Wrap With Intention

This season, embrace the art of mindful wrapping with materials that feel good and do good. These ideas are low-waste, family-friendly, and give your holiday gifts that handcrafted, wintry charm.

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Cozy Cloth Wraps (Furoshiki-Style)

Winter wrapping feels especially luxe in fabric. Use scarves, tea towels, bandanas — where the wrapping becomes an added gift — or fabric remnants to bundle gifts like little treasures. Or, purchase a reusable option like the Wrappr Reusable Gift Wrap featured in the Winter Box! 

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Reimagined Containers

Think beyond traditional wrapping and reuse vintage cookie tins, small baskets, a mason jar with “snowy” tissue lining, or even an empty box you’ve painted. 

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Nature’s Finishing Touches

Nothing says winter quite like bringing a bit of the outdoors in. Try tying a pine sprig, foraged pinecones, cinnamon stick, or dried citrus to your twin or ribbon to add a decorative touch to your gift. Every element is compostable and smells incredible — like fresh air and mulled cider blended together.

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Upcycled Paper + Hand-Drawn Magic 

If you have grocery bags lying around, they make beautifully rustic wrapping paper. Or try newspapers, magazines, old maps, outdated calendars — the possibilities are quite literally endless. Plus, you can get the whole family involved! If you have little ones, let them add their artistic touch to this year’s wrapping.

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