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I don’t know about you, but I’ve still got a stack of unwrapped presents waiting in a corner bedroom, stressing me out. If you’ve been procrastinating too, head on over to Studio DIY and check out these lovely (and free) printable “Let It Snow” gift boxes and tags!
Emily Henderson shows us 3 fun and creative ways to wrap our holiday gifts in this cute video.
Oh Happy Day has a fun holiday DIY for all ages with this Christmas tree mobile.
Artist Lisa Hoke uses salvaged materials to create room-sized, wall-hanging, collages as a thoughtful commentary on our consumer culture.
These colorful cut-and-fold paper stars from Mini Eco are the perfect addition to handmade garlands and decorations!
![I [heart] The Art of Tinkering](https://i0.wp.com/makezine.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/tinkering-shot.png?fit=633%2C351&ssl=1)
We at MAKE love The Tinkering Studio at the Exploratorium in San Francisco, so when we heard that its directors, Karen Wilkinson and Mike Petrich, were going to capture their community of artists and engineers (“Tinkerers”) into the pages of a book called The Art of Tinkering, we couldn’t wait to get our hands on it. And you know what? They have exceeded my very high hopes for what they’d create.
Looking for a simple way to make your gifts really stand out under the Christmas tree? Check out this cutout tissue paper gift wrap tutorial!
