Sentences with phrase «buying wrapping paper»

When buying wrapping paper, many consumers will shop at the Dollar Tree store in order to get some of the cheapest prices.

I just can't resist buying wrapping paper in funky designs for crafts.

If any young people are reading this article, buy this wrapping paper and use it now.

Other earth - friendly ideas include giving out flowering plants for favors, serving locally grown food, sending digital invitations, and wrapping the presents in recyclable or reusable material such as newspaper, cloth diapers, or baby blankets instead of store - bought wrapping paper.

You'll never want to buy wrapping paper again when you have these creative DIY ideas to choose from.

No time left to buy wrapping paper for your gifts?

This is also a great time to buy wrapping paper and ornaments that will not be outdated next Christmas.

Go beyond the expected store - bought wrapping paper and get themed toppers to take your presents to the next level — it's the best first impression your gift can give.

I was in Target yesterday and bought my wrapping paper... it's a start.

Not exact matches

John Strelitz, president of paper broker Streco Fibres, in Virginia Beach, Va., keeps paper out of landfills by buying, for example, scrap magazine stock and selling it to the gift - wrap market.

As soon as you pick or buy them, wrap loosely in a paper towel, store in the fridge and use as soon as you can.

I try using cling wrap because I stupidly forgot to buy wax paper and I screwed up so royally that I ended up losing half of the dough... Never use cling wrap.

I fall back on store bought wraps, usually rice paper to avoid the white flour wraps, but I miss te doughiness.

«It's Greg,» corrected Bishop, who bought mints, gingersnaps and wrapping paper all the same.

I bought paper cubes from Paperchase in the sale, got the girls to draw a picture and message on the top sheet, paired up with a nice pen and wrapped in a presentation bag.

With any luck, everybody who currently can not buy Merry Fucking Christmas wrapping paper because they don't want the kids to think Santa hates them will eventually circle back to the Merry Fucking Christmas wrapping paper phase in a few years.

Buying presents for my immediate family is often a fun challenge — picking out what they'd like best, wrapping them in fun paper and seeing the look on their faces as they open them.

Don't forget to buy a birthday card and wrapping paper too.

You might choose to buy a special outfit for your baby to celebrate it and wrap up a special gift for your baby to unwrap (even though he or she will probably prefer the wrapping paper anyways!)

Also, I'm officially The Woman I Never Wanted To Be, because I bought Christmas wrapping paper on October 20.

Buy several small toys from an online auction site or yard sale — the idea is not to spend a lot of money — and individually wrap each item with tissue paper and a ribbon.

The ribbons help to make each package individual and different:) This is one of my favorite ways to wrap and it saves a TON of money not having to buy a $ 7 roll of wrapping paper!

I wrapped each gift up separately in wrapping paper and I bought enough surprises so that each hour my little one could open something new.

Babies adore an empty box and cast - off wrapping paper (toddlers prefer noisy bubble wrap) from other people's gifts to any gift you can buy them.

Bought the cutest wrapping paper at Target.

I asked my girls in a similar way to you — I ordered cards from Rifle Paper Co, bought each a split of champage and a personalized champagne glass with their names, wrapped them up with some cute packaging and sent them off!

Clockwise from top left: Beautiful coral spot ribbon I picked up in Hong Kong (sorry no idea where it came from originally), Printed Notepad from kikki - K (a gift from a lovely friend), Wildflower wrapping paper (from Rifle Paper Co.), Frankie Magazine (a gift from the same lovely friend), Artnic Ink Pads (bought locapaper (from Rifle Paper Co.), Frankie Magazine (a gift from the same lovely friend), Artnic Ink Pads (bought locaPaper Co.), Frankie Magazine (a gift from the same lovely friend), Artnic Ink Pads (bought locally..

As if the addictive scents (sugar, mangosteen, verbena, and waterlily — yum) and artisanal paper wrapping weren't enough to make us buy them by the dozen, the cult - favorite soaps now come with a personalized horoscope booklet by celebrity astrologer Susan Miller.

