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The article presents various question-and-answer articles from cleaning to getting organized. It is important to have extra gifts for unexpected visitors. Recycled papers are used as festive packing material for gifts. Tack Hammer is known to be safety when it comes to minor home-repair projects.

The article offers steps-by-step instructions for gift packaging, along with brief information on gift accessories including the Star of David Ornament from the company Wisteria, the Paper Craft Holiday Ornament from 2Jane Co., the Santa Paper Mache Ornaments from the company Paper Source.

The article offers tips on how shoppers can manage their spending for Christmas gifts. First, it is advised to determine the amount to spend on each person being listed. It is suggested to check out a discount art supply store for beautiful writing paper and pens. Instead of buying individual gifts for all children in one family, individuals should consider a single gift that will be enjoyed by everyone.

Provides guidelines on making Christmas gifts. Materials used to make the beaded necklace; Stitches used for the knitted scarf; Use of self-adhesive paper to cover unwanted CDs.

The article offers tips from freelance graphic designer Sarah Zimmerman on how to store gift essentials such as the use of cup hooks holdings to roll out paper, greeting cards storing, and repurposing of mason jars.

The article highlights the BloemBox hand-wrapped paper gift-box that contains real flowers. The author recommends them to people planning to send gifts. Each box is topped with a silk flower, filled with a tissue paper seed ribbon and contains different flower varieties like sunflowers, carnations and pansies. They can be planted directly to the ground or cut to size for outdoor pots.

The article provides tips on gift wrapping. For large gifts, Christine Fritsch, author of "Gifted Wrapping," suggests layering two or more papers of different colors, patterns and textures. Tracie Stier-Johnson, owner of a specialty paper store in Wisconsin, recommends using wired ribbon and tying it around a gift and make a basic bow.

Focuses on the publication of the book 'Wedding Anniversaries: From Paper to Diamond,' by writer, Cookie Lee in the U.S. Traditional link between anniversaries and gifts; List of alternative gift items; Inclusion of chinawares in the list gift items.

The article evaluates several gift ideas and products for the Christmas season including Paporganics' graphic wrap printed on recycled paper, Forever Lights from Gardener's Supply Co. and recycled glass ornaments from World Stock.

The article provides professional tips on holiday shopping for gifts. People have a tendency to go out of control under pressure of the holiday rush. To avoid this, start by organizing one's shopping list. This can be better done by categorizing rather than by person. Designate a specific area of the house for storing gifts. Shopping bags can be used to wrap oddly-shaped items. The name of the store can be covered using a paper cut in the shape of a tree, a star, or any other preferred designs.

The article offers tips on how to prepare for Christmas holiday. It is important to have toothbrushes, toothpaste and shampoo for overnight guests. Cover wrapping paper with overlapping doilies is used to wrap gifts. Different sizes of candles are put on a tray.

Provides tips on making a wonderful and presentable gift for Christmas. Winter fashions design for friends and family; Photo frame made out of foam; Corsage out of paper for moms; Penguins designed shakers.

Provides tips on gift wrapping. Concealment of a box with brown craft paper; Placement of fabric remnants around the gift; Creation of design with a gold or silver marker.

Presents tips for Christmas shopping. Creation of list; Estimation of total budget for holiday spending; Suggestion of perusing through papers and magazines to select presents.

Features FotoTokens, a kit that contains clear protective paper to cover the fronts of photos and double stick sheets for the backs ideal to give as gifts. Other uses of the kit; Price.

The article features rubber stamp kits that children can use to create their own cards. The Cat Kit and Dog Kit each include 10 rubber stamps, 10 sticker labels, an instruction booklet and a washable ink pad. Each kit costs $8.95. The stamp kits are ideal gifts for children ages 4 and above. The product can be ordered by calling a toll-free number or by using a mail-order coupon.

The article recommends several products for $25 or less ideal as gifts for women. It includes Lulu Guinness umbrella, L'Occitane hand cream and Brooks Brothers handkerchief.