Fish Lips Wrapping Paper

by Larkyn Mungovan on April 18, 2008 in Shelter

My friend, Tia, is a thoughtful and creative gift giver but it is the beautiful wrapping paper she uses that I secretly anticipate. I gingerly unwrap her presents on my birthday in order to save as much of the paper as possible so (shhh!) I can re-use it on another gift. It’s also a small way to help the environment.

With the help of Fish Lips Paper Designs and their hipster recycled gift wrap my efforts to make a difference have just gotten easier. First of all, don’t you love that name: Fish Lips? It conjures up silly images and just as the gift wrap is an appetizer for the gift to come, it gives you a sense of the fun behind this mindful company.

Their entire line of funky and modern gift wraps are printed in the U.S. on 100% post consumer recycled paper with soy-based inks. Check out the Fish Lips Recycled Paper 101 helpful terms page or, even better, learn some neat ways to re-use their gift wrap. I have a very good feeling that any present received with this paper is sure to be cherished.

Images: Fish Lips