Fabric Gift Wrapping Ideas

While wrapping with paper is efficient, fabric gift-wrapping adds a bit more flair and personality! We offer an arsenal of fabrics, from decorative to specialty. Below are some fabric gift wrapping ideas using various approaches to inspire. Please share your own versions with us on J&O Fabrics Facebook page!

Fabric gift wrapping

Wrapping gifts with fabric is simply more fabulous

Choosing a black and white fabric and adding a pop of color is an easy way to create a work of art. There are so many different fabrics featuring black and white, and you can use any color under the sun as the accent shade!

Economical Ideas: Fabric Covered Thumbtacks

A potentially annoying part of working with fabric is having scraps left over and not knowing what to do with them. Often they are too small to seem of much use. Nevertheless, we found a great idea for really small fabric remnants at the blog howaboutorange; this blog suggests making fabric thumbtacks. Here’s what you’ll need:
  • 1/2″ buttons (wedding gown size)
  • pliers
  • fabric scraps
  • hot glue

Economical Ideas: Laptop Sleeve

An essential part of the gear of every laptop is the carrying case. You can find some that are bulky and some that are sleek, but one thing they have in common is that they are drab. With this blog J&O offers an economical and stylish alternative to the usual laptop sleeves and cases with a fabric laptop sleeve. Using this idea you can make yourself a laptop sleeve with a velcro flap fit for a 15″ laptop. Thanks to designspongeonline.com for the wonderful idea.

Economical Ideas: Mouse Pad Covers

Bleak economic news dominates the headlines pushing more families to tighten their budgets and reduce spending. With so many people worried about the economy practical ways to stretch a dollar are valued more than ever. Therefore, we at J&O will be putting together some blogs to help you find useful ways of maximizing your fabric without losing sight of the fact that fabric can still be fun.

For instance, say you have a few scraps of fabric left over from a project, often they find their way into a drawer and when you’ve tired of them they get thrown out. Why not try using your fabric scraps to make something with?