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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ธ.ค. 2023
- Sophie Liard, an expert gift wrapper and author of "The Folding Lady," demonstrates and explains a variety of gift wrapping techniques in 11 levels of difficulty, from the easiest to most complex. From a traditional box with a bow to concealing a soccer ball in a wrapping paper gift bag, this expert shows us how to add some spark to your gifting this holiday season.
Director: Maya Dangerfield
Director of Photography: Eric Brouse
Editor: Richard Trammell
Expert: Sophie Liard
Creative Producer: Katherine Wzorek
Line Producer: Joseph Buscemi
Associate Producer: Kameryn Hamilton
Production Manager: D. Eric Martinez
Production Coordinator: Fernando Davila
Casting Producer: Nick Sawyer
Camera Operator: Jack Belisle
Gaffer: Mar Alfonso
Sound Mixer: Lily Van Leeuwen
Production Assistant: Caleb Clark
Hair & Make-Up: Yev Wright-Mason
Post Production Supervisor: Alexa Deutsch
Post Production Coordinator: Ian Bryant
Supervising Editor: Doug Larsen
Assistant Editor: Justin Symonds
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You missed my level 1: sticking everything in a pre-made bag with some wadded up tissue paper
Haha! I do this too because it allows the bag and tissue to be reused.
However, I don’t “wad up” the tissue in a scrunching way. My mom taught me to open the tissue, pinch the centre of the sheet, pick it up, then flick your wrist/arm-that creates a tulip-ish shape. The gift doesn’t need to be wrapped before putting it in the bag, just follow it with putting the pinched ends of the tulip tissues into the bag. Depends on the size of the bag, but it requires maybe 2-5 sheets to look full and pretty.
Momma taught you right! :)@@checksanity
That's my level
Could use some tissue wadding and stuffing techniques.
But I’m at level .5 with a gift card… no envelope. Just here ya go
Not everyone can wrap like this.
She definitely has a gift.
gottem
Ba dum tsss
I see what you did there 😏
Idk, looks to me like she has several gifts. ☺️
It just takes practice, like anything else
Pro-tip: Just put everything in a square box. Good luck guessing if it's a tennis racket or a lump of coal.
I was just going to say! Rather defeats the purpose of gift wrapping if I can tell what the enclosed item is 🤨
@@thomaslai1381You can do it so it is wrapped as if it is something other than it is lol
Or just an empty box
I did this once with a tennis racket. I just frankensteined a box for it out of what i had lying around lol.
@@CountdownsmilesCheerios + Twinkies + Amazon boxes = CheerKiesZon box Lol!
I'm one of the few people who enjoys wrapping gifts. I'm eager to try doing the pockets and pleats.
One way I like to wrap is similar to the pillar candle, but with shorter ends, to make it look like old fashioned wrapped candy. I just tie each side with curling ribbon then curl it. 😊
I'm right there with ya! Especially when you got good wrapping paper, bows and ribbons!
One of my favorite memories is volunteering at a wrapping station outside an REI every Christmas in high school! I loved wrapping people's gifts; I could get the benefit of wrapping a variety of fun gifts without having to pay for either the gift or paper LOL
And it was always fun hearing people's reasoning behind their gifts :)
@@adrieleje851 That sounds like fun! 🎁🎁🎁
I like to do that to small round items. :)
@@adrieleje851 ohh how I'd like to do so!
Me getting the Lvl11 gift :
"I hope it's a cat"
The card flap trick is astounding
Loved this - the books with the card pocket and the no tape versions were my favorite! I tend to use (and reuse) store bought bags for awkwardly shaped things, but I've definitely run out before. It'll be useful if that comes up again to know how to make my own ♥
I love wrapping gifts. When I was a kid, my mom would have me wrap all the presents for Xmas (except my own) 😅 I've actually used a few of these methods! I hate just throwing things in bags. I think people like unwrapping things (even if they don't like to wrap gifts themselves) so I try to wrap everything even if it's a weird shape.
It depends on the person. I hate when people wrap my gifts, because I can't not think about the waste of single-use wrapping paper. I prefer when they use gift bags or even shopping bags.
I get that, but bags are reusable! I just buy high quality bags and grab them after to reuse. Myself and a few family members keep exchanging the same bags!
