Rectangular gifts and even awkwardly-shaped objects have easy solutions, but folding the creases at the ends of a cylindrical gift? Oh boy. Luckily, here’s an easy method you can try.

5. Fabric wrapping (Furoshiki technique) If you really want to get creative, you can wrap your gift in fabric! Furoskiki is a traditional Japanese wrapping cloth that can be used time and time again.

Video: How to wrap a triangular gift as shown by Fortnum & Mason How to wrap a triangular gift as shown by Fortnum & Mason. Video December 8, 2015 3:40 What do most people get wrong about wrapping?

It's the holiday season and you may need to wrap a present even though you've run out of tape.

Getting your gifts prepared for Christmas Day is a task that makes many of us groan, but with wrap-guru Julie Gubbay, we can tackle any shape with confidence.

Coming up short on wrapping paper while in the middle of wrapping a Christmas gift can be devastating, but a now-viral TikTok video may reveal a hack you never knew you needed.

If your annual Christmas wrapping session leaves you covered in screwed up balls of sellotape and torn paper, help is at hand. A new video showcasing an incredibly fast and simple technique has ...

SQUARE boxes aren’t too difficult but otherwise we can all come unstuck wrapping presents. Awkward shapes to wrap and flimsy paper that tears can take all the fun out of gift-giving. But you can ...