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Ashley
11-25-2009, 01:24 PM
Hey ladies, next week's Work For Me Wednesday blog has the following theme:

Dec. 2nd: "Gift Ideas: handmade, homemade, unique or frugal"
Share a tip to ignite creativity in the gift-giving dept! Ideas like wrapping paper, diy gifts, etc.

I would love to see some submissions for this one from everyone, and I will post all blogs posted on this theme on various days throughout December. I'd love to see everyone involved! Thanks ladies! :support:

Jojo
11-25-2009, 03:05 PM
:hi: I'll attempt to get something done this weekend.

Ashley
12-02-2009, 12:52 PM
Thanks Jo! This is so not my specialty :blush:

Jojo
12-02-2009, 01:06 PM
Oh crap. I forgot 2 blogs for you.

Don't feel bad about emailing me about 50 times for something.

Ashley
12-02-2009, 01:11 PM
Do you have something for today's? I was about to write a blog about gluing macaroni to paper and giving it as a gift :hehe:

Jojo
12-02-2009, 01:13 PM
Do you have something for today's? I was about to write a blog about gluing macaroni to paper and giving it as a gift :hehe:

lmao I have nothing yet. Matt still has not taken a nap and he's upstairs moaning and groaning in his crib :eyeroll:

Jojo
12-02-2009, 02:15 PM
Ever buy a roll of wrapping paper and then realize that you don’t have enough just when you thought you were done wrapping presents?

Well what I sometimes love to do if I run out of Christmas paper is grab an old brown paper bag (sometimes you get the nice sturdy ones from the supermarket with the handles) and cut it just right so it resembles a sheet of paper. Turn it on its blank side and use pretty decorative stamps or metallic markers to embellish it. You can also do with a roll of white butcher paper. If you have kids you can also let them embellish it and give it a personal touch. Use their hands and feet in Christmas colors to make it extra special for the Grandparents!

With the left over scraps you can make lovely little gift tags for it also. I like to wrap mine with butchers twine because it gives it that rustic/country feel. A simple and cheap way to recycle that leftover paper you have no use for!

Ashley
12-02-2009, 02:28 PM
Thank you Jo! :support: posted: http://mothershideaway.blogspot.com