"Extra-large gifts can be wrapped in a tablecloth and tied with ribbon like a Santa sack," says professional gift wrapper Vanessa West, owner of Avenue Wrapping in Memphis, Tennessee.

Scissors or another cutting tool. To properly wrap a gift, you’ll need the right cut and size wrapping paper. A pair of sharp scissors or even a box cutter will help with this.

Everything you need to wrap a present With the holidays fast approaching, now is the time to start wrapping presents. Many people can wrap presents, but not everyone knows how to do it in a way ...

1. Try origami-style wrapping Man wrapping a gift on bed (Image credit: Shutterstock) Essentially, this is the art of paper folding, originating from Japan.

>> For large gifts, hide the unwrapped gift in the house then wrap two or three smaller gifts that are clues to create a scavenger hunt. It not only saves time, but all the material that would be ...

There’s seemingly nothing the 37-year-old can’t wrap, from a leaf blower or umbrella, to jewelry or gift cards. Garrett is able to wrap anything — even a kitchen mixer.

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Furoshiki are traditional Japanese squares of fabric that are used to carry, store and wrap things; they come in different sizes, ranging from small handkerchiefs to large Santa sacks.

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 ...