This animal shape gift wrap is a fun way to dress up presents!
Your gift recipients will be delighted to receive a gift in a cute, whimsical animal theme! Oly-Fun is so much better than gift wrap because it won’t tear or rip, thus keeping curious little ones from peeking at what’s inside!
Animal Shape Gift Wrap Supplies
- Oly-Fun Fabric in Orange Crush, Jet Black, Hot Fudge
- Metallic Oly-Fun
- Boxes
- Hot glue gun or strong tape
- Scissors
- Stiffen stabilizer
- Gift bag die cut
- Faux fur fabric
- Xyron sticker maker
Penguin gift wrap
1. Wrap the box with black Oly-Fun fabric. Strong packing tape or duck tape will work, or use a low temp glue gun. Wrap the box just as you would with wrapping paper.
2. Cut a strip of Oly-Fun to make a scarf for the penguin. Cut fringe ends on the scarf, and tie it around the wrapped box.
3. Cut two white circles to make eyes, and cut an orange triangle to make a beak. Use the sticker maker to add adhesive to the small pieces, and stick them on the penguin box. Use a black permanent marker to draw in the eyes.
4. Cut two orange feet for the penguin, and hot glue them to the bottom of the box.
Rudolph Gift Wrap
1. Wrap the box with brown Oly-Fun fabric.
2. Cut a red circle to make the nose, as well as white circles for the eyes. Use the sticker maker to attach the pieces to the box. Draw in the eyeballs with a marker.
3. Cut antlers from metallic Oly-Fun fabric. Hot glue them to the box.
Fox Gift Wrap
1. Wrap the box in orange Oly-Fun fabric.
2. Cut two curvy triangles to glue on as pictured.
3. Cut black circles for the eyes and nose.
4. Cut orange triangle ears and an orange tail. Add white triangles as accents. Hot glue the ears and tail to the box.
Snow Bunny Gift Bag
1. Die cut the gift bag from Stiffen Interfacing. Glue the sides together to make the bag.
2. Cut faux fur to fit the outer sections of the bag. Use hot glue to attach the fur pieces.
3. Cut eyes, nose and mouth from black Oly-Fun fabric. Cut pink circles for cheeks. Hot glue everything on.
4. Cut out ears and hot glue them on.
5. Glue a handle to finish the bag.
I originally published this post on the Fairfield World site, where I am a Master Maker.
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