I love everything natural and green- in this post I'm showing you some eco- wrapping ideas.
As these wraps are super easy to make, I'll let my images speak for themselves.
- Kraft paper
- Twine
- Adhesive tape (preferably paper)
- Burlap or jute ribbons
- Greenery, pinecones, berries, you could gather while taking a tonic stroll in the countryside on a crisp winter's morning! This would surely add to the pleasure of crafting green :) The red berries I have used in this post are Nandina berries and Holly
- Little embellishments (rusty bells, rusty snowflakes, wooden hearts, clay stars or tags, etc.)
- Scissors
- Hot glue and gun (to glue the pinecones in place)
I'm pretty sure the recipients of these gifts will be delighted to receive them as much as you'll be wrapping them!:)
Monica xoxo
Monica, I love this beautiful natural relaxed look! It is stunning!
ReplyDeleteDas sind ganz zauberhaft-natürliche Verpackungen. Sehr schön!
ReplyDeleteHab einen wunderschönen zweiten Advent
Fröhlichverschneite Rosaliegrüße
Simple and natural, yet soooooo beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteAll stunning! Thank you for share!
ReplyDeleteSilvia
Love it !!..warm hugs for you and Kim...xxx..
ReplyDeleteHappy Holidays dear Monica~
ReplyDeleteYour gifts are lovely..
So Pretty! Who wouldn't like receiving a package wrapped so pretty!!
ReplyDeleteHope you are doing well, and enjoying your weekend.
Thanks for stopping by and nice comment. I have a hard time photographing a lit tree - need to practice more. :D
so beautiful...
ReplyDeleteummmmm..i'll take them all sil vous plait!! ;)
ReplyDeleteI love the sweet simplicity of that packaging. It is just beautiful- xo Diana
ReplyDeletePurrfection! I have been dragging my feet and really need to get those presents wrapped. Thank you for providing a much needed moment of inspiration!!!! Now if I can just get them to look half as good as yours ;)
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"her" and Romeo
They are all so beautiful!! Love the clay tags!
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SueAnn
Love your wrap jobs--I am going in this direction this year too. Love it! Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWhat wonderful inspiration you have given me. I love using butcher paper for wrapping and I have lots of different twines around. I hope mine turn out as great as yours.
ReplyDeleteSo wonderfully packed all, dear Monica,-stunning with the red berries, -the greens and whites, and all the nature elements...all so simple, yet elegant and beautiful.
ReplyDeleteLove it!
Hugs,Dorthe
Youve inspried me. IVe come from Merediths Blog...
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No more store bought wrapping paper...
Green wrapping it is.
Simply lovely. I shared your lovely gift wrapping ideas on my blog.
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Diane from The Old Barn blog
There is a person on Pinterest posting tons of your images with only a link back to her own board; very frustrating! I am glad you put your name on your images because I was finally able to find this page! Beautiful ideas, thank you so much!
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THANK YOU so much for letting me know! I even DON'T ALLOW PINNING! That's so crazy, she says contact me if proper credit hasn't been given, but there's no way to contact her anyway:)
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