As we rush to fulfill Christmas wishlists, let's not forget about our planet. Discover how sustainable gift wrapping can ...

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Even the most enthusiastic gift-givers can admit it: Wrapping presents is not always the most magical part of the holidays. The paper tears at the corner, the ribbon gets tangled, the oddly shaped toy ...

Finding the perfect gift within your budget is challenging enough — but then you’ve got to wrap it. You’re wrangling boxes, searching for tape and scissors, and don’t have the faintest idea how to ...

Turn used gift wrap into something crafty, enliven boring storage, or use it as packing material. Here's how get more use out of your wrapping paper.

The Japanese gift wrapping technique is a quick and efficient method that allows gifts to be wrapped in under 30 seconds. This method eliminates the need for precise measurements and allows excess ...

There’s a new trend sweeping social media about the best way to wrap presents and Karimah Henry, the blogger behind Crafting a Fun Life, gave the Daytime ladies a tutorial.

A lot of wrapping paper, tape, and ribbons end up in the trash after the holiday season. But Emma Pardini, environmental program coordinator at Resource Renew, said it doesn’t have to be that way.

The holidays sneak up fast, and nothing dampens the spirit like finding you’re out of wrapping paper or tape when it’s time to wrap gifts. Get ahead of the rush by picking up gift wrap, bags, boxes, ...

The grabbing of presents, the tearing of paper, the ripping of boxes. Followed by the piling up of garbage, and the overflowing of trash bins. Christmas is the time of abundance. Too much food, too ...

It's easier than you think to adorn your wrapped presents with a pretty ribbon and bow. Here are three methods to try.