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2008 Cibu Signature Giftwrap Portfolio
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Folded, perforated and neatly bound in portable portfolio (5) 37x22 inch sheets
Reverse side of each sheets is printed with Cibu cutting lines for easy measuring and cutting
Featured Cibu signature prints:
- Origumi Swirls
- Shang High Green
- Pho Finish Logo
- Sashini Stripes
- Miso Knotty Miso Nice
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This gorgeous, metallic foxy gift wrap illustrated by Kirsty Baynham is included in my All Things Paper round up of recently released/upcoming papercraft books and fine quality paper goods. Not just for wrapping presents, it can be framed or used for craft projects: www.allthingspaper.net/2025/02/papercraft-books-and-paper...
Just wrapping up some presents for the student tutor. One's a brick (to weight the box down or 'build her dream home') and the other's a USB fish tank! All put into one big shoe-box (which was wrapped later!) - I put a proper tag on that one too!
Just wrapping up some presents for the student tutor. One's a brick (to weight the box down or 'build her dream home') and the other's a USB fish tank! All put into one big shoe-box (which was wrapped later!) - I put a proper tag on that one too!
I like to wrap presents. I know I'm supposed to feel bad about wasting paper, but I do a few things to mitigate my guilt. For example, I reuse paper - be it wrapping or not. This particular gift for the lovely-bride-to-be was wrapped in a Canadian Tire flyer and was affixed with a lovely grosgrain ribbon (which I save and reuse). It still looked classy I was told.
Well of course it did. All my gifts look classy.
Colorful, polka-dotty shoes. I haven't bought any Converse in a while. Actually, I haven't worn any Converse in a while. What has gotten into me??
What is it with cats and bags, wrapping paper, boxes??? As soon as we discarded some wrapping paper from our presents Zag decided to walk around on them then curl up for a snooze on them
Griffin was his normal helpful self. He graciously helped me rip open all of my Christmas presents, wanting nothing in return. Could he be sweeter? I think not! :)
Once my stash got caught in the rainstorm and I was told I could replace my giftwrap, I went out and bought a few rolls. The three tallest rolls being new, as well as the hidden stripe behind the blues. The three solid blues and the silver on silver dot were already here inside the house, for use as birthday and wedding wraps. The blue with green trees and green-on-green were at the bottom of the old holiday stash, and not quite as affected.
I'm thinking I'm going to use the damaged wrap as box stuffing/etsy packaging for the rest of the season, to recycle it.
Christmas 2012, Brian used painters tape, duck tape, and a mix match assortment of ways to wrap gifts this year.
Can you find the clover of four leaves on the wrapping paper of the toffee of milky?
This means a very lucky thing.