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a n d s u p p l i e s
T o s im p lif y y o u r a p p r o a c h to w r a p p in g , p ic k a p a le tte
a n d b u y o n ly p a p e r s in th o s e c o lo rs so e v e r y th in g w ill
w o rk to g e th e r . T w o s o lid - c o lo r p a p e r s a n d tw o p a t t e r n s
a re e n o u g h to y ie ld lo ts o f d if f e r e n t lo o k s . S k ip p r e m a d e
b o w s in fa v o r o f a fe w s p o o ls o f c o o r d in a tin g r ib b o n —
m u c h m o re v e r s a tile a n d e a s ie r to s to re .
SPACESAVER
W rap C enter
Think a dedicated gift wrap
ping space is a large-house
luxury? Think again. This
sturdy over-door rack is
designed to store cans and
boxes in a pantry, but it's
perfect for keeping ribbons
and papers, too.
Keep gift tags in clear,
lidded jars so you can
see what you have.
Line up spools of rib-
bon on a shelf. Just
unroll the length you
need and snip.
Keep often-used tools
like scissors and tape
in the middle of the
rack so they’re easy
to reach. Limit each
container to one kind
of item so it’s easy to
find what you need.
Drape tissue paper
over the bar of a shelf
to keep it unrumpled.
Stand up roll wrap
in the bottom basket.
A heavy-duty rub-
ber band stretched
around the rack keeps
the rolls upright.
File a few gift bags
and ready-to-assem
ble boxes in the
bottom basket. ■
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