DIY Gift Wrap
Between birthday parties, holidays, and celebrating every sort of odd occasion (National Macaron Day?! Yes please), it's easy to find yourself in need of a last-minute gift wrap fix. And with our easy DIY, kids can make customized paper in a snap.
Materials:
- Roll of white butcher paper
- Pipsticks stickers + washi tape
- Kid Made Modern watercolors + brush library
- Permanent marker
Steps:
1. Paint base design -- cut a piece of paper large enough to wrap your gifts. Use the watercolors and brushes to paint your wrap's base design. Butcher paper tends to be thin, so go easy with the water. Aim for concentrated colors that pop and cover the entire piece of paper.
2. Wrap the gift -- because the paper is thin, you'll want to wrap your gift twice to prevent an easy peek of what's inside. First wrap the gift in plain white butcher paper and then cut a piece of the painted paper for the second wrap. Secure with the Pipsticks' washi tape.
3. Add stickers + message -- use Pipsticks' wide variety of stickers to decorate the front of your gift and add any corresponding messages. We used "you are fabulous!" for a theme of French bulldogs in Paris and "Hey Party Animal" for this colorful llama. Customize it however you'd like!
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