Showing posts with label wrapping paper. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wrapping paper. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 03, 2019

spin art gift boxes


If you’ve followed me all these years, you will know that I love finding unique ways to get creative with my holiday wrapping! It’s so much fun to incorporate making art with gift giving. In the coming weeks I’ve got som fun creative wrapping ideas coming your way!

Today I’m sharing a process- spin art gift boxes- that is fun for all ages and a really colorful way to create unique wrapping! Swipe left for the process.


We create lots of spin art around here and instead of using a spin art machine, we use a salad spinner. I add a heavy piece of cardboard to the bottom for stability.


Next, we placed our plain gift boxes inside the spinner. .
Then it’s time to add paint- we select 2-3 colors and added a dime size drop to the top of the box.




Then it’s time to spin! Sometimes you’ll get great results right away and then other times you’ll want to go back with layers of color and more spinning.



The boxes will need lots of time to dry and then you can use them for wrapping! They are perfect for small things or gift cards.






The best part of this process is that it’s colorful, messy and unpredictable! It’s also a fun way to add a little art to your gifting 


Need more handmade wrapping inspiration?







Wednesday, December 09, 2015

doodle ribbon

Want to customize ribbon for all that holiday wrapping? Grab your favorite supplies, some colorful ribbon and have fun doodling all over it!





Wednesday, December 11, 2013

black and white wrapping paper


As I have mentioned in the past, I never buy wrapping paper- in fact, it has been over 15 years since I purchased a roll of wrapping paper from the store! Instead, it has become a holiday tradition for me to make my own and over the years I have come up with all kinds of really fun, easy and FAST ways to create one of a kind wrapping. While black and white is not the first color combo you think of at the holidays, it is a really graphic and dynamic scheme especially for wrapping.

I always keep a couple of rolls of butcher paper on hand (especially during the holidays). You can find my favorite black butcher paper HERE it has a nice glossy finish that looks like traditional wrapping paper. 

Anything white will work on the surface- acrylic paint, paint pens, correction pens, 3-D paint, etc.

If you have the time filling the surface with pattern is a beautiful way to create artistic wrapping paper. I like to use a paint pen and simply draw all over the surface filling all of the space.


If you don't have lots of time using paint and simple marks or even stamping is a fast and effective way to fill the surface.


The result is really BOLD, dynamic and one of a kind wrapping that is certain to add a handmade touch to any gift!


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