#Wrap weird shapes how to#

I’m passionate about NOT buying Christmas gift wrapping paper or birthday wrapping paper because I think it’s expensive and so bad for Mother Earth.

Here are a few creative ideas for gift wrapping awkward or odd gifts. It doesn’t have to be wrapped if it’s given in a creative, fun way. Create clues that will lead the gift recipient to the bike. Hide the bike in a room, a garage, behind a bush in the yard, or even in a vehicle. All the better! One of the most creative ways to wrap a big, awkward gift like a bicycle is to plan a treasure hunt. Some gifts can’t go under the Christmas tree or on the breakfast table (birthday presents). It’s the Japanese art of gift wrap, and surprisingly easy to learn.

#Wrap weird shapes how to#

An adult’s bike is a difficult gift to wrap because…well, it’s big.īefore we get to my idea on how to “wrap” a bike as a gift, you have to know that Wrapagami: The Art of Fabric Gift Wraps is one of the coolest ways to be creative and wrap all kinds of gifts. A tyke’s bike can be inserted into a large box, no problem. Not so creative, is it? That’s because it depends on the size of the bike. When I searched for “how to wrap a bike”, the article said to put a bow on it. Those awkward gifts are hard to wrap, unless you rip up the wrapping paper. Here are several creative ways to wrap odd-shaped or awkward gifts such as bikes, scarves, coffee cups, travel mugs, money, socks, DVDs, and tickets.