My Christmas tip

[Anonymous 1]

Get one of these
https://a.co/d/1bcqmG9
Turn the wheel and the tape will be already cut and ready to grab. Plus it's bigger so it's harder to lose.
You're welcome!
And no I don't care it's not Thanksgiving yet.

[Anonymous 2]

"Heat tape"?


ETA:


From copy: "Makes sublimation life so much easier."

"sublimation life"?

[highlandmum]

I glue my wrapping paper. I like the clean look. Plus a glue stick is so easy compared to tape.

[SlimShady]

I glue my wrapping paper. I like the clean look. Plus a glue stick is so easy compared to tape.

I have never heard of this, and I can’t decide if you’re crazy or a genius.

[Anonymous 1]

"Heat tape"?


ETA:


From copy: "Makes sublimation life so much easier."

"sublimation life"?

I have it for heat tape for sublimation but I pulled my heat tape off and put a regular roll of scotch tape on and it works amazing for wrapping gifts.

[Anonymous 1]

I glue my wrapping paper. I like the clean look. Plus a glue stick is so easy compared to tape.

I have never heard of this, and I can’t decide if you’re crazy or a genius.

It seems like it would take time to dry and you'd have to stand there and hold it. That would annoy me.

[LiveWhatULove]

I will consider this — but storage, always the issue…

[highlandmum]

I glue my wrapping paper. I like the clean look. Plus a glue stick is so easy compared to tape.

I have never heard of this, and I can’t decide if you’re crazy or a genius.

It seems like it would take time to dry and you'd have to stand there and hold it. That would annoy me.

Actually no. No holding at all. I got the tip years ago from a friend who wrapped presents at a mall in Toronto. That’s what they used, and they were busy. Just apply the glue stick a little bit in from the seam and run your finger across the seam and continue. No holding required, and glue sticks do not take long to dry.

I can actually finish wrapping a present with a glue stick way faster than tape. Plus it looks neater without seeing tape.

[PoplarGrove]

I have never heard of this, and I can’t decide if you’re crazy or a genius.

It seems like it would take time to dry and you'd have to stand there and hold it. That would annoy me.

Actually no. No holding at all. I got the tip years ago from a friend who wrapped presents at a mall in Toronto. That’s what they used, and they were busy. Just apply the glue stick a little bit in from the seam and run your finger across the seam and continue. No holding required, and glue sticks do not take long to dry.

I can actually finish wrapping a present with a glue stick way faster than tape. Plus it looks neater without seeing tape.

I used to do this. just make sure you use a good glue stick. The dollar store ones tend to be hit or miss on whether they'll hold or not.

[Traci_Momof2]

I prefer this for my Christmas wrapping and such.



The only thing is I can't find refills in stores anymore so I have to buy them online. I should get on that today so I have them in time for wrappping.