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Click a wrap to learn more. Pull down the Galleries menu to view the galleries. WRAP ARTAll you need are pieces of paper, tape, glue sticks, hot glue or double sided tape, and these three ideas. Absorb these 3 ideas IDEA 1: BITS AND PIECESYou can use small fragments of paper. You can use odd, non-wrapping materials, such as twigs, bottle caps or even colorful breakfast foods. IDEA 2: TAKE IT EASYFocus on the front of the package. The back of the package is backstage; it's ok to let it be messy. IDEA 3: CONTRASTContrast of color. Contrast of light and dark. Contrast of texture or material. Contrast of line (angled paper on rectangular boxes). |
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