Loved this! I especially appreciate the examples that required no tape. It allows for potential reuse of the wrapping and/or makes it easier to recycle (no removal of tape).
I’d never seen the bag style ones before. It would be cool to see another video, maybe with a focus on how to do different types of bow styling.
Agreed! Very creative making your own bag out of different designed paper. I never knew how to make a bag before- Blew my mind!!!
She missed levels: -3: hide behind your back unwrapped and hand it to the recipient and say "surprise" or something more clever. -2: throw into some kind of bag that's bigger than the item, preferably paper grocery store bag. -1: put item in center of a newspaper, pull all ends to close it into a ball, tie with string or a ton of tape. Three more tacky levels... covered.
-4 give it to your mum and tell her to wrap it instead
@@KittyClearyThat's level 12, my dude
The card slot is genius and I can't wait to try it. Also the gift bag of wrapping paper is super smart, I have an awkward gif that I was just going to throw in a gift bag lol.n
Wow- I thought I was pretty good at wrapping and she zoomed past my whole skill set at level 3. Some of these look doable and really fun! Can’t wait to try them out.
Finally some videos on gift wrapping! Remember searching for it some years back and being super disappointed nothing existed.
I love wrapping gifts creatively, but I've never take the time to learn to do pretty pleats (doesn't help that I usually have to wrap gifts on a carpeted floor). This tutorial is so kind and detailed that it really makes me want to try!
My favorite method: buy a gift bag - reusable and super simple!
Level 0: Checking the *Gift Wrap* box on checkout.
I needed this! I always feel I am pretty strong at level 1, but then gifts still end up being a little bit messy by either the quality of wrapping paper I picked, my level of patience or me misjudging how much paper I needed :') Great video!!
Thankyou for sharing this wonderful gift wrapping techniques, I have always found gift wrapping such a challenging task, but you made it look so easy, which I’m sure with a little practice should get easier to do, either way I’m greatly grateful for your efforts & sharing your skills! ❤🎉
I have always been the gift wrapper. As soon as my parents saw that I was good at it, I became the designated wrapper. Even now as an adult with a S.O, I'm still the designated gift wrapper. It just happens that way. I don't hate gift wrapping, because it does come in handy to know how to do it.....but to me it's like a chore.
Love this type of content❤. You should do 11 levels of origami 😊
They have done it! Very cool stuff
wrapping with non-coated recycled paper, then making some custom illustrations with a sharpie is my go-to method for maximum creativity while using minimum plastic/coated materials.
Just wonderful! Sophie made everything look so easy and inspiring. Thank you.
I've saved this into my help & tips file AND my making file, so I know that I cannot fail to find it when I need it💡 Brilliant, versatile methods, thanks Sophie!
This is amazing. Even Level 1 version 3 blew my mind!! I feel like I need to rewrap all my gifts now, I did such a lazy job!
Once I get past level 4 or 5 it’s going in a bag 😂
I think buying gifts is sometimes stressful but wrapping them is fun lol. Love being creative with it. If I could go back and tell my younger self I could actually make a living wrapping gifts lol... 😂
unfortunately it is the opposite for me lol
Girl, this is going to save my sanity this Christmas!!!
❤️❤️❤️👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
I loveeee wrapping things, this was amazing to watch
Wow! Very instructive. 😃 I've always used the level 1 box technique since that's the only one I know. Definitely useful. 👍
now I feel bad for shredding all the gift wraps I received... this is art. And it has so much care too..
Well this was inspiring! And very timely - THANK YOU!
Wow, the pleats tip and the no-tape method are so cool! Thank you for sharing!
Expecting final level to be mummification
As a former Origami Obsessed child, this is giving me life!
perfect timing!
I love wrapping gifts, this is very helpful ❤
What a timely video! This was lovely and inspiring. May or may not quit halfway though and put everything in a bag haha
My biggest problem is, I buy the cheap wrapping paper. The kind where if you look at it too hard, it rips. Not that I would actually do a good job with good wrapping paper, but at least it wouldnt rip.
Great instructions. Thanks!
