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Create this fun twist on patterned gift wrap by combining two monochromatic designs and finishing up with a contrasting ribbon – or better yet, try combining both sides of one of our reversible gift wraps (below). <\/p>\n
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To make two different designs work together, start with a large, bold pattern and match it up with a small, simple one in the same color scheme, such as black & white. I’ve used our Paisley Flourish<\/a> plus our Black Rendezvous Dots, and our Black Flourish plus Houndstooth. A reversible wrap is even easier – the patterns already coordinate! I added\u00a0Fabric Ribbon<\/a>. I love the texture of fabric ribbon paired with classic patterns like polka dots.<\/p>\n Here’s how to assemble this easy duo-wrap look: 1.<\/strong> Cut a piece of each of your two wraps, then 2.<\/strong>\u00a0overlap them and tape them together on the back side. 3.<\/strong> Wrap your gift with the double sheet you’ve created, paying attention to where you want the seam to fall. Once your gift is wrapped, 4.<\/strong> hide the edge of the overlap with ribbon, then tie a pretty bow. It’s a quick way to get extra impact with very little effort.<\/p>\n This is a great solution for wrapping extra-large gifts and for using up those scraps of gift wrap. See our entire line of gift wrap here<\/a>\u00a0and more creative wrapping ideas here<\/a>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Create this fun twist on patterned gift wrap by combining two monochromatic designs and finishing up with a contrasting ribbon – or better yet, try combining both sides of one of our reversible gift wraps (below).<\/p>\n![\"How](\"https:\/\/www.nashvillewraps.com\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2015\/06\/dual-wrap-howto-1024x1024.jpg\")
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