Make Christmas Cards With Wrapping Paper

Snow swirling, the annual Christmas is coming, At this time, people will give each other Christmas gifts or greeting cards. Make a stylish Christmas card using bits of leftover wrapping paper. Environmental conscious, and will save you that extra money during the winter months.

Step 1: You will need

Blank card with envelope - you can buy these from a craft shop

Leftover wrapping paper

Card from tights, a shirt, a notepad or an old invitation

Adhesive tape

Adhesive foam pads

Scissors

Gold cord or ribbon

Metallic pen

Step 2: Cut out the present

Use a piece of stiff card to cut out the shape of a small rectangular present.

Step 3: Wrap up

Cut out a piece of leftover wrapping paper bigger than the present shape. Fold the paper over the card and secure at the back with tape.

Step 4: Tie a bow

Tie curling ribbon or metallic cord over and around the present shape. Tape it down at the back to make it easier to tie the cord into a bow on the top

If you are using wired cord, be sure to knot the ends and trim. Then curl the ends of the cord.

Step 5: Stick down

Stick the present to a blank card with adhesive foam pads. Make sure it is not crooked.

Step 6: Write a message

Finally, add a festive message inside the card using a resin marker pen.

Do not think that a greeting card is too cheap, blessing is the most important. If the economy permits, you can also buy a variety of Christmas gifts for friends. Even you can buy some party supplies and festive supplies, dress up your own home, holding a Christmas party.