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With the days whittling away before Christmas is here, I figured it was time to start wrapping... and oh what fun it was.  I wanted to have a bit of vintage feel to the gifts this year.  With my brown paper, music playing and a warm fire to accompany me, I got right to it.
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86 comments:

  1. ur pics always make me smile...and make me remember when sofie wasn't into everything and i could so something. ahhhhh. i am living vicariously through you...hope that's ok!

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  2. Ok...you're cheating...that last one is a postcard.

    ;-)

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  3. I love your pictures...now can I send you my stuff to wrap?

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  4. SO pretty!!! Warm and snuggly feeling too!!!

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  5. I did gift bags, I took the easy way out. I am glad someone has the patience for the gift wrap :)

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  6. The packages look lovely - I will be wrapping in secret at my mom's in a few days - I'm not so excited about that part - but I love your gift tags - those are very funky!

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  7. i love it! i did the same one year but used stamps of red and green and colored raffia to tie them off. looked like they came right out of 'little house on the prairie.' merry CHRISTmas!

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  8. It looks gorgeous! I love all of my wrappings to match or at least coordinate☺ Makes the tree look complete! Wrapping gifts...that's next on my to-do list☺

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  9. Cute cute cute, I love it. I just did my presents last night, I went with a totally mod look :)

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  10. That's funny, I used the same paper this year! Great pics!

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  11. I love how your wrapping your gifts,they look great! The sad part is that the paper just gets ripped off, LOL.

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  12. ooo oooo ooooo I totally love the look of that type of wrapping. rock on!

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  13. I love the way you wrapped your gifts! Simple yet elegant :) Awesome!

    Great pics too!

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  14. that's beautiful! i love the tags. :)

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  15. i like the brown paper...and the tags are lovely. i love wrapping presents!

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  16. I love the vintage look with brown paper! Looks great!

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  17. Very nice job! And also I think you're very clever, I never would've thought to take a picture of the stuff used to wrap presents, but they tell the story - I like 'em!! :)

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  18. I love the paper. Here's a silly question: Where did you buy the paper? I have never bought brown paper for mailing.

    Makes me think of "Favorite Things" from Sound of Music.

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  19. I love that vintage look...gorgeous! I've got to try that one year!!

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  20. oooh, i love teh brown paper with the red ribbons! love it!

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  21. wow, your gift look beautiful. almost too good to open. beautiful photos once again.

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  22. Oh how beautiful! And your pictures capture that atmosphere of Christmas so well - all warm and fuzzy!

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  23. The presents look great and your photography is fantastic! Thanks for visiting my blog. I'm looking forward to reading eveyone's Shiny Things poems!

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  24. Wow you're efforts put me to shame!

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  25. I just bought my ribbon last night...always use ribbon and not bows. I need to get crackin' on my wrappin'!

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  26. It looks so beautiful!! So comfy and cozy!!

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  27. Your pictures are so pretty and your gifts are beautifully wrapped!

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  28. Love those shots! I like the look of brown paper. I did that a few years ago and used evergreen sprigs and raffia....might have to do that again. Your shots reminded me of how beautiful they were.

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  29. I love the way your presents look!! Gorgeous!! Im jealous! My wrapping leaves a lot to be desired!!

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  30. Oh those look "picture" perfect! Seriously out of a magazine or something :)

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  31. Congrats on being the featured blog over at SITS...I like your blog layout and header.

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  32. Congrats on being the FB!!

    That's why I call you Fab Tab!!

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  33. I love your blog. And I love your photos. Your work is beautiful!

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  34. I'm totally stealing the brown paper bag idea!! LOVE IT!

    I've been such a slacker and haven't been by in a while. I'm so sorry! I've missed your blog. Things are just silly crazy!

    I'm SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO excited you were featured at SITS!!! YAAAAAY! Congrats!

    ~melody~

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  35. I love using brown paper to wrap gifts and your gifts look amazing! The photos look even more amazing. Enjoy your SITS day.

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  36. I love what you did with the paper, and your pictures are so beautiful, great blog :)

    BTW Congrats on being featured on SITS :)

    Visit anytime
    http://www.firefly-shop.org/

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  37. Visiting from SITS....love the tree!

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  38. Hi! Stopping by from SITS! Your photos are phenomenal! My sister is a pumpkin nut! May have to get some of your pumpkin butter!

