So for my parents
anniversary, I brought them a few gifts and one of them was this
computer air cleaner thingy for my dad. As you can see, its a weird
shape. How would you wrap this??
Well, I'll show you! :)
This is what you'll
need:
Wrapping paper
Sellotape
Card
Scissors
and a pencil!
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| Sorry for the awful lighting and quality! |
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| Aw man! They just keep getting worse! Sorry :( |
2. Place your gift onto the wrapping paper and roll it over once. This will give you an idea of how much is need to wrap the whole thing. Add an inch or two to overlap plus two inches top and bottom, depending on how big your gift is. Cut it out.
3. Next, fold an inch over on the top and bottom of the wrapping paper and cut little slits into it, like you would if you were lining a circular cake tin.
4. Wrap up the present
and secure with tape.
5. Fold the tabs
over on the ends, which is now much easier to do with the slits in, and tap
securely.
6. Lastly, make a loop out of
sellotape (a cheats version of double sided sticky tape, which of
course you could use) and stick it onto one of the card circles.
Then stick that onto the top of the gift, to cover up the end. Repeat with the second
card circle and the bottom.
Du-du-loo Ta-daaa!! You're done! One neatly wrapped cylindrical pressie!
There you go! That was really easy, wasn't it? :)
Let me know if you have wrapped a present using this tutorial. I'd really like to hear if it's useful.
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