Easy gift wrapping ideas
Fabric instead of wrapping paper
Find fabric at home and use it for gift and craft fabric wrapping!
- Surprisingly easy
- Makes wrapping fun
- Combines ancient tradition with California
- Flair Adapts to any shape
- Whether ball, book, or bottle
The way of fabric wrapping with elastic band is so useful not only for gift wrap but also craft projects for kids.
- Creative:
Just like “origami“, various animals and things come to mind as you play with the cloth. - Unique
Depending on the design and color of the cloth, as well as the shape of the item to be wrapped, the result will be so unique. - Handy
Fabric at home, like napkin, scarf, bandana, handkerchief are good for simple gift wrapping. And most of elastic hair band would work to tie the fabric.
Wrapping paper vs Fabric wrap
- Greener
Fabric wrapping is reusable. After unwrapping, you iron the fabric, then you can wrap other things with different design. Not only that, you can wrap cans and jars to make cute animal vases, penholders, etc. - Even More – for Kid’s Craft
Empty cans, plastic bottles can be wrapped in cloth to make pen holders, vases, etc. - Simpler
Unlike paper, no tape is needed. This makes it easy to unwrap and redo wrapping.
Also all the fabric wrapping ideas in this site are
- No sew, cut or glue
Unlike other fabric crafts, there is no need to cut, sew, or glue in all designs here.
Fabric wrapping has many advantages.
Furoshiki how to wrap
Fabric wrapping has been used all over the world for many centuries, both for carrying and storing everyday things.
Japan is especially known for its fabric wrapping cloth, called furoshiki.
Furoshiki is a square, traditional Japanese cloth. They were used more than 1,200 years ago primarily to wrap clothing. later the custom spread to other areas, such as wrapping books, gifts, and merchandise.
The Japanese Ministry of the Environment’s website introduces 14 gift wrap creative wrapping using furoshiki.
Furoshiki Wrapping Ideas
New ways to wrap – Fabric Wrapping with elastic
Many of wrapping ideas in this site start with the steps of the Basic Wrap below. After this basic wrap, create objects such as roses and heart shape.
How do you make fabric wraps?
This shows you how to make simple cloth gift wrapping by combining the traditional way of wrapping furoshiki and tying the corners with an elastic band.
Total Time: 2 minutes
Step 1
Spread cloth flat and place gift in center diagonally.
Step 2
Grasp all four corners in one hand.
Step 3
Pull elastic over cloth with newly freed hand and bring fabric through.
Step 4
Pull elastic over cloth with newly freed hand and bring fabric through.
Step 5
Push band down and pull corners up to make petals.
Step 6
Tie with ribbon to finish.
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Materials: -Square of fabric, such as napkin, bandana, scarf, and furoshiki (The size of the cloth should be 3 times the size of the gift) -Elastic hair band -Ribbon -Gift or item to wrap for Crafts, such as fruits, food container, or empty can, plastic bottle, mug cup, etc.
Two Marin Categoriese are set in this website.
- Flower Collection:
Flower designs are primarily ideas for gift wrap, but some designs can be used for home decor. - Zoo & Farm Animal collection:
Animal designs are ideas for crafts, from gift wrap for kids to fun crafts for children.
All the fabric wrapping ideas in this site are
- No sew, cut or glue
Unlike other fabric crafts, there is no need to cut, sew, or glue in all designs here.
Flower Collection- Fabric Gift Wrapping
GIft Wrapping ideas for birthday and special occasions
Wrap gifts in fabric and and create unique gift wrapping. Each page shows how to wrap gitts in fabric.
Enjoy unique ideas for gift wrappig!
Animal Collection – Fabric Animal Crafts
Zoo & Farm Animal Collection for Fun Crafts
Cloth wrapping is as fun as origami!
Create three-dimensional animals such as wild or domestic animals.
All you need is a square of fabric, elastic band, stickers for eyes, and something to wrap, such as fruit or candy canes. Each design can be completed in a few minutes to 10 minutes.
Even with the same wrapping method, the finished impression can vary greatly depending on the item to be wrapped.
The shape of the item to be wrapped can be the body of an animal. If you wrap a round object such as an apple, it becomes a round and cute animal. If you wrap something long, it becomes a skinny animal.
Try different shapes from farm animal crafts such as calves, lambs, ducklings, and goats to hippos and elephants.
There is no need to sew, cut, or glue them, so they can be used for other purposes later.
Find some fabric at home and enjoy animal wrapping at home with your children.
New animal designs are available each season. Check this site from time to time.
What can you do with old fabric?
Thinner fabrics can be used for eco-friendly gift wrapping and fabric crafts.
Cut it into a square, hem it, and tie it with an elastic band, you can make cute flower crafts or funny animal crafts. Enjoy wrapping with this fun wrapping material.
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