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  39. I (finally) did some wrapping last night too!

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  40. Yeah, Yeah....I LOVE your pics and am so glad it's your SITS day!

    Ccongrats!

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  41. Those are incredible, as are your photos! Happy SITS day!!!

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  42. Excellent tree & gifts. You have a great blog to read!
    Jx

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  43. Your photos are just beautiful!
    Love your tree and love the gifts wrapped in the brown paper.
    Have a great day!

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  44. Your lighting is amazing - I wish I could do anything close to this,
    Congrats on your SITS day!

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  45. Hi ya! Wow - it really has a very warm feel to it! Great photos!

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  46. Happy SITS day to you! I was intrigued by a post farther down where you said you were now part of the auto industry and then found out you're in Michigan! I am as well, but from the west side of the state although my family is more the east side (my dad is part of the auto industry as well but I'm sure in a much different way since I doubt you're a factory worker.) =)

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  47. Oh, those pictures are absolutely yummy... they make me want to sing...

    chesnuts roasting on an open fire/jack frost nipping at your nose...

    Merry Christmas--and happy SITS day!

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  48. I love the wrapping. You are so creative. The last picture is lovely.

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  49. I was wondering when you would be featured! CONGRATS!

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  50. Congrats on being FB! :) Have a great day!!

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  51. First...congrats on being featured SISta blog! The pics are beautiful and your blog is very inspiring....I must say, at my age...the one thing I dread the most now on getting prepared for Christmas is "wrapping"! :)

    But, maybe a glass of wine, some snacks and music would help me get "inspired"!

    xo...deb

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  52. Love this blog. Visiting from SITS! Great pics. I want to learn.

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  53. I found you through SITS...I love the vintage look..have a great day

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  54. Lovely photos. I love the last one.

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  55. i'm enjoying this vintage look. if i thought my family and friends would appreciate it, i'd do it in a heartbeat. :)

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  56. Stopping by from SITS...
    Beautiful pictures! And I love the wrapping...gorgeous! Congratulations on being today's featured blogger!

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  57. I knew I would love you when I saw the first picture of the ribbon!!! I love ribbon..what a wonderful blog!! Came over from SITS!
    -sandy toes

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  58. Happy SITS Day! Your gifts are beautiful!

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  59. Beautiful. Congrats on being the featured blog on SITS today!

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  60. congrats on being the featured blog at SITS. :)

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  61. Gorgeous pictures! You have such a great eye.

    Kelly :)

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  62. I failed to say Congrats SITSta!

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  63. The last pic looks to pretty to be real!

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  64. Your Christmas tree is beautiful! And so is your wrapping. Rock on girl!

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  65. My tree is jealous of your tree - it simply look beautiful.

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  66. What a great feeling! Sounds cozy, and I bet the packages are beautiful.

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  67. I love brown paper packages! I use them every year! They are just my favorite!

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  68. It all looks absolutely beautiful! I can't find words that haven't already been said. Great job!

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  69. Beautiful gifts! WOW love the brown paper!! Visiting from SITS Thanks for sharing.

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  70. Okay, you HAVE to tell me what kind of camera you use! Your pics are amazing!

    Love your blog, just visiting from SITS!

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  71. Beautiful pictures, they have a wonderful warmth to them. What camera and editing software (if any) do you use?

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  72. The gifts look just lovely and so simplistic. LOVE IT!

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  73. I love the photo of the Christmas tree with the fire in the background. It does have a vintage feel.

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  74. I love this look you have going. And you angled photography really makes a dramatic picture.

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  75. I LOVE YOUR VINTAGE LOOK! I AM USUALLY THROWING THE WRAPPING PAPER ON MINUTES BEFORE IT'S RIPPED OFF--YOU'VE INSPIRED ME! CONGRATS ON YOUR SITS DAY!

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  76. Beautiful photos!!! I love how those gifts look. Wow!
    Blessings
    -Megan

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  77. Such beauty in wrapping! I love the brown paper and have looked everywhere for something like that. Where did you find it?

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  78. I've never seen a picture of a Christmas tree more lovely. I want to live there.

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  79. Oh you are beautifully creative. You would be embarrassed by my wrapping technique. I have been known to use aluminum foil in a pinch, and I once wrapped a present with Baby Shower paper for a Wedding Shower. Shameless... I know :).

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