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We've noticed when visiting Korea that packages were tied up in pretty fabrics. The neat thing was, the way the fabric was tied provided a built in handle for the packages as well. Kids even carry their books in the fabric. Another great thing: no need for tape or scissors. The fabric wrapping is known as Furoshiki in Japan and Bojagi in Korea.

Of course you can use any fabric that you have- an extra scarf, leftover fabric from a project, etc. But if you don't have any extra fabric, you can find scarves specifically for wrapping over at Bobo Wrap or Wrap Natural.

Visit Bobo Wrap for a video demo of how to tie the fabric. You choose the size and pattern or print.