DIY Paper Tree Wrap

This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Pilot Corporation of America.

Store bought wrapping paper is fine for your holiday gifts, but why not be an overachiever and spice up that present? Today I’m sharing how you can easily add some pretty pink trees to your gifts with some craft paper and Pilot G2 Gel Pen. I swear this is quick and easy to do, plus your holiday gifts will look super cute!

Supplies:

  • white wrapping paper
  • colorful craft paper
  • double sided tape
  • pretty Pilot Pen pens
  • scissors

Directions:

Step 1: Wrap up your present. You don’t have to use white wrapping paper for this project, but it will really help to make your paper trees pop.

Step 2: Freehand cut a few different triangles from your colorful craft paper (don’t worry about the triangles being cut perfect).

Step 3: Use double sided tape to adhere the triangles in layers onto the front of the wrapped present.

Step 4: Use your Pilot Pen to add branches, birds, stars, ornaments, and other details (like the gift recipients name) to the triangle trees. Because the G2 gel ink uses pigments instead of dyes and the drawings are vibrant with beautiful colors.

You’re all done and now you have the cutest little wrapped present in town. It took barely any time to wrap. Are you doing any special wrapping this year?

Pilot Pen will make the perfect stocking stuffer! Maybe pair some pens with an adult coloring book? Pilot Pen would like to give you a little discount to use for the holidays: Get 20% off ALL G2 products. Valid now through 12/31/16. Just use this code: G2SWAY 

– Chelsey

P.S. This blog post is sponsored by Pilot Pen: America’s #1 selling, smooth writing and longest lasting gel ink pen. You can check them out on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Pinterest to get more inspiration for the holidays.

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