Christmas All Wrapped Up!

What a great idea, my cutting lines always go off course. I use a Scotch cutting tool which is great but no help in that way.

I think lots of wrapping paper have a grid now! My Cancer research ones last year did (well the expensive rolls!) and the ones I bought this year, from different charities, do too.

Oh Bunch that would make me happy too, it's not at all sad!
I normally fold and get a sharp crease then use the blade of a veg knife to slice through the fold. Much neater edges than with scissors.
It all starts to feel 'real' once you start wrapping doesn't it?

Oh, don't do this to me! I can't ever wrap things until the last minute!

Ditto, Oxon. But this week I have to, since my family are going to be here at the weekend and will transport bags and bags of presents back to Didcot and I will follow by train just before Christmas. I am useless at present wrapping and no amount of glitzy paper and tinsel are enough to disguise my ineptitude.

Oh how I wish I was more organised - I haven't even got presents to wrap yet
That wrapping paper with grid lines on the back sounds an excellent idea - must have been thought up by a woman.....

You're not alone yogagran I haven't bought a single Christmas present yet!
I tend to think I should be allowed to have my birthday first before Christmas eclipses it. Only trouble is ... my birthday is December 22nd!! Doesn't give me much time to prepare for Christmas

I have a daughter who could get a job wrapping presents. Her Christmas gifts are always exquisite works of art and make me feel reluctant to open them and ruin the effect.
I, on the other hand, really don't worry too much about cutting in straight lines or having neat looking gifts - I'm just always relieved when the job's done.

NannaAnna I feel the same as you, Christmas can wait until after my birthday, luckily I have more time than you as mine is this Thursday

GA, I have a daughter like that too! And I feel the same way about job done! Grid lines, yes!!