Creative Ways to Reuse & Recycle Scrap Wrapping Paper: What to Do with Leftover Wrapping Paper
Turn clean wrapping-paper scraps into envelope liners, matching gift tags, drawer liners, origami, bookmarks, cards and other genuinely useful projects.
Turn clean wrapping-paper scraps into envelope liners, matching gift tags, drawer liners, origami, bookmarks, cards and other genuinely useful projects.
Style illustrated wrapping paper with hessian, linen, twine or velvet, then add rosemary, pine, eucalyptus and a Byard’s keepsake or witty gift tag.
Learn the five signs of good-quality wrapping paper, from opacity and corner strength to clean folds, well-scaled patterns and a smooth printed finish.
Compare A1 sheets with 1m and 2m rolls, calculate the paper needed for any rectangular box and see how many book-sized or shoe-sized gifts each format can wrap.
Is 90gsm or 140gsm wrapping paper right for your present? Compare flexibility, structure, opacity and folding, with practical advice for boxes, bottles and awkward shapes.
Discover how faces, names, photographs and private jokes turn personalised wrapping paper into part of the present—and a piece the recipient may want to keep.
Match Byard’s illustrated wrapping-paper designs to gardeners, bakers, campers, readers, wildlife lovers and more, with simple styling ideas for every recipient.
Discover the story behind Byard’s Christmas wrapping-paper collection, from snowy allotments and winter greenhouses to badgers, bookish frogs, wildlife and racing gonks.
Discover why Byard’s designs wrapping paper around people and their passions, creating original illustrated patterns for gardeners, campers, bakers, readers and wildlife lovers.
Discover how an original illustration becomes a seamless wrapping-paper pattern through careful motif placement, exact edge matching, scale checks and physical test prints.
Discover why Byard’s prints its original wrapping paper to order and supplies every sheet rolled in protective packaging for a smooth, crease-free finish.
Follow a Byard’s wrapping-paper design from its first hand-painted watercolour or pencil sketch through seamless pattern-making, test printing and finishing in our Derbyshire studio.