Tuesday, October 25, 2005

Fresh gift wrapping ideas

The idea of creative gift wrapping has had a natural progression in history. Since paper replaced clay tablets, bark and hides as a writing surface people have found creative ways to put it to good use. Using ink on paper being the most popular.

But many new inventions, in their beginning, emerged as a novelty as people explored the possibilities. In the far east this would seem likely for paper, where there was a strong appreciation of sublime beauty. Even today the Japanese are known for their skill in origami and paper art. Here is a much admired craft that brings delight to young and old. It’s popularity is evident by the number of books currently in publication, from beginner level to expert. With a little thought this craft can bring a fresh look to your gift wrapping creations. Certainly not a mainstream ribbon and bow alternative, it does offer great new creative possibilities.

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