring extra sparkle and a luxurious feel to the table.
9 - The key to achieve this perfect look is by doing the folds and measuring the paper.
10 - Add some ribbon to finish and tie in a small decoration – artificial berries and foliage look great. Tie them in first to secure then finish with a bow.
11 - Cut the ribbon with sharp scissors.
12 - These gifts will bring extra sparkle and a luxurious feel to the table.
9 - The key to achieve this perfect look is by doing the folds and measuring the paper.
10 - Add some ribbon to finish and tie in a small decoration – artificial berries and foliage look great. Tie them in first to secure then finish with a bow.
11 - Cut the ribbon with sharp scissors.
12 - These gifts will bring extra sparkle and a luxurious feel to the table.
JANE'S TOP TIPS
WRAPPING SMALL TABLE GIFTS
- Utilise corrugated cardboard as an additional layer around gifts wrapped in brown paper. Embellish with some twigs tied with ribbon, it will be eye-catching.
- Used brown paper that is already creased can still be reused. Scrunch it into a tight ball and you will get a fantastic crinkle effect.
- Give gifts the natural twist by tying in twigs and cones off country walks.
- Keep old cracker gifts as these often make great decorations on the outside of a gift.
- Small remnants of ribbon can be re used by labelling luggage and keys.
- Premade bows from crackers can easily be added on to gifts. Just tie them in with a neutral colour string or twine.
- Wallpaper remnants make great gift bags and gift envelopes.
- Make your own personalised paper by scrawling messages on to brown paper with a sharpie pen. Your friends and family will love it.
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