I absolutely love presents. Giving them, getting them, even wrapping presents is something I get pumped about. Yes, I’m the weirdo in the family that creases the corners to get those sharp perfect ...

Growing unease about waste has some Americans rethinking wrapping paper. Gift wrap is still a huge business. U.S. sales of wrapping paper climbed 4% to $8.14 billion last year, according to a recent ...

Americans spend more than $8 billion on wrapping paper each year, according to Sundale Research. That’s a lot of money for something that you’re just going to chuck. The good news is that in Seattle, ...

Fabric is the perfect reuseable material for wrapping presents because it comes in lots of colors and patterns just like wrapping paper. In Japan, fabric wrapping is so prevalent, it’s become an art ...

One tried-and-true way to save money on wrapping paper is to purchase a large amount of it once the holidays are over at a ...

Whether your gifting process includes lots of bows or the sleekest metallic designs, it’s helpful to have wrapping paper that can be used for virtually any occasion, including birthdays, anniversaries ...

One day, Belmont resident Monica O’Neil was at a store purchasing several rolls of wrapping paper when she thought about the piles of trash that would soon be waiting for her as a result. “I said to ...

From reusable tote bags to old artwork, here’s how the Filter US team is wrapping gifts sustainably and creatively ...

We, at AD, love gift-giving season. That’s why knowing how to wrap a present is a skill we don’t take lightly. Packaging goes beyond selecting pretty wrapping paper. “It is the first impression, the ...

With Christmas just days away, it's time to get down to business and roll out the gift wrap. But what to do when there's an oddly shaped present like a ball, a bicycle, luggage or tiny jewelry without ...

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