Upscale Gift-Wrapping Ideas No. 2
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This video, presented by Areumdeuri, a gift-wrapping designer, focuses on how to effectively use tissue paper for wrapping light and thin items, such as handkerchiefs. The tutorial is filled with practical tips and techniques to make your gift-wrapping neat, attractive, and personalized. Let’s explore the key takeaways:
Key Tips:
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Choosing and Preparing Tissue Paper (00:00 – 01:09)
- Tissue paper is usually sold in units of 100, and for this tutorial, two pieces are used.
- It’s suitable for wrapping thin and light items.
- Cut the tissue paper to about three times the size of the object for a good fit.
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Folding and Securing the Tissue Paper (01:09 – 02:14)
- Fold the seam allowance for a neater look and secure it with tape.
- Fold both ends diagonally and then fold them up again.
- You can also fold the top in the same way for a pretty finish.
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Final Touches (02:14 – 02:46)
- For a more refined look, fold the ends towards the center.
- You can secure the folds with double-sided tape or finish it with a sticker.
- Choose between double-sided tape or a sticker for the finish based on your preference.
The video offers a simple yet effective way to wrap gifts using tissue paper, making your presents look neat and attractive. Remember, the joy of gift-giving is not just in the gift itself but also in the thought and care that goes into the wrapping. Happy wrapping!