In this case, I pulled out some pretty birch printed wrapping paper I bought last year.

Middle school parents are pulled in several directions for their limited fundraising support: Do they buy cookie dough from the drama club or wrapping paper from the student council?

Also, I was a newer teacher and pretty broke so instead of buying bulletin board paper, I used a funky wrapping paper design that I found at the local Dollar Tree.

For the background, buy pink wrapping paper or use a colorful plastic table cloth.

Rethink your wrapping by buying brown paper and string, or just use plain coloured paper to wrap your presents.

The New York Art Book Fair at PS1 sounds really good and really weird — you can buy editions of everything from Cory Arcangel sandals to wrapped up papers from the NY Family Court's trash.

Buy meat wrapped in butcher paper.

You can do your part to lower this figure in a couple of ways: either make doubly sure that all of your Christmas wrapping paper makes its way into the recycling bin, or buy paper from a recycled and sustainable source.

Also, don't buy any devices that are sold in plain paper wrappings.

Before you eat a chocolate bar you see an attractive wrapping and if that chocolate bar would be wrapped in just a piece of paper with no picture or sign on it you will unlikely buy it.

With all that said, if you are willing to take the risk to put a five dollar bill in an envelope wrapped in a sheet of paper and mail it to them at the address below and it gets through, I guarantee it will get used to buy a child a Christmas meal in Russia.

I still haven't wrapped any of my presents and really didn't want to go buy new wrapping paper... this is perfect.

Cooked bacon sandwiches for Sprogs» breakfast (to remove temptation from fridge for The Great Famine of 2012); did grocery shopping; bought Husband six - pack of beer for New Year's Eve party; bought chooks 25 kg bag of scratch mix; staggered to car with 25 kg bag of scratch mix; washed and hung out two loads of washing; filled recycling bin with empty bottles and cartons; baked eggshells to make grit for chooks; assembled wraps for Husband and Sprogs for lunch; baked banana bread to use up manky banana supplies; baked biscuits with Sprog 2, who doesn't like banana bread; shut back door 50 times to stop plague of mozzies getting in; shut front door 20 times to stop plague of mozzies getting in; killed lots of mozzies; threw out old magazines and newspapers; put crap away from recent car trip; cleaned chook shit out of chook house; sorted three baskets of clean laundry; unpacked and repacked diswasher; returned to supermarket for forgotten essentials: toilet paper, broccoli, sparklers and last shot of caffeine before The Great Famine of 2012; cooked dinner; washed Sprogs» hair and painted Sprog 2's toenails rainbow colours for New Year's Eve party; copped grief from Husband for painting Sprog 2's toenails (some sexualisation nonsense); went to New Year's Eve Party; reluctantly abandoned third glass of French champagne after being reminded of designated driver status; drove Husband and Sprogs home from New Year's Eve party; took Unisom; collapsed in bed at 11.50 pm.

Hand coloring your gift wrap is definitely more time - consuming than using store bought paper but for special gifts it's worth the time and effort.

Transfer your design onto thin tissue paper (the kind you buy in gift wrap) by photocopying the design onto the tissue paper.

I bought it at Paper Source, it's actually wrapping paper but a really heavy grade pPaper Source, it's actually wrapping paper but a really heavy grade ppaper but a really heavy grade paperpaper!

Buy simple plain brown paper to wrap up your presents and use a stamp to add a Christmas motif of message.

Every year you will have intentions to wrap presents with pretty paper, strands of ribbon and Christmas berries and conifer cones swinging from tags... In reality, you won't buy enough paper, forget the tags and rip up the ribbon.

For example, never misplace your gift wrapping supplies again after buying one of these mounted wrapping paper caddies.

Having everything right at hand not only saves time and reduces stress, it also ensures that you use what you have rather than running to the store to buy a bag or wrapping paper each time you have a gift to give!

To top off my successful yard sale finds, I scored a great buy on some bubble wrap and tissue paper!

Please tell me that you're already using brown packing paper for all of your presents, and not buying over-priced wrapping paper!!