Make your gift to be the hottest commodity at the White Elephant gift exchange. These quick and creative wrapping hacks are perfect for making your gifts stand out — and a box isn’t required ...

Wrapping a box is the most straightforward shape to wrap and creates nice, clean folds. Measuring and cutting the paper correctly is important, as too much paper creates a lumpy, poorly wrapped gift.

Think gift-wrapping is easy? Think again. Wrapping the standard rectangle- or square-shaped gift might give you no grief but have you ever tried wrapping a present that is an abnormal shape?

Gift wrapping is a skill, and you can acquire it. Even if your gifts aren't square, wrapping gifts just takes some attention to detail. You don't even need tape—or even paper.

Here are the three ticks and tricks for how to wrap the perfect Christmas present. How to wrap Christmas presents: rectangular gift box First, lay out your paper with plenty of extra on all sides.

Want to make a gift card feel personal — and more exciting to open? Try these ingenious wrapping ideas from stationers, crafters and gift wrap pros ...

If you’re in search of thoughtful, creative DIY gift wrapping ideas, here’s how to wrap a gift with kids’ artwork to make any gift more special.

We’ve collected some of our best gift-wrapping tips to help you with everything from tying a gorgeous bow to wrapping those oddly shaped gifts (no matter if it's a guitar or a bike), all to ...

So if you want to make your festive gift stand out from the rest, here are 5 creative ways to wrap gifts without paper. 1. Repurpose a shoe box ...

Sophie Liard, an expert gift wrapper and author of "The Folding Lady," demonstrates and explains a variety of gift wrapping techniques in 11 levels of difficulty, from the easiest to most complex ...

One way to be eco-friendly this season is to wrap your gifts sustainably. We share with you the best sustainable gift-wrapping ideas.

Think gift-wrapping is easy? Think again. Wrapping the standard rectangle- or square-shaped gift might give you no grief but have you ever tried wrapping a present that is an abnormal shape?