14 Ways to Reuse Leftover Wrapping Paper

What I Love About This Design: • Close up photo of a sunflower with a digital aged process and a vintage farm warehouse inventory page overlay, plus a bee in the lower right corner. And another bee on sunflower in photo.

Perfect for these 14 ways to reuse leftover Wrapping Paper: 

1.  Let's start by actually wrapping more presents, but alas there's more! 
2.  Cut into strips to make perfect paper chains. 
3.  Make a pen or pencil pot by wrapping a clean tin can. 
4.  Make it into art by cutting out a frameable piece to coordinate with other artwork or pictures.
5. Make it into wallpaper. 
6. Cover shoe size or any box to make stylish storage boxes. 
7. Wrap the cover of a notebook, both protecting a soft or worn out cover and making it beautiful again. 
8. Line bookshelves, drawers, and the back of cupboards for a beautiful, transcendent look. 
9. Make origami, stylish outcomes and a relaxing hobby. 
10. Shredding it for more gift bag stuffing. 
11. Decoupage small trinket or jewelry trays. 
12. Laminate small sectional strips to create bookmarks. 
13. Create gift tags by adding cardstock to the bag. 
14. Decoupaging furniture drawers or facefronts makes one unique inspiring piece to your home.

• Costs less than $29.29 per roll, and even less with discount coupon savings.

• Paper Finish: Matte Wrapping Paper. 60lb, text weight matte paper. Softer surface with dull finish - ideal for color contrasts. Full color edge to edge printing. Width: 29 inches. Length: Multiple choices from 6 feet - 60 feet. Each roll up to 15 feet in length; Lengths greater than 15 feet shipped as multiple 15 foot rolls. Printed in USA.

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