Here are some more examples of easy ways to gift wrap with Stampin' Up! All these Big Shot flower dies are quite addicting!  Just die cut a bunch of flowers, emboss some of them for extra pizzazz, and you've got the makings of a lovely gift wrap idea!

Here are some vanilla flowers cut with the Fun Flowers Die #121812 in the Occasions Mini and embossed with the Vintage Wallpaper Embossing Folder #120175.

I very lightly sponged some ink on each layer of the flower and adhered them together with dimensionals.  It looked okay but I wondered if I should not have done the sponging….but THEN I curled the tips of the flower petals with my bone folder and that was just the WOW it needed! There's often just one more little thing to do that really makes you satisfied with your project!  And of course I added a little pearl to the center.

And as I did the other day in THIS post, I made a simple belly band around the gift box and adhered my flower to the top!  Can't you just imagine making these flowers for a wedding gift or on a wedding gift bag…or a wedding card?!  I think it would be beautiful!!

Here's a Daffodil Delight flower embossed with the Perfect Polka Dots Embossing Folder #117335 with a button in the center!

And one more flower gift wrap decoration made with the Daisies #2 Flower Die #114520.

You don't even need gift wrap for packages.  Just use tissue paper and decorate with your Stampin' Up! flower dies!  This is a great gift wrap idea and will save you a last minute trip to the store for wrapping paper and ribbon!

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Use the Stampin' Up! Matchbox Die #114890 with your Big Shot #113439 to make this cute little box!  The Love Letter Designer Series Paper #117162 with the black and white houndstooth pattern really makes this box up-to-date!  Just the other day I read how trendy houndstooth is and that gave me the idea to make something with this paper.  I LOVE the Real Red, Basic Black and Very Vanilla colors in this paper and have seen many cute projects using it.

To top off my matchbox, I used the Scallop Circle Punch #119854 to punch two scallops in the same pattern. Fold each scallop in half, making sure that you aren't folding any scallops on the ends in half…..you want to just fold in the lines between the scallops. Fold in half, open, fold in half in another spot.  I found that if you just go around the circle to each scallop you will probably get them all and get them folded correctly. After you have made all the folds (so that it looks like spokes on a wheel), take your Paper Snips #103579 and cut on just one of those lines into the center.

Then starting with the slit, accordion-fold the scallops back and forth all the way around.

Take the two folded scallops and adhere them together do you have one whole flower…..you can even use three scallops if you want!  On my matchbox, I actually used two scallop flowers, one with a different pattern on the bottom.  Then I attached a linen-threaded Real Red button from the Candy Cane Big Designer Buttons which were in the Holiday Mini.

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I used the Bitty Box & Envelope Die #115967 to cut out this box with my Big Shot and punched the heart with my Full Heart Punch #119883, and then it sat undecorated on my table for several days.  Then I got the idea to punch out a bunch of little colored hearts with my Heart to Heart Punch #119881 to decorate the box!

It was fun to play around with all the hearts and colors until I had a pleasing layout.  I also needed a small greeting, so I stamped "Happy Valentine's Day" from Teeny Tiny Wishes #115370.  Talk about a useful stamp set with its variety of sentiments!  I just cut the words out and played them a little off-kelter on the box and there you have it! Behind the lid I adhered a small piece of window sheet to close the heart opening. Now it is ready for candy or small notes or whatever treat I choose for Valentine's Day!

(To punch the large heart in the center of the lid you do have to fold up the box flap in the front or the punch won't slide all the way in.  But you are able to just clear that flap in order to punch the heart, so it works!)

If you need these heart punches for Valentines, just click HERE to order. Be sure you are on my demonstrator business website for best pricing.