Esteemedhelga (day_dae) EDWW Photography & Artistry.

Photography Taken At Merrifield Garden Center: Merrifield

Ozzie just loves confined spaces and if it is paper that's all good.

He crawled inside some wrapping paper and almost disappeared.

I got the idea from here:

theberry.com/2012/02/27/show-off-your-crafty-side-27-phot...

Made by the Etsy Labs.

Origami Kusudama (Maria Sinayskaya)

rectangles, 12 units, no glue

It was just one of those things that I couldn't explain if I tried. But I got several new pairs of toe socks and just HAD to wear them on my head. And of course Gary jumped into action with the wrapping paper hat...

Yeah, we're dorks.

Sent for my partner! These are all wrapped in this stunning Egyptian-themed wrapping paper I found. Items include candies, earrings, ring, swap cards, LUSH soap, and more!

Swap Details: www.swap-bot.com/swap/show/115080

wrapping paper stamped with carved rubber stamp

project 365 12/15/25

started wrapping some presents last night. no tree to put them under, but the bright paper makes me happy!

also, today is my dad's birthday. happy, happy birthday dad!!

Wrapping paper origami!

Malin and her friends have a standing tradition to exchange christmas presents a few days early.

Office wars at work... and I stayed late to take the win.

A collection of wrapping paper and packing from the 1960s.

Children and their parents enjoying a presentation little realising the wonderful gift they are about to receive (aside from the single shoebox on show!).

www.operationchristmaschild.org.uk/about

Wrapping paper design

Today's Cool Find - 60's/70's wrapping paper wonderfulness

I'm wrapping presents tonight and apparently inciting a riot over on Twitter. How about you Flickr folks: "Love, Actually" or "Bridget Jones' Diary"?

This year's wrapping paper collection includes snowmen, stockings, and balls for the tree.

messing around with Illustrator, making icons and patterns.

thinking this could be fun as wrapping paper or fabric.

I think I'd like to investigate clip-art, scrapbook designs and/or stock illustrations, not exactly sure how to go about this but I'll find out.

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I spent some time on the winter solstice wrapping Christmas presents.

The giant bow (a little more than a foot in diameter) that I constructed using gift-wrapping paper.

My friends and I were giving a tennis bag to another friend as a birthday gift and thought of giving it to her directly without any gift wrap and with just a bow stuck on it. But I thought the usual gift bows would look ridiculously small on such a large gift so I decided to make a big one myself and came up with this. Phew! To think that I just winged it.

This is my second design for Lilla Roger´s "Make art that sells" /bolt fabric assignement

A predominant color of the holidays, red is, indeed, a striking 'pop'. Whether as wrapping paper or ribbon, these reds "help to make the season bright." On this Christmas Eve day, the packages remain dressed in their pretty outfits - nicely coordinated and perfectly placed. In less than 24 hours, the look under the tree will be entirely different - bare of color as the paper moves into the recycling bin and the contents get worn, played, admired or used...or perhaps even readied for the 'Return'. Like the drastic change under the tree, this holiday doesn't tend to linger beyond the 25th, despite the long-term build up and anticipation...perhaps due to the forward look to the next series of New Year's Eve and Day! Christmas cheer to all! Naples, FL

wrapping paper for Jochen - illustration for Rebecca and Constanze (im_fluss) who love the book, paper by Margret (flickerl)

A collection of wrapping paper and packing from the 1960s.

I just finished wrapping Ryan's big Christmas gift. Used almost a whole roll of paper to do it! When I stood back to look at my handiwork, I noticed the paper reads, "Happy Birthday". :(

It's almost Christmas

that makes me happy (:

Happy Holidays everyone. Best wishes to you and yours.

Sean

'The stockings were hung' On Black

Photos inspired by the utata filtered project.

I was struggling on what I could do for this project while I was staring at some Christmas lights I wasn't going to hang up. I then remembered some clear cellophane wrapping paper with purple snowflakes...and an idea was born. I could a)participate in the project and b) shoot a holiday theme and then I couldn't be accused of being a total grinch this holiday season seeing as I wasn't planning on shooting anything holiday related.

Shots were taken of christmas lights through the cellophane wrapping paper with purple snowflakes.

It was also an interesting experiment in focus and dof. Most of these shots were taken from approximately the same distance with the only difference a change in aperture (and corresponding change in shutter speed) and focus point. There are about 100 shots from this set but I won't bore you with all of them.

December 2006

This is a sample of a kaleidoscope tessellation requested by, and created for, a friend (Gina) I met here on Flickr. She makes candy wrappers, gift wrap, bookmarks, etc., but her site is no longer online, so I'm not sure where to get her products any longer.

Only sample tiles are available for viewing since I used her original picture instead of one of my own or one from Flickr with a CC license.

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