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I believe that this is Hallmark paper from the 70's, but the scraps I received, did not have the dates or makers included, so that is just a guess.
This paper lined my drawers and shelves when I was a child. I saved it...just for sentimental reasons I suppose and because it is a pretty funky retro design. It's probably from the mid 70s, if not earlier.
Google (and one of our other cats) loves tearing through a pile of Christmas wrap so I don't know how I can ever throw it away.
This is a fun little paper gift box complete with curly-Q sheer white ribbon. The box and lid have been hand folded with coordinating papers. The box measures 3" x 3" x 1.5".
a 1950's wrapping paper design
found in an old issue of
"Gebrauchsgraphik - International Advertising Art"
For FGR - December 25th.
I wish I had more time to put something better together, but when you're sick, you just don't feel like playing for long.
Merry Christmas / Happy Holidays to everyone!
Now, I'm going back to bed, and watching Wall-E with the family.
Fix und Foxi / Einwickelpapier (Sticker)
Fleer Dubble Bubble Gum / Fix und Foxi
> Lupo
Copyright: Rolf Kauka 1994
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Fix und Foxi / Einwickelpapier (Sticker)
Fleer Dubble Bubble Gum / Fix und Foxi
> Professor Knox
Copyright: Rolf Kauka 1994
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MALABAR chewing-gum / Einwickelpapier
Vignettes Epoque 4 (1982)
Zeichner: Mic Delinx
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fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malabar_(chewing-gum)
… for her friends. Helping Mummy and passing the time while we are snowed in ♥
From the Christmas set ♥
See previous photo description.
Whoever painted the edges of those leaves did a pretty poor job. There are drips everywhere!
Fix und Foxi / Einwickelpapier (Sticker)
Fleer Dubble Bubble Gum / Fix und Foxi
> Lupo & Oma Eusebia
Copyright: Rolf Kauka 1994
Ephemera-Sammlung MTP
With scoring a variety of wrapping paper and using a circle cutter with various scrapbook pages, I created a collage of paper medallions of various sizes as a blue wedding themed decoration to cover this large bare wall. To give added ambiance, I also strung cool white LED lights for a back-lit effect.
I do not eat seafood. I have tried several different fishes and shrimps and whatnot, I just don't care for it at all. It's a texture thing. *shrugs shoulders* I woke up this morning and got ready to go to my WW meeting. I have been very frustrated with my progress lately. I have gained 0.4 for two weeks in a row. Yes, I know that I didn't even gain a pound, but I had been going for 10-11 weeks with no gain whatsoever. So I was disappointed in myself. I stepped it up this week with exercise. I know that the two must go hand in hand in order for me to have any kind of long-term success. Fast forward to this morning. I lost 3.8 pounds this week. That makes 28.4 overall. Woo hoo! I feel better, I sleep better, I am proud of myself. The only negative thus far? My clothes are getting loose. Boo hoo, right? Well, I have a closet full of clothes that I adore. I suppose there could be worse things. After my meeting, I came home, took wrapping paper photos, cleaned the kitchen, loaded the Durango up with food and headed over to my sister's house for a family reunion. I saw family members that I haven't seen in forever and a day. It was a really good day. I hope that you had a good day, too.
This is my photo for May 2, 2009.
Fix und Foxi / Einwickelpapier (Sticker)
Fleer Dubble Bubble Gum / Fix und Foxi
> Professor Knox
Copyright: Rolf Kauka 1994
Ephemera-Sammlung MTP
I have a dark secret. I enjoy wrapping presents far too much. I tend to get a bit too involved in the process, spending a bit too much time trying to create a ribbon rather than using one ready made. But my thought is that if I wow them with the exterior, the entire gift receiving process will be memorable from start to finish.
This is a collage of my latest creations for the Secret Santa gift exchange at work. Since the big reveal is tomorrow I don't have to worry about anyone recognizing my wrapping style. However, if anyone at work really knew me they would have been able to recognize my presents a mile away. If I'm not using traditional paper, I usually try to find a series of images from magazines that I think are all linked thematically. That way the present kind of tells a story no matter which way you turn it.
Like I said, I get a bit too involved with the whole process. But it's all in the spirit of Christmahannukwanzaa and generosity.
BOOMER / Einwickelpapier
Serie: Space Chase (1983)
Copyright by CONSA
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> note: How it's possible to smoke with a space-helmet on?!?
This was a DIY for Earth Day on how to recycle and reuse gift wrap and tissue papers to line envelopes... for the how-to and a video with more pictures too visit the blog post: www.gavethat.com/2011/04/reusing-gift-wrap.html