Emily at Brick Dust and Glitter found this great gift wrap idea on Pinterest. It’s a no-sew gift wrap that uses fabric you already have! Take a look at the simplest, prettiest, reusable wrapping! All you need is some fabric. You can raid your stash or use a silky scarf or up-cycle an old shirt or some bedding. All you need is a square of fabric that’s larger than your gift. We’ll show you how to wrap in the pictures below.
How to wrap
Place the present diagonally on the fabric so that the edges of the present sit pointing towards the corners of the fabric square.
Fold a corner of the fabric over the gift.
Flip the parcel over and over until the parcel is wrapped up.
Place the final corner on top.
Now twist both ends of the fabric.
First one and then the other.
And tie in the middle.
Finally, add some decoration.
It’s a wrap!
How easy is that! Once you’ve done one wrap, you’ll want to see how other fabrics play out. They’ll look lovely under the tree. And after the presents have been opened, there’s no paper to throw away! You can use the fabric squares again for more presents or even another project. It’s a fantastic way to reduce, reuse and recycle!
We hope you’ll enjoy this fun no-sew fabric gift wrap idea! You can wrap your presents beautifully and be kind to the planet at the same time.
We have other posts about using fabric for gift wrapping:
- Stitching DIY bags – a tutorial on stitching reusable drawstring bags.
- Sew sustainable Santa Sacks – easy and elegant lined Santa Sacks that can be accessorised and used again and again.
- In the bag – Santa Sack fillers – lots of family friendly ideas for what to put in the bag.
Santa Sacks 
Drawstring bags 
