How To Wrap A Coloring Book

How to wrap a coloring book #coloringbook Stay with Emi 2.14K subscribers Subscribe. Giving an attractively wrapped book this holiday season doesn't have to be costly. Here are our five tips on how to wrap a book, save money, and make an impression!

If you are gifting a book this holiday season, you have to try this creative gift wrapping technique. Make the gift wrap as special as the meaningful book inside by taking your gift wrapping to the next level. By following these simple steps, you can elevate the gift wrapping of a book to be as special as the book!

Wrap the book in a paper that matches the book's genre, theme, or characters. For example, wrap a children's book in coloring book pages or use maps to wrap a travel book. Take a cue from coloring books, and use a black marker to draw a design on a large sheet of paper.

Use your playful pattern to wrap the book, and add a bundle of colored pencils or crayons on top. Artists of all ages will enjoy making (and unwrapping) this homemade paper. Discover recipes, home ideas, style inspiration and other ideas to try.

Looking for a clever way to gift wrap a book? All you need is gift wrap, tape, scissors and this step. Use a coloring book page to decorate a gift box before filling it with presents for a craft lover. If you think it's easier to toss that book in a gift bag, well, you'd be right.

But you're here for a reason. I'm going to walk you through, step-by-step, on how to stylishly wrap that book without damaging the pages all while making it look pretty cool and like you've actually put some thought and time into it. Come on, it's fun!

Wrapping paper alternatives: kraft paper, wax seals, handmade paper, collages, gift boxes, paper bags, recycled fabric, newspaper, orgami folded paper, magazine pages, second hand book pages, maps, handmade book sleeves, crossword puzzles, sheet music, comic strips, and coloring pages. Add: a handmade gift tag, drawn on decorations. Want more?