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.

Paper Gift Bag Wrap Instead of wrapping a present, use a paper gift bag to make a wrapped bouquet of flowers! This is an easy way to create a sweet homemade gift without spending a lot of money ...

There's no need to get fancy with it, though. With some wrapping paper or fabric, double-sided tape, scissors and ribbon, you can make the presentation just as impressive as the gift itself.

However, actually wrapping those presents can bring your spirit down if you're not prepared. To save you some stress, we turned to the experts for their best tips on how to wrap a present.

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Pack it in a box Vases, stuffed animals and mittens can go from inanimate objects to unruly little beasts when you try to wrap them, so Ms. Fulton places such oddly shaped gifts into boxes ...

Begin by wrapping your gift in the plain wrap. To make the flower petals, simply take a piece of your tissue or wrapping paper and fold it in half.

While gift wrapping is a lovely tradition, fancy paper often ends up on the floor within moments, and many wrapping papers are not recyclable because of inks, glitter or plastic linings.