Harvest Gift Wrap for Small Boxes and Wine Bottles

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Photography by: Aaron Dyer

Looking for a way to help a holiday hostess gift stand out? We’ve got you covered. These pretty vintage harvest designs give any offering seasonal appeal. Download our clip art below; print and cut out. Use our specially sized designs for wine bottles, pairs of taper candles, and matchbooks. Or use a patterned sheet to wrap chocolate bars and other small items. The finishing touch: Punch a hole in each tag and secure it with twine.

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Candle

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Now put it all together! If you are looking to offer a more substantial gift, try putting a few of the items on this page in a gift box lined with this harvest gift wrap. Some other gift ideas to throw in the mix:

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Photography by: Helen Norman

Holiday Harvest Hurricanes

These are perfect clustered as a centerpiece, bookended on a mantle, or sprinkled around the house as reminders of the season. They are much simpler than they look. And the results are simply magnificent. 

Get the Martha Stewart Crafts Paint Holiday Harvest Hurricanes How-To

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Harvest Napkin Ties

For something that will really set the mood (or at least the table), all you need are some acorns and satin ribbon. For a really stunning presentation, make a full set of these ties and put them in a harvest gift-wrapped box.

Get the Harvest Napkin Ties How-To

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Maple Leaf Cookies

There are very few people who would say no to a homemade sugar cookie. These buttery, delicate, crumbly morsels of pure-maple goodness are the perfect treat for a sweet hostess.

Get the Maple Leaf Cookies Recipe

Herb Wreath

Each herb in this wreath carries a symbolic meaning — oregano for joy of the mountain, rosemary for remembrance, bay leaves for victory, etc. In Victorian times, an herb bouquet was actually recognized as a nonverbal expression of sentiment. The best part: Your hostess can hang this up right by the stove and use the herbs for cooking. Watch as Martha demonstrates how to make this wreath in the video below.

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