About the Author

Born in Tokyo, gift wrapping coordinator instructor Hiroe Miyaoka drew on her experience designing advertising signage and creating displays for gift and small goods stores to open the wrapping classroom and supply store toi et moi + STYLE GIFT (an incorporated company recognized by the Japan Gift Products Association). She enjoys teaching others about the joys of stylish, sweet gift wrapping through her classroom and through workshops throughout Japan. www.style-gift.net

Reviews

...simple to understand for all ages and can be a great way to make any homemade, special or just unique gift even more spectacular with your own creative skills! --Test Try Results blog

A wonderful resource for anyone who likes to present beautifully wrapped gifts using materials found around the home. --Handmade by Deb blog

As a gift wrapping designer, I always think the presentation is part of the gift to the receiver. It is so true what Hiroe mentions in her book, 'a gift is the embodiment of feelings of gratitude or congratulations, and the wrapping around it is the spice that enhances those emotions. So when wrapping a gift, start by considering the recipient and the reason for giving.' Perfect Gift Wrapping Ideas by Hiroe Miyaoka can help make your gift giving even more enjoyable and memorable. --Shiho Style & Design blog

Clearly illustrated instructions and a low price point make this book a perfect choice for anyone looking to improve their gift-wrap game. --Publishers Weekly

Ditch the overpriced gift-wrapping lines at the mall and add a personal touch this holiday season with DIY gift-wrapping! This book takes into consideration the type of gift, the giftee, and the feelings you want to convey in order to make gift-giving a special experience for both yourself and the recipient. Learn how to wrap odd-shaped items using everyday household materials and tons of different ways to tie a bow. --Craft Ideas Magazine

This book has simple ideas to more complicated wrapping situations...It is bringing the beauty back to gifts. --Crafty Moms Share blog

With just paper and double-sided tape, it's surprisingly easy to make a paper bag or packet. --Cut Out + Keep blog