That's a Wrap Japanese wrapping is a gift in itself.

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THIS SUMMER I SPENT A MONTH IN JAPAN. and I was fascinated by all the special ways they have of wrapping gifts. There's such beauty in doing things in a slightly unexpected way! I paid close attention when shop clerks wrapped packages for me. and I managed to figure out some ways to wrap that were entirely new to me. Here's an instruction for a simple method that I really liked. On my trip. I also collected sea glass and porcelain on the beach, scrap paper from packaging and brochures, and other pretty waste materials that I then used to decorate my gifts.

HOW-TO SUPPLIES 
large sheet wrapping paper double-sided tape stickers and small trinkets 1.	Start with a rectangular piece of wrapping paper approximately nine times the size of the gift you're wrapping. Fold a corner of the paper over the box as shown in the photo.

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2.	Fold the left side of the paper over the package, and make a fold so that the downward edge of the paper aligns perfectly with the edge of the box. as shown. It may take a few times to get it right, so press lightly until you know the paper is exactly where you want it. Use double-sided tape to hold things in place if necessary.

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3.	Fold the upper corner of the paper over the box and fold it around to other side, making sure that the folded edge of the paper aligns exactly with the left edge of the box. (The box in the photo has been flipped over so you can see the completed step.)

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4.	Finish by folding over the last corner, creating a flap, again creasing the paper to align with the sides of the box. Close the fold with double-sided tape or a sticker. Decorate with small trinkets as you like.

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