At this time of the year, there are elaborate lighting displays and decorations on the Christmas tree, and holiday music can be heard in every corner of the world. We are only a few weeks away from piled up with gifts under the tree. At the same time, there are many new Christmas movies to immerse people in the festive atmosphere. Of course, just like this time of year, the Christmas decorations in the White House are also controversial.

Wrapping Christmas gifts under the tree always leads to one of the most stressful events on important days. Some people suffer as a result; others classify gifts as gift bags. In either case, even for those who like to wrap gifts, this is usually not a fun time. Nonetheless, there are some tips to help you pack Christmas gifts like a professional, including those fragile items that have proven challenging.

Wrapping a gift can be painful, but you can get the best gift with a few tips on Christmas morning. For example, Country Living recommends investing in some double-sided tapes. This allows for neat packaging without messy tape. Also, don't be afraid to break the tape measure or ruler. According to Food52, too little or too much wrapping paper can greatly affect your final product. Make sure you use the correct quantity, the final product will look good and it will be fun to take apart.

When handling fragile items, especially those with weird shapes, just use standard gift packaging materials. According to Groupon, the best way may be to place your artwork or fragile objects and use tissue paper to round their shape. Once you make the item into a solid rectangle, square, or other viable shape, you can start wrapping it as usual. However, you need to warn the person who gave the fragile item to the person that some corners or other areas of the package are thin paper, and they need to be careful when handling and opening the package.

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