VIDEO: Gift Wrapping

The first method of packing bottles

The candy is always very popular, especially on birthdays. Important here: You should only pack non-carbonated drinks, as you cannot put the candy on the table.

• To do this, cut the wrapping paper so that it is almost twice as long as the bottle and can be wrapped around the bottle roughly twice.
• Now place the bottle on the edge of the wrapping paper so that the paper protrudes about the same distance from both ends of the bottle.
• Fix the paper with tape, wrap the bottle and fix the other end to the bottle as well.
• Cut two pieces about 30-40cm long from the ribbon. Gather the paper at the ends of the bottle and wrap the ribbon around it once. So that it holds one more knot and you are almost done.


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• To make it look a little better, you can now pull the gift ribbon along a scissors blade so that it curls.

The second method of packaging bottles as gifts

if the first method is too playful for you, you can use yours gifts also pack in a slightly modified form. This method is only half a piece of candy, so to speak, which is also suitable for carbonated beverages.

• Cut the paper like you did with the candy, only a little shorter.
• Place the bottle on the edge of the wrapping paper so that it only protrudes about 10cm from the bottom of the bottle.
• Follow almost the same steps as above. The only difference is that you now have the paper out at the bottom of the bottle in the opposite direction from the edge to the center of the bottom of the bottle and tape it there fix.

The third method of wrapping gifts

• For every occasion, there are small gift bags in stores that are the length and width of a bottle. The bottle only needs to be 'bagged' and is also easy to transport.
• Or you can have a box added to it when you buy the bottle. This method is particularly recommended as a company gift.