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4 creative projects you can do with leftover wrapping paper

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Leftover wrapping paper doesn’t have to be destined for the dustbin. Get inspired and add fun style to your home with these easy projects

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In the frame  Love handmade artwork? Frame a piece of wrapping paper and cut out felt letters to spell out your favourite quote or saying. When you feel like a change simply replace with something new.

All boxed up Line display boxes with wrapping paper. Cut paper to the size of the box and attach with double-sided tape or a glue stick.

Going potty Save the planet by recycling tins and using them as decorative plant pots. Cut wrapping paper to size and stick to the tin with double-sided tape. Add a plant and voilà.

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On board Transform a wooden clipboard from your local $2 shop by covering it in pretty wrapping paper using double-sided tape.


Supplies by: Walls in Resene ‘Triple Concrete’; aqua wall spot decals from KM2creative; wrapping paper from kikki.K; tassel garland from Collected; boxes and vases from Zest Products; all other products stylist’s own.

Buy your wrapping paper, craft paper and clip boards from Warehouse Stationery. Visit warehousestationery.co.nz craft needs.

Words by: Vanessa Nouwens Photography by: Mel Jenkins at Flash Studios.

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