How to Create Stylish Christmas Cookie Boxes Wrapping by Using Calligraphy

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As the holiday draws closer, my mind is increasingly preoccupied with the question of what presents to give to the people I care about and how to present those presents. My grandmother would always wrap everything in the most beautiful vintage paper that she collected, and every year, one of my favorite holiday traditions was to take my time and carefully unwrap the that she had given me. Because there is something about using great Christmas Cookie Boxes wrapping that brings an added level of sophistication to the act of giving. Because I don't have any nice old paper lying around at the moment, I decided to make my own Christmas Cookie Boxes wrapping by decorating everything with calligraphy. I finished off the Christmas Cookie Boxes wrapping by utilizing spherical Christmas Cookie Boxes tags printed with a festive metallic ink, gold lettering on the ribbons, and big, expressive calligraphy on the brown wrapping paper. In addition, if you want to make your own calligraphy Christmas present wrapping, you will find all of the information you need in this course.

THE UTILITIES

A substantial paper stock in a lovely hue for use in crafting your Christmas Cookie Boxes tags.

A shade of brown on the kraft paper

a more substantial ribbon that can be used for writing in calligraphy.

A narrow ribbon made of satin to use for tying on your Christmas Cookie Boxes tag your preferred pen holder and calligraphy nib, if you have one.

pen covered in metal. I chose Moon Gold, which is one of my favorite inks from the Finetec Pearl Metallic palette, which is something that I've written a lesson about here on this site.

Make use of metallic or white paint markers to write on your kraft paper and ribbon. My personal favorites for this purpose are the Sakura Pen-touch metallics and the white Molotow acrylic marker.

THE PAPER USED FOR WRAPPING IT ALL UP

I recommend taking the necessary measurements to cut a piece of kraft paper that is large enough to cover your Christmas Cookie Boxes, then using a paint pen to create monoline calligraphy and a ruler to draw faint lines. If you want to accomplish things in a highly organized manner Christmas Packaging Boxes. I concluded that I needed to be a little less constrained and more expressive, concentrating more on the overall effect rather than on each word and line. After that, I just grabbed a scrap of paper and got to work. Pick the method that you feel most at ease with and that corresponds most closely to the font style you've decided to use.

RIBBON, MARK RIBBON

While attempting to weigh down one end of the ribbon with a heavy object with your other hand, hold the ribbon in place to prevent it from moving. This ought to make writing on it a little bit easier and more fluid.

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THE TAGS OF THE PRESENT

First things first, do a rough sketch of the outline of your tags. After that, you will need to cut them out and punch a little hole in the center for the ribbon. Create a gorgeous statement by handwriting it with your calligraphy tools and using metallic ink. To finish off your tags, find a fine satin ribbon in the color of your choice and use that.