Get more coverage by going diagonal If you're down to the last sheet of wrapping paper and discover it's just a little too short to cover your gift, try rotating the present diagonally.

Furoshiki are a type of traditional Japanese wrapping cloth which used to transport clothes, gifts, or other goods. Some are turning to them as a method of holiday wrapping.

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Place your gift diagonally on the wrapping paper, making sure there's enough paper on each side to cover the entire gift. Cut the paper, leaving some extra on each side to ensure complete coverage. 2.

Every present deserves a stylish package, so pick your favorite Christmas gift wrapping paper from our list and prepare to wow loved ones.

Place your gift diagonally on the wrapping paper, making sure there's enough paper on each side to cover the entire gift. Cut the paper, leaving some extra on each side to ensure complete coverage. 2.

Place your gift diagonally on the wrapping paper, making sure there's enough paper on each side to cover the entire gift. Cut the paper, leaving some extra on each side to ensure complete coverage. 2.