The Original Little ELF Gift Wrap Cutter (2-Pack) | As seen on Shark Tank | Holiday Wrapping Paper Cutter

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Potato print some brown paper and transform it into bold and fun wrapping paper, ideal for wrapping paper for your Christmas presents. By simply using a potato, a cookie cutter and some paint it’s easy to create wrapping paper decorated with a star-shaped stamp. Place the stencil on the gift box and attach it with small pieces of masking tape to hold it in place. Put some paint in the saucer, dip in the brush and dab off excess on a piece of kitchen paper. The brush should be quite dry or the paint will bleed under the stencil. Apply the paint in a dabbing motion. Want to make your Christmas presents stand out under the tree? Handmade touches like making your own Christmas wrapping paper and Christmas gift tags will ensure your gifts look gorgeous.

This is a great craft project to do with the kids, too – they will love stamping their very own unique designs onto the paper.Use a garland stencil and initial to personalise a gift box and finish with pretty ribbons. You will need Follow our step-by-step guides to make your own Christmas wrapping paper and gift tags, then prepare yourself for Christmas Day compliments aplenty. Use a ready-made stencil. Place the stencil in one corner of the paper. Pour a little paint into a saucer. Dip in the stencil brush and then dab it on kitchen paper to remove excess paint. The brush should feel quite dry. Use the brush in a dabbing motion to apply paint to the stencil. Carry on stencilling across the paper, offsetting each row of baubles, until the paper is covered.

Stamp out the required number of gift tags using the paper punch. Punch a hole in the top of each gift tag. You can also go on to create matching gift tags and even Christmas cards for friends and family too. Experiment with different coloured papers and paint, and use other cutters you already have at home – the possibilities are endless, and this simple idea for making your own wrapping paper can be used all year round, too! Leave to dry then carefully remove the stencil. Place the stencil initial in the centre of the garland motif and repeat the process above. (If you do not have an initial stencil, print out the letter you need in the right size and font and use this to make a stencil, as before.)Decorate the front of each tagwith self-adhesive motifs or glue on embellishments such as buttons and letters. (You can make your own mini airmail embellishments using airmail patterned washi tape and kraft card). Use the alphabet stampto make letters that can be glued on. Stencil the bauble design on to thin card and, once the paint is dry, add extra details with a fine brush and contrasting paint. Leave to dry Our craft team have created some really special Christmas wrapping projects that you can easily make at home. From potato printing to using our holly stencil to make wrapping paper or a gift box with matching gift tags, pressed flowers for a really special touch, a mini paper punch to create homemade mini gift tags or go traditional by crafting holly leaves out of paper.