A wrap of my own creation. lol My attempt to make a wrap for a newborn shoot this weekend.

We've been trying different wraps and making some of our own recently. I buy some pre-made ones sometimes, but they're easy to make, too. I made this wrap bread in the dehydrator. It's nice way to use leftover veggies to make a quick meal.

This is my "finished" wrap jacket. The pattern is from the book Knit by Janine Flew. I'm still deciding if I truly love this or not. I intended to finish it by the end of March, but obviously failed to do so. Project Spectrum people, there's green in the background. :)

Half Tila Triple Wrap

My beautiful picture

Digitally printed trailer wrap.

vehicle wrap specialists Creative FX www.fxuk.net

A1Tint.com Wrap Portfolio

Wrapped in scarf and hat.

Summer, Joseph Morgan e sua esposa, Persia White na Wrap Party da 4ª temporada

Zermatt

iola wrapped in bandages

seen in Higashi Nippori, Tokyo

Afternoon Tea @ Club Lounge from 3pm to 5pm

vehicle wrap specialists Creative FX www.fxuk.net

hand forged upcycled copper with wire corespun handspun yarn and sterling silver earwires. 'clasp' using tension for lightweight secure wear

Wrap

MsYarn Designs

www.ravelry.com/projects/toastclothing/seamless-baby-and-...

Jacquard weaves are known for having two sides to every wrap, creating a lovely layering of alternating colours. Which side is your favourite?

My beautiful picture

@ 12 weeks -- Moby wrap

Lynn wrapped the window in cardboard to make it more stable as part of the installation process

Scoot Spokane First Ride Academy

A1Tint.com Wrap Portfolio

A delicious wrap that I made. View my weblog to see the details!

This is an example of a combination wall and glass wrap we designed and produced. The walls were wrapped in solid vinyl and the windows wrapped in perforated vinyl.

Design, supply & fit of 3M IJ180 Vehicle Wrap to Chevrolet Trax

wrapped in plastic,the asylum,birmingham,12nov10

Wrap/Toy

All wrapped up! I love it :D 6 button holes down each side, with hand made shank buttons (read: 2 regular buttons sewn loosely together) to fasten in a style of my choosing.