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Intro:
Before you begin
Step 1:
Set up your work space
Step 2:
Measure out the wrapping paper
Step 3:
Cut the paper
Step 4:
Wrap the gift, part 1: the sides
Step 5:
Wrap the gift, part 2: the ends
Step 6:
Add a bow
Step 7:
Add a ribbon (nouveau style)
Step 8:
Add a ribbon (classic style)
Step 9:
Choosing cards, store-bought
Step 10:
Choosing cards, home-made
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A present
A box large enough for the present, if not
already boxed
Some wrapping paper
A ribbon
A scissors
Some transparent tape
Optional:
A bow
A card and envelope
A small decoration such as fabric flowers, a
pine cone or whatever fits the season or the
gift-recipient's temperament
A folding bone (see Keywords)
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2torial #0611:
Learn2
Giftwrap a Present

Not now, I'm sort of wrapped up!
You remembered! And you want to give someone a
special gift. Wrapping a gift adds a personal
touch, saves money, and is really quite simple once
you have mastered a few simple tricks. It's also an
opportunity to express yourself creatively and to
show someone that you really care.

Look for wrapping paper and ribbons that would
look nice together. Ask a gift-wrapping attendant
at department store, or borrow an idea from a gift
catalogue. If you can picture in your mind what you
want the package to look like, your job will be
that much simpler. Do make sure that you have
enough tape, ribbon, and paper. Flair, color, and
originality are good things to keep in mind. Also, remember to remove any price tags or stickers from the gift before you get going.
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