Wrapping-paper Sentence Examples

We cannot accept cardboard, envelopes or wrapping paper in our recycling banks.

Carmen was alone in the living room picking up wrapping paper when the men returned.

Small scraps of leftover wrapping paper can be used too.

Just by varying the colors, you can make wrapping paper for almost any occasion.

Use packing tape to affix the wrapping paper tube to the center of the circle.

Between layers, tie several long pieces of ribbon around the wrapping paper tube.

When you're done assembling the basic part of the cake, the wrapping paper tube will be sticking out the top.

Use the packing tape to affix the wrapping paper tube to the center of the cardboard base.

Use one receiving blanket to fill in any gaps between the wrapping paper tube and the Boppy pillow.

Cut the wrapping paper tube so that it protrudes from the top layer by about one inch.

Catalogs make fun, colorful wrapping paper.

They help eliminate waste and excess wrapping paper and they can cut down on shopping time.

Choose silver or white wrapping paper and use the opposite color ribbon.

Stickers, DVDs, puzzles, wrapping paper and much more can be ordered from the site's online store.

If you have a theme in mind, themed wrapping paper will work too, as will cellophane, tissue paper glued in place, and calendar pages.

Use candles in the center of your tables that can double as wedding favors, or cover small boxes in wrapping paper and tie with a ribbon.

How about filling a box with dried lavender and rosebuds, or try your hand at a creative photo print program and design wrapping paper created from family photos?

Do not throw garbage, wrapping paper or other flammable items into the fire.

If you want to use wrapping paper scraps to fold origami, it will take some experimenting to figure out what works best.

Try making flowers using dollar bills, or use sticky notes, wrapping paper and fabric.

Use metallic paper, wrapping paper or even printable origami paper for a fun twist to this traditional Kirigami figure.

Paper Source has a project designed to use up leftover scrapbook paper or wrapping paper while creating a beautiful folded paper wreath.

Themes can also be created around the folding medium, using sticky notes, wrapping paper or newspaper to create figures.

The classic origami frog can be made from traditional Japanese washi paper, smooth origami paper, foil origami paper, translucent origami paper, and wrapping paper.

You may want to use 12x12 scrapbook paper or cut squares from a roll of wrapping paper in order to create larger envelopes.

Add interest to your flowers by folding them using tissue paper, wrapping paper and even fabric.

Many organizations offer special fundraising programs for nonprofits, from soft drink and gourmet food companies to organizations that sell seasonal items like gift wrapping paper and holiday greeting cards.

Schools and youth groups, for example often hold catalog sales of Christmas cards, ornaments, wrapping paper and other items each shortly after the school year begins.

For fundraisers held around the holidays or just before them, holiday wrapping paper sales can bring in good money.

They can be found on Christmas cards, window decorations, ornaments, and on wrapping paper.

Using homemade wrapping paper can give an air of nostalgia to the holiday.

Fill clear glass ball ornaments from your local dollar store with rolled strips of wrapping paper to create customized tree décor.

Use the foam paintbrush and Mod Podge to adhere the scrapbook paper or wrapping paper to your CD.

Recycle children's artwork to make your own wrapping paper or sew reusable fabric gift bags.

The heat will dry out the tree, and a spark from a fireplace could ignite decorations or wrapping paper.

The tree itself won't heat up or spark a fire, but a short in the electrical system or in the lights could ignite wrapping paper and decorations.

Wrap the gift in funny wrapping paper for an extra smile.

Tape several coloring sheets together and use them as Christmas wrapping paper.

Kids can make make their own shepherds crook for a family nativity play with empty wrapping paper tubes.

When she cuts her finger on some wrapping paper and bleeds, Edward's brother tries to come after her.

Save leftover scraps of wrapping paper to use as a favor tag.

Finally, remember that you can always fold your wrapping paper or holiday scrapbook paper into an origami box for holding the favors.

You can make these simple frames from patterned origami paper or your use your favorite wrapping paper cut to the size of your choice.

Wrap an assortment of various-sized boxes with different wrapping paper scraps.

Recycle some of your child's artwork by using the colorful drawings as wrapping paper for small gifts.

Cover sturdy cardboard boxes with pretty wrapping paper to create storage containers for magazines, children's boxes, or extra table linens.

Give the gift a nautical theme by using appropriately themed wrapping paper and gift cards.

You could also use stickers, holiday tissue paper or even wrapping paper decoupaged onto the frame.

Collect old family Christmas photos, pictures from magazines, old holiday cards, wrapping paper or anything else you might like to use and plan out a simple design.

Decorate the "handle" by covering with extra card stock, construction paper or wrapping paper.

Cut thin strips from wrapping paper to mimic the look of ribbon on your card.

Even little ones can place tape on wrapping paper!

Whether you're looking for printable wrapping paper designs, a quick homemade gift idea, or a project to keep your children busy, there's a printable paper craft available to fit your needs.

If you want to cut back on all that wrapping paper in landfill, try using the funny pages to wrap birthday and Christmas packages instead.

Old Pokemon cards, stickers, wrapping paper and other Pokemon items work well as the decorations for the collage.

Purchase a roll of plain brown craft paper and allow children to make their own Mother's Day wrapping paper.

The Kansas City Public Library has instructions for making a holiday origami garland out of wrapping paper.