Okay, not all of these packages are wrapped in brown paper, as my title would lead you to believe. But many of them are. Here are a few ideas to make sure the gifts under your tree look classic and gorgeous.
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I have always loved wrapping presents. At Christmas, I frequently wrapped all of the presents that weren't for me (sorry to call you out, Mom and Dad). I liked to cut out snowmen from the backside of the wrapping paper (the white side) and paste them on top of packages. I really enjoyed (and still enjoy) bows and other embellishments. Wrapping, in my mind, relates to a good gift the same way scent relates to your enjoyment of food. I can't wait to try some of these ideas this year.
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