DIY Gift Wrapping Boxes - Send your thoughts(2)

The basic tilting packaging method for thick boxes, to prevent the box from tilting, is very convenient when using this packaging method to wrap thick boxes.

1. Prepare the paper. Firstly, place the box with the front of the box facing outwards as shown in the picture and fold up the paper in front of you to cover the 3 corners

2. Secondly, fold up the paper on the outside in the same position as shown in the picture, making sure that all 3 corners are covered and that the conditions 1 and 2 are met before proceeding to the bottom

3. Wrap the front of the box with the paper in front of you, folding the lines tightly around the left and right corners of the box, finishing the edges and fixing them with tape

4. Hold the box in position as shown in the picture and place the box with the wrapping paper to the outside.

5. Lift up the paper on the right side and fold it tightly against the corners of the box, then fold it tightly against the corners of the box as on the left side. Fold the excess paper inwards and wrap the front

6. Fold the paper at the bottom of the right side inwards to form a neat fold line tightly against the corners of the box, not allowing the outer vertical paper to show to the sides, secure with tape and then tidy up the front

7. Fold the outer paper over to the body side and fold the excess paper inwards along the sides of the box, securing the edges with tape

8. Turn the box over to the front and finish the packaging, tie a ribbon or decorate it.

A crisp way to wrap a gift in a cylinder shape, this is a slightly more skillful way to wrap a gift. The folds concentrated in the centre add an elegant touch to the gift. Once mastered, it can be applied to any size of item.

1. Prepare the rotary paper as shown in the picture.

2. Wrap the paper around the cylinder and secure it with tape at the overlap

3. Fold the paper sequentially towards the centre of the circle to make a nice crease

4. Fold the excess paper inwards diagonally at the end of the crease

5. Gently tape the centre, cut a circle from the same material, put double-sided tape on the inside and stick it to the centre, and do the same with the opposite side and tie the ribbon.