Use fabric

Instead of using traditional wrapping paper, consider using a piece of fabric to wrap your gift. Not only is this an eco-friendly option, but it also gives the recipient an extra gift they can use for crafting or sewing.

Newspaper

Use old newspaper or comic book pages to wrap your gift. This is a fun and quirky way to add some personality to your gift, especially if the recipient is a fan of a particular comic book series or newspaper.

Mason Jars

For small gifts or items, consider placing them inside a mason jar and decorating the outside of the jar with ribbon or other decorative items.

Burlap

Wrap your gift in burlap fabric and tie it with twine or ribbon for a rustic and unique look.

Furoshik

Furoshiki is a Japanese method of wrapping gifts using cloth. This technique involves wrapping the gift in a square of fabric and then tying it with knots to create a beautiful and reusable package.

Map paper

Use maps or atlas pages to wrap gifts, especially for people who love travel or geography. It’s a fun and unique way to add some personality to your gift.

Personalize it

Finally, consider personalizing your gift wrapping with the recipient’s name or a special message. You can use stencils, markers, or even hand-lettering to create a unique and memorable gift.