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By LEE LITTLEWOOD
ne of America's most
beloved holiday traditions
is wrapping gifts.
M ^ Studies show the average
■ ■ household wraps about
37 presents each season.
, Since that's a bundle in
papCT, tapC, bOWS 3nd elbow grease, it's always nice if the outcome is attractive.
It has been said that presentation of.a gift is just as important as what's inside. Alter all, packages may be on display for several weeks and can become part of a home's holiday ambience. Some people even choose gilt-wrap designs specifically to coordinate with their home decor or holiday design theme.
So what looks are popular for this holiday season? Angels, angels and more angels are one of the fastest-growing trends in package dress-up. Nostalgic themed paper that's warm and casual and reflects simple family values is especially popular in these fast-paced times. Old-lashioncd scenes, vintage toys and pine tree-prints arc a lew of the looks splayed across new seasonal gilt wrap.
Jolly paper adorned with Winnic-thcPooh, Mickey Mouse, Looney Tunes and other bold designs is also fun for kids and adults.
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