I never knew that I needed to learn how to wrap gifts 😊
Thank you
Box & bow is level 1? what level is sloppily wrapped in news paper? 😅
i had no idea how complex this could be wow, i got so many amazing ideas and new techniques, just wow 🎉
This is awesome. Thank you for sharing ❤
The pleating was impressive, I’ve never seen that.
They just got her to wrap stuff so they didn’t have to 😂
Level 49: ceiling fan
Level 87: wheelchair
Bet you can't guess what's inside this huge 300 pound box....
Thank you
Pleasure to watch this! Can't wait to try it out on my gifts!)
I appreciate the Level 11 Tennis Racket. 😂 I have to wrap a decorative yard stake and baseball bat this year. This really helped on the yard stake and I plan to use the candle wrapping method for the bat. Thanks so much!
Love this!
Beautiful! I would love to receive such a beautifully wrapped gift!
They made her say sweater instead of jumper. Well done Wired!
*jumpah
I could watch this for hours
A true artist. Wow.
I love this!
This is really cool!
Thank you.
that paper is awesome!!! and it looks a better quality than the ones you find at the store
The papers are so gorgeous
Coffe mug level was missing!!!
Yesterday I packed my sister's gift she was giving to her friend, and they gave the mug without its box. I packed it but left out the handle because I didn't understand what to do with it so I glued the card and a bow near it and covered the body, top and bottom of the mug with one sheet!! I was glad everyone liked it😊😊 If there is a way to cover all of it, it would be nice to know!!
love how youtube recommended me this just after I finished wrapping.
Definitely one of Santa's little helpers, no doubt.
Put everything in a box. Wrap the box.
This makes me excited to wrap my sons Christmas presents
this was super interesting!
She is so beautiful ❤
Fun video with such a nice lady, thanks!
How long did it take you to learn to do this so easily? Thank you for posting this, by the way! Well done!
this is so cool
Ever heard of the Plastic Grocery Bag?
Level One: email them a gift card
Love it❤
I've used each of 1-9. I don't recall using/wrapping anything similar to 10 and 11. But now I know.
Okay. I'm bookmarking this one... I will never remember all these. Excellent video. Before now, I never got much past level 1. Although... I am rather an expert at that. LOL!
im only 3 minutes into the vid and im already amazed
Nice
my mistake is watching this after Christmas instead of before
“Card slot” at 4:30 … OMG 😮
Level 12+ is wrapping service at most upscale Japanese shopping centers. ❤
Nice to know my gift wrapping is approximately 0.1
If you want to take it even further, you could use Glue Dots on the undersides of the paper so that tape mechanics are concealed. 🌟
imo the best wrap is the one where you'd never guess whats inside, like wrapping a new smartphone as if its bottle. its abit more fun reaction
level 12: your wrapping is the gift
Gift wrapping paper is beautiful, certainly better than unwrapping but the thought of the recipient tearing it up and throwing it away or if I was the recipient I couldn't bear to let it go, is such a dilemma. 😂
every decision you've ever made has led up to this moment.
If she were to wrap my gifts:
"well, aren't you going to open your gift?"
My OCDself: "No, I don't think I will"
Too pretty to open!
Her level 1 is my level 11.
wrapping presents is my roman empire.
My wrapping job is either throw it in a bag with some tissue paper and call it a day, but since I like wrapping with paper and having to actually unwrap and open gifts/ watch people open it- throw fhe item in a box (if not already in a box) and wrap the box
You should also try a Japanese expert. They wrap things really prettily and fast!
fellow gift wrappers, i need help... where do you buy pretty wrapping paper in canada?
woah
I remember doing a box with pockets but not using them for anything. The pockets were just for the look.
The most replayed portion of this video is for those awkward shaped items (like a toy car, or basically anything in a blisterpack that's not a nice box shape), and the professional's solution is.. fold the wrapping paper into a gift bag and put it in there. It's still a nice personal touch to fold your own bag, but seems like the pro wrapper agrees that there's no point in trying to wrap those neatly. Maybe an origami master would have to step in.
That’s great and all… I just need the tutorial for how to tie the bow 😂
I feel I should have learned this 20 years ago.
Just put it in a box!
My husband - just hands it over in the store bag with receipt and all
👏👏👏👏👏
When doing boxes, I almost always use her second box method. I just find it easier to see what I'm doing. Not saying that the first way is wrong at all.