Sugar Editorial Picks
Dec 22, 2008 -
As much as I love making my own wrapping paper, I can't resist manufactured wrapping paper with a beautiful design. Such is the case with the Snow & Graham Winter Tweets Paper ($7 for two sheets). Featuring small, vibrant red birds perched on brown and green branches, the paper is festive and seasonal.
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Aug 04, 2008 -
Sometimes, when you're hosting a large party, there's little choice but to go with paper. Luckily, Amy Butler has been working with the Gift Wrap Company to come up with an ecological alternative to gift-giving and paper partyware. She has just released a new line called "Giftwrap Green," including gift wrap, bags, and gift-card boxes made from 100 percent postconsumer recycled materials, printed with her beautiful designs.
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Dec 17, 2007 -
Hopefully by now you have either purchased your holiday gifts or know exactly what you're going to get for your posse. Now on to gift wrap. For the Fabionista on your list, be sure to pretty up her present with this Retta Le Ritz Blue Lattice Wrapping Paper ($8).
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Dec 14, 2007 -
We hope we've calmed some of your nerves this holiday season with our Fab Gift Guide, which includes luxurious items kind of like this
Juicy Couture Striped Sequin Scarf ($14'8). There's going to be a whole lot of gift wrapping in the upcoming week, so in order to pacify Mother Nature's anxiety, let's go go green and save a Christmas tree or two.
To learn how to be eco-friendly this holiday season, read more
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Dec 08, 2007 -
Recyclable paper is not a new phenomenon. But plant-able paper? That's another thing.
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Nov 01, 2007 -
I know I'm putting the carriage before the horse by featuring wrapping paper before the gifts...but sit tight, Fab gift guides are coming very soon!
In the meantime, stock up on this Black Houndstooth Gift Wrap ($4.50) so you can dress the presents you'll buy for your fashionable friends. I know I'd love to get a gift wrapped in this.
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Sep 06, 2007 -
I'm always tempted by those single sheets of wrapping paper you often find in fancy paper stores, but I don't really wrap enough gifts to justify buying all the paper I crave. That's why I love this project I spotted on Design Sponge: Blogger Grace livened up her closet door by filling the panels with some leftover gift wrap. This would be a fun way to get rid of scraps — or a great excuse to buy some of those papers I've been eyeing.
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