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Give your presents a romantic rustic vibe by wrapping them in old newspapers, pages of old books or magazines used wrapping paper or any other paper for that matter. Using your creativity can look surprisingly good, plus you’ll be saving the planet.
One can never have enough reusable tote bags, right? Use one of many totes you probably have in your home as a gift bag, and the recipient will probably be more than happy to use it in the future.
Use old shirts, dish towels, scarves, leftover satin, lace, and other fabric to wrap your gifts. It’s a creative way to give them a personal touch and amaze your friends, plus it’s an eco-friendly way to get rid of all the unnecessary fabrics you have in your home.
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]]>In order to ensure your wrapping paper is recyclable, try scrunching a piece of it up. If it stays, it is recyclable, if it falls apart, it is coated with plastic.
Eco blogger Karl Arnell says: “There are lots of different alternatives when it comes to wrapping a gift, so it’s about finding a wrapping style that works for you. Try and think about it in advance and save little things throughout the year – scraps of paper, things that come with deliveries – that can be reused.”
Here are some cute eco-friendly wrappings for inspo:
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]]>The post Great Eco-Friendly Gift Wrap Ideas appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.
]]>Old paper
Give your presents a romantic rustic vibe by wrapping them in old newspapers, pages of old books or magazines used wrapping paper or any other paper for that matter. Using your creativity can look surprisingly good, plus you’ll be saving the planet.
One can never have enough reusable tote bags, right? Use one of many totes you probably have in your home as a gift bag, and the recipient will probably be more than happy to use it in the future.
Use old shirts, dish towels, scarves, leftover satin, lace, and other fabric to wrap your gifts. It’s a creative way to give them a personal touch and amaze your friends, plus it’s an eco-friendly way to get rid of all the unnecessary fabrics you have in your home.
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]]>The post Keep Your Wrapping Eco-friendly (But Still Super Chic) This Christmas appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.
]]>In order to ensure your wrapping paper is recyclable, try scrunching a piece of it up. If it stays, it is recyclable, if it falls apart, it is coated with plastic.
Eco blogger Karl Arnell says: “There are lots of different alternatives when it comes to wrapping a gift, so it’s about finding a wrapping style that works for you. Try and think about it in advance and save little things throughout the year – scraps of paper, things that come with deliveries – that can be reused.”
Here are some cute eco-friendly wrappings for inspo:
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